Service Areas · Miami Beach
Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine therapy that uses hair-thin needles at specific points to support the body's natural balance. Healing Point Wellness Clinic provides it in nearby Hollywood and serves the wider South Florida area, including Miami Beach to the south in Miami-Dade County.
18-20 mi north of Miami Beach · 35-40 min drive
One clinic · Hollywood, FL
Healing Point Wellness Clinic is a single acupuncture clinic in Hollywood, FL that serves the wider South Florida area, including Miami Beach to the south. Every visit is provided by a licensed acupuncturist and Doctor of Oriental Medicine, so a Miami Beach patient sees the same practitioner from their first consultation onward.
Acupuncture at the clinic is gentle and drug-free, which suits patients who want a non-surgical option for everyday aches, tension, and stress. Hair-thin needles are placed at specific points to support circulation and help the body relax.
The clinic keeps to one Hollywood location on purpose, because seeing the same Doctor of Oriental Medicine each visit lets your plan build session to session rather than restarting with a new provider.
The care is built around a calm setting, hair-thin needles, and a licensed acupuncturist who explains each step before it happens.
How far is the clinic from Miami Beach? Miami Beach sits about 18 to 20 miles south of the Hollywood clinic, in Miami-Dade County, which works out to roughly a 35 to 40 minute drive in normal traffic.
Because Miami Beach sits on a barrier island, the drive begins by crossing to the mainland, whether you set off from South Beach, Mid-Beach, or North Beach. From the southern neighborhoods, the Julia Tuttle or MacArthur Causeway leads across to I-95, while farther north Collins Avenue follows the coast.
From the mainland, the route heads north on I-95 or Florida's Turnpike and exits toward Hollywood. The drive passes nearby communities such as Sunny Isles Beach, Aventura, and Hallandale Beach before reaching the clinic.
An alternative follows US-1 or Collins Avenue north for part of the trip, a slower coastal route that avoids the interstate during busy periods.
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 on Saturday and Sunday.
Planning the trip around lighter traffic makes the drive easier, because the 35 to 40 minute estimate can stretch during rush hour on I-95.
Directions to the clinic in central Hollywood are shared when a visit is booked, so the final turns off I-95 or the Turnpike are easy to follow.
From Miami Beach
About 18-20 miles north · 35-40 min via I-95 or Florida's Turnpike
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 condition has its own page with fuller detail. Common reasons to book include back pain, nerve pain, headaches, stress, and trouble sleeping.
A frequent 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 common reasons to book, and each is addressed with its own point selection rather than a one-size approach.
Acupuncture supports these concerns rather than replacing medical care, so it works best alongside advice from your own doctor.
For questions about fees and coverage, see our guide to acupuncture cost and insurance, which 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 the ones used for shots or blood draws. For patients who feel nervous about needles, the clinic offers gentle, needle-anxiety-friendly care, and non-needle options are available on request. A first visit generally starts with a short consultation and a traditional Chinese medicine assessment before any needles are placed, which leaves time to raise questions and settle in.
A session can use fewer needles and a slower pace, which helps first-time and needle-anxious patients stay relaxed.
Approaches such as laser and red-light stimulation, acupressure, and biofeedback work on acupuncture points without inserting a needle.
Telling your acupuncturist about needle anxiety during intake 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 Miami Beach patient sees the same practitioner, so the relationship and the plan stay continuous.
Dr. Tsai, Doctor of Oriental Medicine
A Doctor of Oriental Medicine is trained in acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine, which is the background behind the gentle, whole-person approach used at each visit.
For a Miami Beach patient making the longer drive north, that continuity is a practical advantage, because progress notes and point selections carry over from one appointment to the next.
It is about 18 to 20 miles north of Miami Beach, roughly a 35 to 40 minute drive depending on traffic.
Cross to the mainland, then head north on I-95 or Florida's Turnpike toward Hollywood and 3301 Johnson St Ste B. 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 Miami Beach 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.
