In Traditional Chinese Medicine, disease contains two parts analogous to the roots and branches of a tree. The symptoms are like branches, and if you only treat them, the same roots will soon grow the same symptoms again. To effectively heal, one must address the root cause of the of illness so the tree may grow healthy branches. Additionally, two people may both experience a similar disease but have very different underlying root causes. Likewise, two others may have very different diseases but have the same root cause. At Rooted Medicine, Andrea Hingst L.Ac. MSOM, draws from experiences in integrated hospitals and private practice to combine traditional Chinese therapies with modern functional medicine to identify each individual’s unique foundational imbalance to heal from the roots up.

Family Care Acupuncture and Health Center is a Woman Owned, Acupuncture Clinic in Oregon City that focuses on Natural Pain Management and Healing from Trauma - both physical and mental/spiritual. In the office, we offer Acupuncture Services, Essential Oils Therapy, and Tuina Massage appointments. We also specialize creating a Home Care Plan for our patients that may include nutritional supplements and vitamins or herbal therapies to help our patients get well faster, in a natural and safe way. For the convenience of our patients, we accept most major health insurance and Personal Injury Protection insurance following a car accident. Schedule a Free Consultation to learn more! 503-868-1496.

Rhonda Coleman is a Licensed Acupuncturist in the state of Colorado. She is a board certified Oriental Medicine Practitioner by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.

You'll find us nestled within Geeveston in Tasmania's beautiful Huon Valley, our clinic seamlessly blends traditional concepts and modern theory to develop specific treatments for your needs.

Autumn Jensen L.Ac., MSOM
Licensed Acupuncturist and Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine
Autumn graduated from Southwest Acupuncture College with a Masters of Oriental Medicine. She is certified as a Diplomate of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, as well as a licensed acupuncturist in the state of Colorado and a member of the Acupuncture Association of Colorado. She is also a Nationally Certified Chinese Herbalist. Autumn is trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine along with the Balance Method taught by Dr. Richard Tan, which is very effective in treating pain. Her training included more than 3,000 hours of education and over 1,000 hours of clinical practice.
Autumn also studied in China and received a certificate from the Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine Hospital located in Harbin, China. She studied in inpatient and outpatient departments such as Pediatric, OB/GYN, Rehabilitation, Orthopedic, Dermatology, Tuina, Cardiovascular and Neurology.
Autumn chose acupuncture because she values treating the body as a whole, treating each patient as an individual and treating the root of her patient’s problems. She strongly believes in the benefit of preventative medicine and the importance of keeping her patients in balance.
Before finishing her masters, Autumn graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Human Services and worked as a social worker.