National University of Health Sciences

First acupuncture treatment for natural healing. Will be returning as I was very comfortable with needles. Looking forward to releasing more heat from my body, next visit. Looking forward to pain release to heal some soreness in my bod.
Very professional staff and assistance, aka interns. Did you know you have more than 12 different kind of pulses? Did you know that after removing the needles that if you bleed you are leasing heat from your body?
I am looking forward to releasing pain which is due to stored body heat.
I recommend making appointments at this location with Marla M. Very through staff.
Comfortable and very clean rooms. Building is very accessible as it’s close to the highways. Only come if you need help.
The needles are not as thick or long as the dentist, so it’s safe to come.

I graduated in 2005. Back then I didn’t really fully grasp how much the «science-​based» approach National adheres to was preparing me for the future of Chiropractic Medicine.
The school itself has its good professors and bad just like every other institution. The campus is very updated nowadays, way more than when I attended. I would recommend NUHS to anyone.
Keep up the good work!

I go here for all my primary health care needs. The naturopathic services have been excellent!

I came here for Accupuncture and it was an amazing experience.
I suffer from chronic migraines, and with everything that I have tried, Accupuncture is really the only thing that can even help manage them anymore.
Dave Mayer was the intern that I saw and he was fantastic!
He really cared about my pain, and helping to manage it and get me pain free!
He and his advisors were always very pleasant, caring, patient, and professional.
Dr. Fan is very kind, and she really knows her stuff, which shows through her students as well.
I would highly recommend looking up Dave, Zola, or any of their other excellent interns if you are a migraine sufferer.

A good friend of mine has used their acupuncture services and she loves it. I’ve tried it a few times. It’s not painful at all. The pins don’t go in very far; you can barely feel them. It does offer calming. But some people are more suggestive to acupuncture therapy than others, and I think I’m on the wrong end of it.
Still, for $ 25, I’m impressed with what acupuncture services you get. This isn’t like going to a barber college, where you might get someone that has no clue on what they’re doing and you come out with a mangled ‘do. They’re very careful and serious about it. Anyone in the Lombard area that goes elsewhere for acupuncture (and massage, though I’ve yet to try it) is overpaying.

Today I went to get a massage with a gift certificate I won at a Take Back the Night Du Page event. The massage therapist I had was very nice and took a lot of notes about my health history. I believe her name was Kristina. A one hour massage is only $ 40 regularly, so you can’t beat that. The lobby isn’t much to look at nor are the rooms, but it’s a learning clinic so I didn’t expect it to look super awesome. The massage therapist checked in with me about the pressure several times, which I really liked. I bruise easily so I didn’t want her to go too deep. I would definitely go back.

NOTE: I have used the massage services only.
The students (all massage therapists are still students) and staff of the clinic are very professional, kind, and punctual. I have always enjoyed my experiences here from making the appointment to the completion of my massages.
The lobby is very typical to a clinic, and the treatment rooms are bare bones, but clean and relaxing. Some therapists will use essential oils, music, or other relaxation aids. Feel free to ask them to make any changes, as they are trying to gain real-​world experience at this stage.
$ 40.00 for a one hour massage in a clean relaxing place? You can’t beat that.