Rock climbing injuries don't respond well to rest alone — and Boulder climbers know it. At Jade Mountain Health, Andrew Maloney, L.Ac., and our team use acupuncture and dry needling to treat finger pulley strains, climber's elbow, rotator cuff issues, and the deep myofascial tension that builds over a long season on the wall. Here's what the treatment process actually looks like, and how quickly you can expect to get back to climbing.

Knee pain is one of the most common reasons Boulder's active community seeks out acupuncture — and one of the conditions that responds best to it. At Jade Mountain Health, Andrew Maloney, L.Ac. and Nicole Bzdel, L.Ac. treat runner's knee, patellar tendinitis, osteoarthritis, and post-surgical recovery using acupuncture, dry needling, and electroacupuncture — addressing the muscular, structural, and systemic factors behind your pain, not just the joint itself.