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Welcome to the Rehabilitation Medicine and Acupuncture Center website. At our clinic you will experience treatments combining modern Western medicine with conventional Eastern methods. We have a state-of-the-art clinic where we integrate the latest technologies of American medicine with the philosophies of traditional Chinese herbology and acupuncture to provide natural, non-surgical, pain free and individualized patient care.
Dr. Jun Xu was featured on Greenwich Time on August 26, 2015, for his work on acupuncture treatment for infertility patients, please click here for full article
Dr. Xu went to Senegal and Guinea Bissau of West Africa between May 18 and June 2, 2013 for medical mission. He went there again between April 19 and 27, 2014. Dr. Xu has many stories to tell, please click here for full report. The photos on the above top was his trip in 2013, the below was in 2014.
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Rehabilitation Medicine and Acupuncture Center
Jun Xu, M.D., Hong Su, C.M.D., Lic. Acup.
1171 East Putnam Avenue, Building 1, 2nd Floor
Greenwich, Connecticut 06878
Location: See Map
Tel: (203) 637-7720
Fax: (203) 637-2693
As a licensed MD Physician, our office may accept your insurance. Please click the Services icon to check if we accept your insurance. Please call our office for detail about your insurance and illness. Thank you!
Specialties
Jun Xu, M.D. is the only physician in Connecticut that holds three medical certificates:
1. Licensed Physician, American Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
2. American Board Certified in Acupuncture (NCCAOM),
3. American Board Certified in Chinese Herbology (NCCAOM)
Dr. Xu has been appointed as a Clinical Assistant Professor at Department of Rehabilitation Medicine of New York Medical College.
Please see staff information for more detail.
Hong Su, C.M.D. is the only licensed acupuncturist in CT, who also holds a cosmetic acupuncture certificate, having been trained in China.
Please see staff information for detail.
Magic Needles Book
In the light of escalating medical costs, people should know that acupuncture is a safe, cost-effective way to help with dozens of conditions, both for prevention, pain management and curative powers. Dr. Xu’s rare blend of high-level medical degrees that he earned both in China and the U.S. give a unique perspective of how to integrate Eastern and Western medicine to give the best of both worlds. Dr. Xu’s new book Magic Needles: Live Longer and Feel Better with Acupuncture is came out from Basics Health Publishing June 15, 2011. Reserve your copy now by calling 800-575-8890 or though the publisher’s website. Please click here for detailed info about the book.
Read more »Case Discussions
- 69. Occipital Headache, How Can Acupuncture Treat It?
- 68. An Ancient “New Way” to use Acupuncture to treat Cervical Dystonia
- 67. Dr. Jun Xu’s calling from West Africa
- 66. Why did Tiger Woods receive PRP treatment for his knee and ankle pain?
- 65. Eczema and Acupuncture Treatment
- 64. Acupuncture and Infertility Case Discussion
- 63. Dr Jun Xu was featured on Greenwich Time on August 26, 2015
- 61. My Medical Trip to West Africa in April, 2014
- 59. Frozen Shoulder and Acupuncture Treatment
- 57. Headaches and Acupuncture Treatment
- 54. Acupuncture and Peripheral Polyneuropathy
- 52. Acupuncture and Rheumatoid Arthritis
- 50. Acupuncture and Facial Rejuvenation
- 49. Acupuncture and Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome
- 48. Acupuncture and Multiple Sclerosis
- 47. Acupuncture and Tinnitus
- 46. Acupuncture and Fibromyalgia
- 44. Acupuncture and Irritable Bowel Syndrome-IBS
- 43. Acupuncture and Insomnia
- 42. Acupuncture and Postchemotherapy Syndrome
- 41. Acupuncture and Bell’s Palsy
- 40. Acupuncture and Dupuytren’s Contracture
- 39. Acupuncture and Stroke
- 38. Acupuncture and Shoulder Arthritis
- 37. Acupuncture and Intorable Headache
- 36. Acupuncture and Wrist Pain After Bike Riding-Ulnar Nerve Impingement
- 35. Acupuncture and Hip Pain and Trachanteric Bursitis
- 34. Acupuncture and Heel and Foot Pain
- 33. Acupuncture and Lateral Ankle Sprain
- 32. Acupuncture and Archilles Tendon Injury
- 31. Acupuncture and Shin Splint
- 30. Dr. Xu’s Book Signing, Acupuncture and Burning sensation at right lateral thigh
- 27. Acupuncture and Hip Pain and Osteoarthritis
- 26. Acupuncture and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- 25. Acupuncture and Low Back Pain-Spine Compression Fracture-Collapse of the spine bone
- 24. Acupuncture and Low back pain again after back surgery
- 23. Acupuncture and Chronic Low Back Pain-Herniated Disks and Pinch Nerves
- 22. Acupuncture and Acute Low Back Pain – Low Back Sprain
- 21. Acupuncture and Trigger Finger-Dont’ Text Message Too Much
- 20. Acupuncture and Wrist Pain
- 19. Acupuncture and Elbow Pain
- 18. Acupuncture and Rotator Cuff Tear-Shoulder Pain 2
- 17. Acupuncture and Frozen Shoulder-Shoulder Pain 1
- 16. Acupuncture and Cervical Spondylosis-Neck Pain
- 15. Acupuncture and Severe Neck Pain and Hernic Disc
- 14: Acupuncture and Trigeminal Neuralgia
- 13: Acupuncture and Occipital Neuralgia
- 12: Acupuncture and Cervical Dystonia
- 11: Acupuncture and Drug Abuse
- 10: Swine Flu
- 9: Acupuncture and Smoking
- 8: Acupuncture and Allergy and Sinusitis
- 7: Acupuncture and Asthma
- 6: Acupuncture and Bronchitis
- 5: Acupuncture and Swine Flu & Common Cold
- 4: Acupuncture and Osteoporosis
- 3: Acupuncture and Weight Control
- 2: Acupuncture and Intolerable Headache
- 1: Acupuncture and Unexplained Infertility
