Acupuncture in Las Vegas and Summerlin
Spring Mountains Acupuncture is a licensed acupuncture clinic in northwest Las Vegas, on the Summerlin side at 7381 Prairie Falcon Rd #140 (89128), run by me, Dr. Lisa Grant, OMD, FABORM. I am NCCAOM board-certified in Oriental Medicine, acupuncture and Chinese herbs. I treat fertility and women’s health first, and I also see patients for pain and sciatica, stress, anxiety and depression, and digestive problems, starting with a two-hour first visit and offering a needle-free laser option.
Call or text (702) 539-9185, or book a consult.
At a glance
| Spring Mountains Acupuncture | What to ask any clinic | |
|---|---|---|
| Practitioner | Dr. Lisa Grant, OMD, licensed in Nevada; Fellow, American Board of Oriental and Reproductive Medicine (FABORM); NCCAOM board-certified | Is the practitioner licensed by the Nevada State Board of Oriental Medicine? |
| Location | 7381 Prairie Falcon Rd #140, Las Vegas, NV 89128 (northwest Las Vegas, Summerlin side) | Is it close enough to keep up weekly visits? |
| Main focus | Fertility, IVF support, PCOS, endometriosis, pregnancy, women’s health | Does the clinic focus on what you need? |
| Also treats | Pain and sciatica, depression, anxiety and trauma, digestive issues | — |
| First visit | About two hours: one hour of health history and counseling, one hour of treatment | How long is the first visit, and what is included? |
| Needles | Single-use, sterile, hair-thin needles. Prefer no needles? Laser can be used instead at your visit. Laser-only LLLT sessions (about 20 minutes face-up and 30 minutes face-down under the panel) are available; call (702) 539-9185 for pricing. See fertility laser. | Is there an option if you dislike needles? |
| Herbs | Formulated for you when appropriate, reduced as things settle | Are herbs custom or off the shelf? |
| Price | Call (702) 539-9185 for pricing | What does a visit cost before insurance? |
| Payment | Due at time of service; insurance is not billed; receipt provided | Will they bill insurance or give a receipt? |
| Hours | Mon 10–6:30, Tue 12–6:30, Wed 9–5, Fri 10–5, Sun 11–5; closed Thu and Sat | Are there evening or weekend hours? |
What your first visit includes
Plan on about two hours.
The first hour is a health history and counseling: what has been going on, what you have already tried, how you eat and sleep, and what is stressing the system. The second hour is your first treatment. Follow-up visits are shorter.
More detail is on what to expect.
Care is more than needles. You spend about one hour a week in the clinic. The plan covers the rest of the week too: food, sleep, stress and habits.
What I treat
- Fertility, natural and IVF
- Women’s health: cycles, PCOS, endometriosis
- Pregnancy support
- Pain, sciatica and back pain
- Depression, anxiety and trauma
- Digestive issues
How to vet a Las Vegas acupuncturist before you book
People in Las Vegas threads say they don’t trust local Yelp and Google reviews and aren’t sure what insurance covers. These checks work for any clinic, including this one:
- Look up the license. Acupuncturists and Oriental Medicine doctors in Nevada are licensed by the Nevada State Board of Oriental Medicine. Search the name on the board’s licensing page. I was appointed by the Governor of Nevada to that board and served as its Secretary/Treasurer.
- Ask who treats you. Some Las Vegas clinics are teaching clinics where a supervised student treats you. That can cost less. Ask before you book.
- Ask how long the first visit is and what it includes. Few clinic pages say. Here it is about two hours: one hour of history and counseling, then your first treatment.
- Call your insurer about acupuncture coverage. Coverage depends on the plan, and people in local threads said plans often cover only back and neck pain. Spring Mountains Acupuncture doesn’t bill insurance, but you get a receipt to submit yourself.
- Check specialty boards for specialist care. For fertility, the ABORM practitioner directory lists its Fellows by city. I am a Fellow (FABORM) listed in ABORM’s Las Vegas directory.
Getting here
The clinic is at 7381 Prairie Falcon Rd #140, Las Vegas, NV 89128, in northwest Las Vegas on the Summerlin side. Appointments are scheduled in advance. Call or text (702) 539-9185, or use the contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Spring Mountains Acupuncture in Las Vegas?
7381 Prairie Falcon Rd #140, Las Vegas, NV 89128, in northwest Las Vegas on the Summerlin side. Phone (702) 539-9185.
Who is the acupuncturist?
I am: Dr. Lisa Grant, OMD, a Nevada-licensed Oriental Medicine doctor, Fellow of the American Board of Oriental and Reproductive Medicine (FABORM), and NCCAOM board-certified in Oriental Medicine, acupuncture and Chinese herbs.
How do I check an acupuncturist’s license in Nevada?
Search the practitioner’s name on the Nevada State Board of Oriental Medicine licensing page at orientalmedicine.nv.gov/licensing.
What do you treat besides fertility?
Women’s health (cycles, PCOS, endometriosis), pregnancy support, pain and sciatica, depression, anxiety and trauma, and digestive issues.
How long is the first acupuncture visit?
About two hours: one hour of health history and counseling, then your first treatment. Follow-up visits are shorter.
Do you take insurance?
Payment is due at the time of service and the clinic does not bill insurance. You receive a receipt you can submit if your plan reimburses acupuncture.
What are the clinic hours?
Monday 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM, Tuesday 12:00 PM to 6:30 PM, Wednesday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Friday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Sunday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed Thursday and Saturday. Appointments are scheduled in advance.
What if I am afraid of needles?
The needles are hair-thin and single-use, and most people feel only a brief pinch. A needle-free laser option is also available.
Ready to find out what is actually going on?
Book a consult. One conversation, tell me what has been happening and what you have already tried.
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