Super Acucare Inc

Was here for Christmas! Wendy Gao is an experienced acupuncturist. Gave me immediate relief with her work. Therapists there also very experienced. Got the special… acupuncture, massage, and cupping. She put the Electric stimulation as well… helpful for my case. All excellent work. However, if you’re a bit sensitive… this is aggressive work… The cupping and all the effort in general is to heal… and heal now… so be warned… Cupping is Tough! But I like it! :)

I have been going here for 4 years, I have a seizure condition and the cupping and acupuncture helps to calm the nerves in a prevent way.
I would not go anyplace else

I went to Acucare for the 1^st time based on the Unilocal reviews. I got a 30 min Acupressure session and a 30 min Reflexology session. I believe it was the owner that assigned a nice woman to me who didn’t speak English, so she informed her of the services I wanted. We started with the Acupressure first. It was GREAT! She had nice strong hands and I dozed off pretty easily. However, I was jarred awake and startled several times with a banging noise that was coming from upstairs. I am not sure what was going on, but it was like someone was hammering over and over. So, it truly did interrupt my overall experience. Then at one point, I could hear loud talking outside the room I was in. In such a place like that, voices should be kept at a whisper so not to disturb the sessions taking place.
After my Acupressure session, the lady had me flip over onto my back to get in position for Reflexology. When I turned over, she had turned the light up bright, which felt a bit disruptive, then turned it back down again to start the Reflexology. Once again, the massage was great and I fell asleep with ease, but kept being jarred awake with the constant banging from upstairs. So, it was a bit hard to stay relaxed with that happening. And when she was done, she turned the light up bright again, which is not the most comfortable way to come out of a massage.
Overall, the massages were great. I would definitely give them another try. Hopefully the sound is under control.

my friend and i went for 30 minute messages. my friend’s was great. mine was… weird. i’ve only had a few reflexology shoulder messages before so i’m not an expert, but i don’t think they’re supposed to involve so much PINCHING and twisting of my flesh? also her nails were too long, they dug into my skin when she rubbed my back. i came because my shoulder was bothering me and it was NOT better when i left, but i was left with finger marks on my shoulder from being pinched so hard. they lasted for three days. i’ve attached a photo.

Still 4.5 stars, but Dr Gao and the younger Dr Chen (also a woman) include Chinese medical consultations with their massage and cupping therapies.
I’ve also had LanLan and Annie, they are both strong, vigorous and professional.

So went here based on the reviews for a quick 30 minute massage. Me and my wife each got one. My guy was on the ruff side but did a good job. Her massage was also good. She finished first and played for her massage and tipped. When I finished a few minutes later I paid but she had used all the extra cash on hand for her tip. The man got very upset and kept asking where his tip was and this wasn’t ok. Kept in mind the messages were paid in full and a tip was already given. I understood he wanted a tip but I needed to go get more money real quick. I told him and the other lady that spoke good English I would go to the atm and get him one. After the rant they kept having I was not pleased. So the tip he would have got I spent somewhere else on a nice person. For this reason I give two star and should really give one. Tips are for good service this includes being nice

I created a pinched nerve in my lower back by lifting weights incorrectly at the gym. (lucky me!) The back of my right knee and my right foot was tingling with numbness. I went to my sports medicine doctor and the herniated exercises I was given just were not giving me the relief I needed. I went onto Unilocal and Super Acucare came up under a massage result. Its reviews were top notch and the price liked good to me.
I met Dr. Wendy Gao upon arrival. She listened carefully and gave me all kinds of good advice for my back. I was treated with acupuncture, hot stones, electrolysis, and a massage at the end of my treatment. I felt like Dr. Gao and her massage assistant Ella really cared about helping me with my pain. At the end of the treatment Ella even bent down and tied my shoes for me, because I was not supposed to bend my lower back.
Dr. Wendy Gao is very kind and she’s a strong woman. I really like her. I’m sure the American Medical Association doesn’t accept her China credentials, but trust me, she’s the real deal. Apparently she was a heart and cancer doctor in China before coming to the USA. I have had two treatments, one week apart and my back is improving. I don’t think acupuncture is a miracle cure, but it definitely helped me more than the herniated exercises I was prescribed. I was able to sleep much better after my sessions at Super Acucare.
I must admit the walls are thin at Super Acucare, and you can hear what is going on in other treatment areas. Apparently Dr. Gao is a good mentor for people trying to lose weight. Also, I noticed another guy come in with back problem possibly similar to mine. If absolute privacy is something you really need, then you might want to look elsewhere. Nevertheless, I think this place is a super value with super great staff.

