Business Details
24 Years
experience
Expert Acupuncture Services in Dayton, OH
Far Hills Acupuncture has been dedicated to holistic wellness since 2002, combining Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern therapeutic practices to address physical, mental, and emotional health. Our founder, C. Fritz Froehlich, brings over 26 years of expertise in acupuncture and Oriental medicine, having performed thousands of procedures and specialized in orthopedic conditions, chronic pain, and complex syndromes. Certified both nationally and internationally, Mr. Froehlich integrates advanced techniques like Korean Hand Acupuncture and Shakuju Therapy to tailor treatments for each patient. We serve clients from Dayton, Ohio, and surrounding regions, including Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Columbus, offering personalized care that prioritizes natural healing without pharmaceuticals. Our approach extends beyond pain relief, fostering mental clarity, improved digestion, and increased energy through safe, sterile practices.With a focus on patient education and comprehensive assessments, we develop individualized treatment plans that address root causes rather than symptoms. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our patients' testimonials, which highlight transformative outcomes for conditions ranging from arthritis to post-surgical recovery. We maintain affiliations with leading institutions in Oriental medicine and continuously advance our knowledge through research and collaboration. By emphasizing transparency, professionalism, and ethical care, we strive to be a trusted partner in our patients' health journeys. Our practice remains dedicated to evolving with evidence-based practices while honoring the ancient principles of acupuncture.
Services
Acupuncture
Cupping Therapy
Gua Sha
Tu Na
Korean Hand Therapy
Shakuju Therapy
Neijing Classical Acupuncture
Orthopedic Acupuncture
Stress Management
Post-Surgical Recovery
Details
- Year established: 2002
Highlights and features
- We offer 26+ years of specialized acupuncture expertise in Dayton, OH.
- Our treatments integrate multiple techniques including Korean Hand and Shakuju Therapy.
- Personalized care addresses root causes of pain and chronic conditions.
- Complementary therapies like cupping and gua sha enhance treatment effectiveness.
- Proven success treating patients from Dayton, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis regions.
What people say
Highly recommend
Expert and professional
Miracle workers
100 times better
Top notch practitioners
Services
Acupuncture
Acupuncture involves inserting sterile needles at precise points to stimulate the body's natural healing. This drug-free therapy treats chronic pain, migraines, and emotional conditions by restoring energy flow and biochemical balance. Patients experience reduced inflammation, improved mobility, and enhanced mental clarity through personalized sessions tailored to individual health goals.
Cupping Therapy
Cupping uses controlled suction to increase blood flow and relieve muscle tension. This complementary technique enhances circulation, reduces pain, and promotes detoxification. Patients benefit from immediate relaxation of tight muscles while addressing chronic conditions like fibromyalgia and respiratory issues through non-invasive treatment protocols.
Gua Sha
Gua Sha employs smooth tools to stroke the skin, releasing fascial restrictions and improving circulation. This technique effectively reduces chronic pain, respiratory congestion, and inflammation. Patients receive targeted treatment for musculoskeletal conditions while enhancing lymphatic drainage through this traditional East Asian healing method.
Korean Hand Therapy
Korean Hand Therapy applies acupuncture points on the hands to treat systemic conditions. This needle-free option addresses pain, stress, and organ dysfunction through microsystem stimulation. Patients benefit from portable self-treatment techniques while achieving whole-body wellness through this specialized acupuncture modality.
Post-Surgical Recovery
Post-surgical acupuncture accelerates healing by reducing inflammation and scar tissue formation. This specialized treatment improves mobility, manages pain, and restores function after procedures. Patients experience faster recovery times and reduced reliance on pain medications through integrated protocols that complement conventional rehabilitation.
People
C. Fritz Froehlich
Licensed Acupuncturist, DACM
C. Fritz Froehlich, L.Ac., DACM, has 26+ years of acupuncture expertise, specializing in Korean techniques and orthopedic conditions. A former Ohio Association of Acupuncture board member, he holds international certifications and has co-authored three acupuncture textbooks. His practice combines clinical excellence with Taoist healing traditions.
Questions
What conditions does Far Hills Acupuncture treat?
We treat chronic pain, migraines, arthritis, anxiety, digestive disorders, insomnia, and post-surgical recovery. Acupuncture also supports women's health, fertility, and immune system function.
Is acupuncture painful?
Most patients feel minimal discomfort during needle insertion. The ultra-fine needles cause mild sensations like tingling or warmth, with many reporting deep relaxation during sessions.
How many sessions will I need?
Treatment plans vary by condition. Acute issues may require 4-6 sessions, while chronic conditions typically need 8-12 weekly visits. Maintenance sessions occur less frequently after initial improvement.
What should I wear to appointments?
Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows access to acupuncture points. Avoid heavy meals before treatment and plan to arrive 10 minutes early for check-in.
Do you accept insurance?
We provide superbill receipts for out-of-network insurance claims. Check with your provider about acupuncture coverage and reimbursement policies.
What makes Far Hills different from other clinics?
Our practitioner combines 26+ years of experience with multiple acupuncture styles, including Korean Hand Therapy and Shakuju. We offer personalized treatment plans and serve patients from Dayton, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis regions.