Acupuncture in Sandy Springs, near Atlanta
Acupuncture that works around your clinic's calendar
Three licensed acupuncturists in a medical-office suite on Roswell Road. We see people who are working with a reproductive clinic, and we place visits around your appointments. Your clinic leads your care. We keep you company alongside it.
- We time visits around your clinic's calendarEarly slots before a monitoring visit
- A visit summary goes to your clinic when you askOnly with your written okay
- We work alongside your reproductive clinicWe never change your medicines or your plan
Alongside your clinic
Your clinic leads. We fit around it.
Your reproductive clinic sets your plan: the medicines, the monitoring visits, the procedures. We don't change any of it, and we don't give advice about your treatment.
What we offer is a quiet hour on the table that we plan around your calendar. Give us the dates your clinic gives you, and we book the days in between.
Share your clinic's dates and we book around them
Ask for a visit summary and we send it to your clinic, with your written okay
Tell us everything you take, so your acupuncturist knows
What we do
What we do, and what we leave to your clinic
Four things you can count on from the first call.
Visits placed around your calendar
Tell us your clinic's dates when you book. We offer early and late slots so a visit doesn't land on top of a monitoring appointment or a procedure.
A summary when you want one
After a visit we can send your clinic a short note of what we did. We send it only when you ask in writing, and only to the address you give us.
A full list of what you take
We write down every medicine and supplement your clinic has you on. Bring the sheet your clinic gave you, and we copy it into your record.
A clear line around your care
Your medicines, your timing and your results stay with your clinic. We don't read a result, change a dose or tell you what to do next.
Who is licensed
Licensed in Georgia, with the certifier named
Each acupuncturist's license is in the footer of every page, with the board that issued it.
Georgia licenses
Gianna Dinu, Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.)
GA Lic. 000000 · Georgia Composite Medical Board
Licensed to practice acupuncture in Georgia
Tao Liu, Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.)
GA Lic. 000000 · Georgia Composite Medical Board
Licensed to practice acupuncture in Georgia
Nelly Rueda, Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.)
GA Lic. 000000 · Georgia Composite Medical Board
Licensed to practice acupuncture in Georgia
National credential
Gianna Dinu
Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.), NCBAHM, formerly NCCAOM
Tao Liu
Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.), NCBAHM, formerly NCCAOM
Nelly Rueda
Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.), NCBAHM, formerly NCCAOM
Languages spoken
Gianna Dinu
English
Tao Liu
English and Mandarin
Nelly Rueda
English and Spanish
Gianna Dinu
Lead acupuncturist
Gianna books the first visit with every new patient who comes through a reproductive clinic.
Gianna opened Peony so that people working with a clinic could find an acupuncturist who already understands how a clinic's calendar works. At a first visit she asks which clinic you are with, what is on your calendar and what you take, and she writes it all down.
She explains each step and each risk before a needle goes in, and you can say no to any part of a visit.
Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.), NCBAHM, formerly NCCAOM
Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) · GA Lic. 000000
Questions people ask first
How do you work alongside my reproductive clinic?
You tell us the clinic's name and the dates it gives you. We book your visits around those dates, and you tell your clinic you are coming to us. Your clinic stays in charge of your plan; we keep ours to the table.
Will acupuncture change anything my clinic has planned?
No. We don't change, add or stop any medicine, and we don't move a date. If your acupuncturist thinks something should be raised, they tell you to ask your clinic.
Can you send my clinic a summary of my visits?
Yes, when you ask in writing. It is one page: the date, what we did and anything you asked us to pass on. We send nothing to your clinic without your okay.
What should I tell you before my first visit?
Your clinic's name, the dates on your calendar, and every medicine and supplement you take. Please leave the details of your history for the visit. The contact form doesn't ask for them.
What if my clinic's calendar changes?
Call or text the front desk. We move visits around, and we keep a few early slots open for last-minute changes.
Tell us your clinic's dates
Book a first visit, or call and we will find times around your calendar. A first visit is about 75 minutes.