I have been going to Dr. Gao seeking acupuncture treatment for severe allergies and IBS for the past 2 years. I usually take Zyrtec, singular, flonase and an eye drop without much of improvement for my allergy symptoms. I usually get 6 treatments and my symptoms would go away without taking additional medications. Dr. Gao is very nice. If you call ahead for an appointment she can work with your schedule, staying late even.

I love these guys and am always recommending them. The short guy there gives the perfect massage for me and I will go there for medical issues too. They once fixed a pinched nerve that had rendered my arm inoperable.

Excellent option for no-​thrills but highly effective acupressure massage — you’ll be in pain, but in a very good way! The proprietor and her staff are friendly and efficient, and the facilities are clean if spartan. One cautionary note — I am a Mandarin speaker so was able to communicate my specific needs, but I could see how the language issue could be trickier for clients who don’t speak Chinese. I was told that plenty of non-​Chinese clients go there, though, so I bet it’s manageable. Very good value!

Dr. Gao is female and trained in both traditional chinese med and western med and is a licensed practitioner of oriental medicine which is a step above acupuncturist.
I regularly visit for accupuncture or therapeutic massage of which accupressure is upper body and reflexology is lower body. She offers $ 30 consultation where you tell her your symptoms and she does pulse and tongue diagnostics prior to the recommended treatment. $ 30 fee is waived if you get a session.

I love this place. I visited several years ago after a road race for foot reflexology and honestly this is the best place I’ve been to. I don’t say that lightly. I go to foot reflexology places on a regular basis and all over the world when I travel. I get half hour of acupressure massage $ 30 and half hour of foot reflexology $ 30. They have you in a private room on a table for both services. I went 2x in past few years and the lady would remember who I was from the tattoo on me. I went again this weekend twice cause I was walking a lot in heels. I like the ear rub and they do something to my knees which always ache from long flights that makes my knees feel awesome. I wish this place was in Atlanta. Don’t get me wrong there is great massage places in Atl but out of all the foot reflexology/​accupreassure places I’ve visited this one is my top choice.
This place is more focused on acupuncture which i have not tried. People in other reviews commented on the appearance of the location décor etc. Honestly it’s more of a Dr’s office and well their service more then makes up for then not spending a arm and leg on fancy décor. It’s not there to look like a spa. It’s there to relax your body and help it to heal itself.

This was the best massage I’ve ever had, really got some of my knots out. 30mins/​$ 30, I had Mrs. Li and I’m def going back.

OK — here we go again, I thought as I hesitated outside the door of the el-​cheap-​o «Dollah-​a-​minute» Chinatown Massage joint.
The ladies inside literally came outside to convince me to come in.
«Chi-​Gong», I said. and pointed to the words «Energy Treatment $ 10» on the menu posting the prices.
«Chair massage?» «No, Chi-​Gong», I said.
My «therapist» (there aint no credentialing here, I am certain) Lili spoke almost no English — but I gotta say — when the bell rang after 20 minutes of PERFECT acupressure to my neck, back, lowerback and arms, I replied «Yes, 10 more minutes, please» when she asked me if I wanted more time.
This is a legitimate place — not a «happy ending» massage parlour. Safe, decent, and best of all if you ask for Lili — you will get a true pick-​me up.
She knows which meridians to use, and even gave me an auricular (ear) and scalp massage (no oil, no mess).
I am pleasantly surprised. I expected a horror show — and this place — for a cheap Chinatown massage joint, is A-​OK by me.
P. S. Ms. Gao (Owner) if you are reading this — if you would spruce up your décor and signage — you could really have a better review from me. I hear you are a REAL Acupuncture practitioner and that is a great thing.
Please give your place a makeover, play a little music (so we can’t hear the person in the next «room») and change the lighting (florescent) and you could really have something.
I will be back to check up on you!!!