Service Areas · Fort Lauderdale
Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine therapy that places hair-thin needles at specific points to support the body's own balance. Healing Point Wellness Clinic provides it in nearby Hollywood and serves the wider South Florida area, including Fort Lauderdale about 10 miles to the north.
10 mi south of Fort Lauderdale · 20-25 min drive
One clinic · Hollywood, FL
Healing Point Wellness Clinic is a single acupuncture clinic in Hollywood, FL, and it serves the wider South Florida area, including Fort Lauderdale to the north. Every visit is provided by a licensed acupuncturist and Doctor of Oriental Medicine, so a Fort Lauderdale patient sees one consistent practitioner from the first consultation onward.
Acupuncture at the clinic is gentle and drug-free, which suits Fort Lauderdale patients who want a non-surgical route for everyday pain, muscle tension, and stress. Fine needles are placed at mapped points to support circulation and encourage the body to settle.
Keeping to one Hollywood location is a deliberate choice, because seeing the same Doctor of Oriental Medicine each visit lets a plan build session to session instead of restarting with a new provider.
The clinic also serves other Broward and Miami-Dade communities across South Florida, and everyone is offered the same gentle, drug-free care regardless of the direction they travel from.
How far is the clinic from Fort Lauderdale? The Hollywood clinic sits about 10 miles south of Fort Lauderdale, which is roughly a 20 to 25 minute drive in normal traffic.
From Fort Lauderdale, the most direct route heads south on I-95 with an exit toward Hollywood, or follows US-1, also called Federal Highway, for a slower surface-street option. Either way the drive passes through Dania Beach, which sits directly between the two cities.
From downtown Fort Lauderdale, the Las Olas area, or Victoria Park, I-95 is usually the quickest choice, while routes closer to the coast often favor US-1 along the shoreline.
The clinic address is 3301 Johnson St Ste B, Hollywood, FL 33021. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm, and the clinic is closed Saturday and Sunday.
Timing the trip outside rush hour keeps it near the 20 minute mark, because I-95 through central Broward slows during the morning and evening peaks.
Directions to the clinic in central Hollywood are shared when a visit is booked, so the final turns off I-95 or US-1 are easy to follow.
From Fort Lauderdale
About 10 miles south · 20-25 min via I-95 or US-1
Hours
Mon–Fri 9am–6pm · Closed Sat & Sun
Phone
(954) 987-6988
Acupuncture at the clinic may support a range of everyday concerns, and each one has a dedicated page with fuller detail. Common reasons to book include back pain, nerve pain, headaches, stress, and disrupted sleep.
A common starting point is acupuncture for back pain, a drug-free option for lower back and chronic back discomfort.
Nerve pain, tension headaches, and stress-related sleep trouble are other frequent reasons to book, and each concern is handled with its own point selection rather than a one-size approach.
Acupuncture supports these concerns alongside medical care rather than replacing it, so it works best with input from your own doctor.
For questions about fees and coverage, our acupuncture cost and insurance page explains directional pricing and how to check your plan.
Hair-thin needles, an unhurried pace — and options that skip needles entirely.
Does acupuncture hurt? Most people feel little to nothing, because the needles are hair-thin and far finer than those used for injections or blood draws. For Fort Lauderdale patients who feel uneasy about needles, the clinic offers gentle, needle-anxiety-friendly care, and non-needle approaches are available on request. A first visit generally opens with a short consultation about your health and goals, followed by a traditional Chinese medicine assessment before any needles are placed, so there is time to raise questions before treatment begins.
A session can use a light touch that helps first-time and needle-anxious patients stay relaxed.
Laser and red-light stimulation, acupressure, and biofeedback work on acupuncture points without inserting a needle.
Mentioning needle anxiety at the start is the most useful step, because the plan can be softened right away.
Care is provided by Dr. Tsai, a licensed acupuncturist and Doctor of Oriental Medicine who practices at the Hollywood clinic. Every Fort Lauderdale patient sees the same practitioner, so the plan and the working relationship stay continuous.
Dr. Tsai, Doctor of Oriental Medicine
A Doctor of Oriental Medicine is trained in acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine, which is the foundation for the gentle, whole-person approach used at each visit.
For Fort Lauderdale patients weighing where to go, that continuity is a practical advantage, because progress notes and point selections carry over from one appointment to the next.
The clinic is about 10 miles south, in Hollywood, which is roughly a 20 to 25 minute drive depending on traffic.
Head south on I-95 or US-1 through Dania Beach to 3301 Johnson St Ste B in central Hollywood. Directions are shared when you book, so the final turns are easy to follow.
Call (954) 987-6988 or request a consultation online, and the clinic confirms a time within office hours of Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.
Insurance is accepted; call to check whether your plan applies before your first visit.
Booking acupuncture near Fort Lauderdale starts with a short call or a consultation request. Care is provided by a licensed Doctor of Oriental Medicine at 3301 Johnson St Ste B, Hollywood, FL 33021.
