PRACTICE: Andy Payne Acupuncture & Herbs

I first came to acupuncture in my 20’s as a patient with significant chronic knee pain. Acupuncture gave me great relief before, during and after multiple surgeries. That experience led me to pursue a career in helping others with TCM. I've helped countless patients achieve their fertility goals, manage their pain, and maintain their health with regular treatments while working in practices in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Now in my practice on Cape Cod, I'm delving deeper into trainings for treating Lyme, Alpha-gal Syndrome and other tick-borne illnesses. I myself have had Lyme three times and understand the difficulties of diagnosing and treating this complex disease.

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I'm currently participating in an advanced study program on treating patients with Chronic Lyme Disease through the Chronic Lyme Disease Training Program led by Heiner Fruehauf. Whether recently diagnosed or struggling with chronic symptoms for years, there's much that TCM can offer to help patients regain health and vigor.

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I have a proven track record for helping clients not only with pain, but with a wide range of diagnoses and concerns: arthritis, migraines, digestion issues, reproductive issues, insomnia, depression, neuropathy and other neurological disorders, recovery from cancer treatments, SUD and more.

I continually take classes and workshops, and educate myself on new developments and research in TCM theory and practice so that I can better serve my clients in their pursuit of good health.

I hold a dual Masters in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, and Chinese Herbal Medicine from New England School of Acupuncture at MCPHS. I am licensed to practice acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine in Massachusetts.

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I’m the father of 2 grown sons, a musician, skier, kayaker and an artist. I love the natural beauty and creative community on the Cape, and feel grateful to call it home.

Schedule:

Monday-Friday 10AM-6PM

Saturday: 10AM-2PM

In-home visits by special arrangement, schedule varies