Acupuncture & Massage in Edmonton, AB

Dr. Beth Lee is a licensed Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbalist with a deep-rooted passion for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). She has been serving the Edmonton community since 2008, offering personalized, holistic care to support physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

Born and raised in Taiwan, Dr. Lee comes from a family with a long-standing tradition in Chinese medicine—her late grandfather operated a respected Chinese medicine clinic in Taiwan, where she was first introduced to the power of herbal remedies and natural healing. This early exposure to holistic practices shaped her lifelong dedication to TCM and its ability to restore balance and harmony in the body…

Acupuncture

Facial Rejuvenation

Fertility

Massage Therapy

Cupping

Electro Stimulation

Herbal Medicine

At WellnessRising Acupuncture Massage Clinic, we offer acupuncture to enhance your well-being through personalized, holistic care. Our treatments address a wide range of health concerns, including menstrual disorders, menopause symptoms, fertility issues, and pregnancy discomforts for women. For men, we focus on pain management, sexual health, prostate issues, and improving fertility.

We also support post-surgery recovery by alleviating pain, boosting wound healing, and managing swelling and scar tissue. Additionally, acupuncture helps with allergies, anxiety, stress, sleep disorders and digestive issues. Contact us today to discover how acupuncture can support your health and recovery journey.

Come experience natural care for:

Allergies and asthma
Arthritis
Back Pain
Blood Sugar Concerns
Headaches and Migraines
Menopausal and Menstrual Issues
Muscle Tightness or Weakness
Neck Pain
Sports Injuries
Stress

We Offer Direct Billing to Your Benefits!

At our office, we are pleased to provide direct billing services to your Extended Health Benefit Provider.

Please be aware that some Extended Health Benefit plans require a Physician’s Referral for Massage Therapy. We recommend contacting your benefit provider directly to clarify their specific requirements. If a referral is needed, it should be submitted directly to your insurance company (not to us) prior to your scheduled massage treatment to allow for sufficient processing time.

To ensure smooth processing, we kindly ask that you have a valid credit card or Visa Debit card on file to cover any charges not paid by your insurance provider. This information will be securely collected during your initial visit.

Rest assured, your credit card will only be charged for the outstanding balance once we have received a response or payment from your insurance company. Before any charges are made, our office will reach out to confirm the amount due.

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Edmonton, Alberta