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Ming Acupuncture · Hanover County

Restore function. Build lasting vitality.

Ming Acupuncture combines acupuncture, dry needling, herbal medicine, therapeutic bodywork, cupping, and related modalities to provide individualized care for pain, movement, digestive health, pelvic health, stress, sleep, fertility support, and long-term well-being.

Located within Health Link Family Chiropractic in Mechanicsville—serving Hanover County and the Greater Richmond community.

Meridian hand · clinical reference model

The practice

Individualized care, multimodal by design

Chinese medicine informed by contemporary anatomy, physiology, pain science, and clinical research. Treatment adapts to the person in front of us.

Ming Acupuncture practices within Health Link Family Chiropractic in Mechanicsville (Hanover County), Virginia. All appointments are scheduled by calling the Health Link desk — online booking is not offered on this site. We help people move from symptom-driven care toward greater function, resilience, and a surplus of health—without promising instant cures or guaranteed outcomes.

The Ming approach

A process, not a protocol

  1. 01

    Understand the whole picture

    History, goals, movement, and context—not a single symptom in isolation.

  2. 02

    Identify the present priority

    Care starts where it can most help you function and recover now.

  3. 03

    Select appropriate modalities

    Acupuncture, dry needling, herbs, bodywork, and guidance—chosen for this visit.

  4. 04

    Adapt as function improves

    Plans change as your response and goals evolve. No fixed protocol for everyone.

Practitioners

Cisco Arnold & Federica Mingotti

Licensed acupuncturists and massage therapists practicing multimodal, function-oriented care.

Portrait of Cisco Arnold

Cisco Arnold

L.Ac., LMT

Licensed acupuncturist and massage therapist with deep experience in pain relief, postural correction, and physical functioning.

Portrait of Federica Mingotti

Federica Mingotti

L.Ac., LMT

Licensed acupuncturist and massage therapist with a multimodal approach to pain, pelvic-floor concerns, and digestive imbalance.

Modalities

What treatment may include

No single modality is appropriate for every patient. Your visit may draw from several approaches.

  • Acupuncture
  • Dry needling
  • Chinese herbal medicine
  • Food energetics
  • Therapeutic bodywork
  • Cupping
  • Gua sha
  • Movement or postural guidance when appropriate

First visit

Orientation before you arrive

Appointments may last up to approximately 60 minutes (confirm at booking).

  • History and goals discussion
  • Clinical questions and relevant assessment
  • Treatment discussion and shared planning
  • Initial treatment when clinically appropriate
  • Follow-up recommendations and next steps
Full What to Expect guide

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Ready to begin?

Call Health Link Family Chiropractic to schedule, review what to ask for by visit type, or contact the practice with a fit question.