Dr. Lois Yen, our veteran California licensed OMD has studied extensively in Taiwan and the United States and brings a wealth f experience as well as a healing touch. During her 30 plus years career, Dr. Lois Yen has cared for hundreds of patients, helping many where Western medicine couldn’t. Dr. Lois Yen’s specialty is women’s health, including menopause, PMS and infertility. She is also an expert in treating a variety of allergy symptoms, whether environmental, food or hay-fever. In addition, she has also treated patients with stress induced digestive problems and migraines.
Susan S. Yen, MSTCM, L.Ac. After earning her BS from the University of California Santa Cruz, Susan went on to study traditional Chinese medicine at the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences in Oakland, California. She has received her MSTCM there with honors. Since the early 1990’s, Susan has traveled overseas as well as in the Bay Area to receive tutorial education from distinguished doctors of traditional Chinese medicine who specialize in treatment of pain, TCM gynecology (with an emphasis in PMS), and TCM internal medicine. Susan is currently co-writing a book on gestational and postpartum health care.
Chinese medicine treatments are covered by many insurance plans, including Accu Plus, Health and Healing Card (HHC), Consensus Health, American Specialty Networks and Landmark ACUNET.
In addition to herbs, DAAN provides acupuncture, and health consultations. If you have any questions or comments, please let us know.
Please call Susan Yen toll free at 877-322-6168 or 415-433-3277 to make an appointment.
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