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Third-generation care · Mesa & Payson

Experienced care. Sincere attention.

Personalized acupuncture and integrative support from Dr. Hyo-won Kang, shaped by a third-generation tradition and 28 years of clinical experience.

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  • Third-generation traditionA family lineage of care
  • 28 years of experienceClinical perspective over time
  • One-to-one care plansPersonalized to the individual
  • Mesa and PaysonTwo Arizona clinic locations
Portrait of Dr. Hyo-won Kang

Meet Dr. Kang

Care shaped by lineage and listening.

Dr. Kang’s care reflects a family tradition of acupuncture and herbal medicine, decades of clinical practice, and a commitment to listening closely to every patient.

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Veterans, insurance & fees

A clear path before care begins.

Veterans with an approved VA community-care authorization can contact the clinic to coordinate scheduling. Insurance benefits vary by plan; self-pay fees are listed for planning and should be confirmed when scheduling.

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What we offer

Featured services

A focused selection from our live services. Each plan is personalized after an assessment.

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What brings you in?

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Why Holy Hill

Personalized care, without promises.

No two people bring the same history, constitution, lifestyle, or goals. Care begins with a careful assessment and is adapted as your needs and response change.

  • Third-generation traditional medicine heritage
  • 28 years of clinical experience
  • Pulse diagnosis, palpation, and detailed history
  • Faith expressed with humility and welcome
Dr. Kang providing an individualized acupuncture treatment

New patients

A clear first visit.

Your first visit is a conversation as much as a treatment. We review your concerns, discuss an individualized plan, and make sure you know what to expect afterward.

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  1. 01

    Check in and register

    Arrive about 15 minutes early and bring a photo ID and insurance card, if you plan to use insurance.

  2. 02

    Initial assessment

    We review your health history, current concerns, and what you hope to address.

  3. 03

    Comprehensive consultation

    Dr. Kang discusses your medical history, lifestyle, and goals and may include traditional tongue and pulse assessment.

From Dr. Kang

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Practical perspectives on acupuncture, traditional medicine, and whole-person care.

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What Is a Headache from the Perspective of Eastern Medicine?

In Eastern Medicine, headaches are not viewed simply as pain occurring in the head. Rather, a headache is understood as a signal that may reflect an imbalance in the functions of the internal organs (Zang-Fu) or an impairment in the circulation of Qi and Blood that manifests in the head. 1. Causes and Major Symptoms of Headaches in Eastern Medicine In Eastern Medicine, headaches can generally be classified into two broad categories. One is External Pathogenic Headache, which is associated...

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What Is Nasal Congestion Caused by Nasal Allergies?

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