About Medical Acupuncture
Based at 18 Parkshot in the heart of Richmond, this established acupuncture clinic offers medical acupuncture delivered with professional rigour and genuine personal care. Practitioner Minling Chen brings decades of experience to each appointment, treating both acute conditions and long-standing health concerns through a tailored, patient-centred approach. The clinic operates Tuesday to Friday afternoons and on Saturday mornings, making it accessible to working residents and those with busier weekday schedules. With consistently high patient satisfaction, it is a trusted destination for those seeking a thoughtful, evidence-informed complementary therapy close to home.
Local area
Parkshot sits just a short walk from Richmond station, placing this clinic conveniently at the edge of the town centre without the bustle of the main shopping streets. Richmond has a long-standing appreciation for independent, specialist practitioners, and a clinic of this kind fits naturally into a community that values expertise, continuity and genuine professional relationships. With Richmond Park and the Thames on the doorstep, many local residents are health-conscious and active, and medical acupuncture sits comfortably within the broader culture of thoughtful wellbeing that defines the area.
Why choose Medical Acupuncture
Minling Chen’s decades of experience set this clinic apart from more generalist offerings. Patients return year after year — a telling mark of trust that speaks more clearly than any marketing claim. The clinic’s afternoon and Saturday hours offer genuine flexibility for those who cannot easily attend midweek mornings. The setting on Parkshot is calm and accessible, close to Richmond’s excellent transport links without being in the thick of the town centre. For residents seeking consistent, knowledgeable care from a practitioner who takes the time to understand their individual circumstances, this clinic merits serious consideration.
Services
- Medical acupuncture treatment
- Personalised treatment planning
- Management of acute conditions
- Treatment of long-standing health concerns
- One-to-one consultation and assessment
Ideal for: Local residents seeking complementary therapy, Adults managing chronic or long-standing conditions, Those looking for alternatives or supplements to conventional treatment, Patients seeking a personalised, unhurried clinical approach, Residents of Richmond and surrounding areas.
Frequently asked questions
What days and times is the clinic open?
The clinic is open Tuesday to Friday from 12:30 to 6:30 PM, and on Saturdays from 8 AM to 2 PM. It is closed on Mondays and Sundays.
Where exactly is the clinic located?
The clinic is at 18 Parkshot, Richmond, TW9 2RG — a short walk from Richmond station, which is served by South Western Railway, the District line and London Overground.
How do I get in touch to book an appointment?
You can call the clinic on 07905 047113 or visit the website at acupuncture-medical.org for further information and to make contact.
Is this a medically trained acupuncturist or a traditional practitioner?
The business is categorised as medical acupuncture, and the existing patient reviews describe a professional, clinically rigorous approach. The practitioner, Minling Chen, is noted for deep knowledge and a commitment to ongoing learning.
Can the clinic help with long-term or chronic conditions, not just short-term problems?
Yes — the clinic is noted for treating both acute concerns and long-standing health challenges, with treatment plans tailored to each patient’s individual circumstances.
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