About Us
Specializing in women's health, senior wellness, and chronic health issues, Sybil Ihrig, DACM, L.Ac., CCH is licensed as a practitioner of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in both California and Arizona. Holding a Doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine and in practice since 2002, she is nationally certified in both Acupuncture and Chinese Herbology and serves as Assistant Professor at Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture (PIHMA).
Sybil is also nationally certified in Classical Homeopathy. In addition to conducting a private homeopathic practice, she is also on the faculty of American Medical College of Homeopathy (AMCH) at PIHMA, both as a clinic supervisor and as an instructor of Plant Materia Medica.
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"Sybil is a gem. Plus she offers so many ways to live a healthier life, including acupuncture and other holistic therapies that work!"
"I recommend clients to Lotus Wellspring because Sybil is so highly trained and knowledgeable. I..."
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"I recommend clients to Lotus Wellspring because Sybil is so highly trained and knowledgeable. I know they will receive the best care possible."
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The Internet is incredibly important. Many of my patients find me through one or another Internet listing—some listing services are more efficient than others, so vet them carefully. But word of mouth is also a valuable ally. Finally, find a good office location that really suits you, and STAY...
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The Internet is incredibly important. Many of my patients find me through one or another Internet listing—some listing services are more efficient than others, so vet them carefully. But word of mouth is also a valuable ally. Finally, find a good office location that really suits you, and STAY there for a long time. My patient base has snowballed since I've been in a stable location.
It is the gut, and specifically the Small Intestine, which technically has almost as many nerve endings in the body as our brains. Interestingly, traditional Ayurvedic medicine has honored the role of the Small Intestine for millenia, calling it the 'Seat of Intelligence."
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It is the gut, and specifically the Small Intestine, which technically has almost as many nerve endings in the body as our brains. Interestingly, traditional Ayurvedic medicine has honored the role of the Small Intestine for millenia, calling it the 'Seat of Intelligence."
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Both from the Internet and from word-of-mouth referrals from existing patients.
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Both from the Internet and from word-of-mouth referrals from existing patients.
While I agree with many of the other respondents who say that insurance needs to cover a broader range of services—including traditional and CAM therapies—insurance coverage won't solve the problem as long as reimbursement rates are uniformly low. I pride myself on taking a whole hour for each...
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While I agree with many of the other respondents who say that insurance needs to cover a broader range of services—including traditional and CAM therapies—insurance coverage won't solve the problem as long as reimbursement rates are uniformly low. I pride myself on taking a whole hour for each patient, and my time-of-service rates (i.e., cash rates) are reasonable for the amount of time and services that are provided. At present, only about 20% of my patients are insurance patients. I wouldn't be able to pay my office rent or keep my doors open if everyone had insurance at the typical reimbursement rates—or else I would have to cut back on the amount of time I spend with each patient, which I refuse to do. It's a matter of quality therapy for me. Insurance is a thorny thicket, and not one with easy answers.