Discreet and Personalized HealthCare
Located in Midtown and Financial District of New York
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Kelley Mondesire', DA, AP, L.Ac., is a Rhode Island, New York, and Florida Board Certified practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is a referred TCM practitioner for Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital, New York, NY. She is a graduate of The Pacific College of Oriental Medicine; practices Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Herbology, and is well trained in the field of Western Biosciences. Kelley brings her many colorful life experiences into her highly personalized practice. Her areas of concentration are Sports Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Integrative Support Therapies for cancer patients. In her personal life, Kelley is an accomplished martial artist; is a highly competitive athlete, and holds a Master's Degree in the Fine Arts in addition to her Master's Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine. She often refers to herself as being a 'Scholar Warrior' - a term used to define the individual who practices the disciplines of body exercise, diet, breathing exercises, Herbology, philosophical study, and meditation to realize the Tao. The Tao is the 'Path', or 'Way'.
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Appointments
Appointments can be made by telephone or email. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to your first appointment. In the case of late arrival, we reserve the right to shorten your treatment to the time remaining for your scheduled appointment. House calls can be arranged. There is a 100% charge for cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance and missed appointments. Parent or legal guardian must be present for all patients under the age of 18 years. MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express accepted.
Hours are by apointment. Gift Certificates available.
Notice: Nothing contained in this informational packet shall deemed to constitute advice or a recommendation for a specific individual or condition. Each person and their particular condition is unique and thus results vary from patient to patient. The results discussed in these materials may not be achieved in other situations.
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