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Acupunctureworks My mission is to provide an integrative and complimentary health care approach to patients using Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Wendy Workman is a board certified New York State licensed acupuncturist. I have a MS in acupuncture and oriental medicine from New York Chiropractic College (NYCC). My schooling at NYCC included over 3,000 hours of training in both Chinese and biomedicine. I studied at the renowned ZheJiang Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hangzhou, China. Instruction in Chinese herbal medic

ine was an integral part of my training with a focus on safety. My clinically based education allowed me to gain hands-on experience treating a large variety of disorders such as chronic pain, anxiety, depression, insomnia, hot flashes, insomnia, digestive disorders and PTSD. What I have to offer is many years experience as an RN in multiple medical settings, as well as license and experience as a massage therapist. I chose acupuncture as a means to add to my knowledge base in order to improve my ability to aid my patients in restoring their health. Western medicine does many things very well, but prevention of illness and treatment of painful conditions and chronic illness is an area where Chinese medicine excels.

26/06/2023

Acupunctureworks will be closed 6/26 returning to work on Thursday 7/6

01/07/2022

Acupunctureworks will be closed through July 11. Have a safe and happy July 4th holiday!

23/06/2020

Acupunctureworks is back to work since 6/8. Appointments available, call to schedule yours. New protocols in place to keep you safe. We am screening patients,(we will not treat anyone who is sick or has been exposed). Masks are required, temperature screening, hand sanitizer before entering treatment room. Air purifiers in every room, daily vacuum, frequently touched surfaces disinfected between patients, room use is staggered to allow 2-3 hours between patients in a room. Looking forward to hearing from you.

19/03/2020

Socially distance, not to avoid getting ill, instead assume you have coronavirus/COVID-19 and socially distance to avoid infecting others.
I am not an alarmist, I don’t worry about the flu, I don’t ever get a flu shot. I go to the doctor once a year for routine medical screening. I worked as an RN in the early days of the AIDS epidemic. We assumed everyone was infected and used universal precautions.Until we know much more about the spread of this virus, I think it is prudent to assume the same.
Here are some of the things I have learned about the corona virus:
Viral load has been shown to be as high in people without symptoms as folks with a bad case of the disease.This means that someone can have no symptoms yet be capable of spreading the disease. People who are sick are not necessarily disease free after 14 days, they may transmit the disease for more than double that period of time.
The virus lives in the air, conservatively for 30 minutes, but maybe as long as 3 hours. This means it can hop on a dust particle and float around. You don’t even have to be in the same room to get sick. It doesn’t like fresh air and sunshine, so if you are outdoors you are at very little risk as long as you are not in a crowded place. You are at more risk in stores, restaurants, bars, offices and the like. It can live on a surface for 3-9 days depending on the surface; cardboard up to 24 hours, metal and plastic for longer. That means touching a menu and touching your face could make you sick as could door k***s, elevator buttons, shared keyboards… or simply breathing virus from the air.
Italy now has 35,713 cases and 2978 deaths.That is a death rate just over 8.25 %, many many times more deadly than the flu, which has a death rate of .1%. Death rates are higher in Italy because they have an older population. They also have a population of 62 million, in the US there are 327 million people. Italy was much quicker to test and isolate the sick. Health care professionals in Italy are having to choose whose life to save. There are not enough ICU beds or ventilators to treat everyone. The US has fewer hospital beds per person in this country than almost any other nation according to the WHO.
Infection with corona virus can be asymptomatic, very mild or more severe. It incubates slowly. From time of exposure you may get sick from 1 to as many as 28 days after exposure.
Mild disease: You may have some symptoms or none at all
• sore throat
• fever which may be low grade
• muscle aching
• fatigue
• nausea
• diarrhea
More severe symptoms:
• incessant dry cough
• shortness of breath
• high fever

MD recognizes acupuncture as an alternative to opioids for pain relief.
06/05/2018

MD recognizes acupuncture as an alternative to opioids for pain
relief.

I had often heard of acupuncture as an alternative treatment for pain, but I had dismissed it. But I also knew that my patients deserved an alternative to opioids.

22/12/2017

Acupunctureworks will be closed from 12 noon Dec 22 until Jan 2. I am moving into expanded space on the third floor, perhaps as soon as January 1, and I will keep you posted. The space is being renovated now! Thanks for all your support over the past year. Wishing you and yours a safe happy holiday and a healthy new year!

Thanks for all your support over the past year. I am so grateful for the opportunity to do the work I love and you all a...
23/11/2017

Thanks for all your support over the past year. I am so grateful for the opportunity to do the work I love and you all are a large part of the equation! Happy turkey day!

Meet the acupuncturist at Ramada Inn in Cortland today. Questions? Free acupuncture talk at noon today.
14/10/2017

Meet the acupuncturist at Ramada Inn in Cortland today. Questions? Free acupuncture talk at noon today.

Learning great new sports acupuncture techinques. Come find out what is new!
29/04/2017

Learning great new sports acupuncture techinques. Come find out what is new!

Another hospital is on board with acupuncture for side effects of cancer care.
26/04/2017

Another hospital is on board with acupuncture for side effects of cancer care.

The Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center is known throughout the world for its innovative and often revolutionary cancer treatments. What may be surprising is that members of the Mass General team are supplementing their biomedical cancer treatments with a therapy...

Mayo Clinic and the American College of Physicians agree-Acupunctureworks for low back pain. Call your home town Cortlan...
25/04/2017

Mayo Clinic and the American College of Physicians agree-Acupunctureworks for low back pain. Call your home town Cortland acupuncturist today.

Acupuncture is formally recommended by the American College of Physicians.

Evidence shows:“If acupuncture were a drug, we’d say the drug works.”Come see for yourself at Acupunctureworks!
23/04/2017

Evidence shows:
“If acupuncture were a drug, we’d say the drug works.”
Come see for yourself at Acupunctureworks!

For certain conditions—particularly pain—there’s evidence it works. Exactly how it works is an open question.

22/04/2017

Thanks Cortland for the best week ever! Fully booked and loving my work!!! Feeling grateful.❤️❤️

Small study in Minneapolis hospital finds acupuncture provides pain relief equal to pain killers!
22/04/2017

Small study in Minneapolis hospital finds acupuncture provides pain relief equal to pain killers!

Abbott Northwestern says that pain scores of those who received acupuncture alone dropped by the same amount as those who also received analgesic painkillers.

Want to lose weight? Give ACUPUNCTURE a try! I treat weight management with a comprehensive approach. Book an appointmen...
26/03/2017

Want to lose weight? Give ACUPUNCTURE a try! I treat weight management with a comprehensive approach. Book an appointment today to get started on the road to better health!

WE TAKE MANY INSURANCES!Acupunctureworks is now credentialed as a preferred provider for Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield...
26/03/2017

WE TAKE MANY INSURANCES!
Acupunctureworks is now credentialed as a preferred provider for Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield, Empire/Anthem Blue Cross
Blue Shield, Aetna, Landmark/Signa and Health Net Federal Services.
I will be happy to call your insurance and check for acupuncture coverage. Just give me a call. 607-592-3035, or visit my website and drop me a note. www.cortlandacupunctureworks.com

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Monday 08:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 18:00
Thursday 08:00 - 18:00

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+16075923035

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