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Kimura Acupuncture Marks 18 Years of Integrative Care on Long Island

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The Williston Park practice commemorates 18 years of customized patient care, advanced training, and continued expansion in integrative health offerings.

When I opened the clinic 18 years ago, my goal was to create a place where patients felt heard and where treatment could be adapted to each individual. That commitment still guides the practice today.”— Rumiko Kimura-Galzina, L.Ac., Founder, Kimura Acupuncture, P.C.WILLISTON PARK, NY, UNITED STATES, August 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — WILLISTON PARK, N.Y., August 8, 2026 — Kimura Acupuncture, P.C., a privately run acupuncture clinic in Williston Park, is set to mark 18 years of serving the Long Island community on August 11, 2026.

Licensed acupuncturist Rumiko Kimura-Galzina, L.Ac., established the practice on August 11, 2008, originally in New Hyde Park before moving it to Williston Park in 2010. Operating under the principle of healing people and restoring joy, the clinic has adapted over time while holding onto its core focus of personalized treatment and attentive patient care.

"When I opened the clinic 18 years ago, my goal was to create a place where patients felt heard and where treatment could be adapted to the needs of each individual," said Kimura-Galzina. "That commitment has remained at the center of the practice as we have grown and introduced new treatment approaches."

Kimura Acupuncture, P.C. delivers acupuncture and related services for individuals looking for help with musculoskeletal pain, neurological conditions, digestive and internal health problems, stress-related symptoms, and general wellness. Each treatment plan is customized to the patient’s specific condition, health background, and personal objectives.

Over her career, Kimura-Galzina has continued her education in both traditional and contemporary acupuncture methods. Her clinical work draws on techniques such as Kiiko Matsumoto Style acupuncture, trigger point and dry needling methods, motor-point acupuncture (Exstore) and light therapy.

More recently, the practice added AcuNova Acupuncture, a specialized acupuncture approach meant to support eye health and visual function. AcuNova is provided as a supplementary service for patients who are also under the ongoing care of their ophthalmologists and other eye-care professionals.

This new service reflects the clinic’s broader dedication to lifelong learning and to carefully adopting new approaches when they could help patients.

"Acupuncture has changed significantly during the past 18 years, and patients have also become more informed about their health and the options available to them," Kimura-Galzina said. "Continuing education allows me to keep developing as a practitioner while preserving the personalized care that has always defined the clinic."

Kimura Acupuncture, P.C. treats patients from Williston Park, New Hyde Park, Mineola, Garden City and other communities throughout Nassau County. Care is provided in both English and Japanese.

As the clinic moves into its 19th year, Kimura-Galzina intends to keep broadening patient education and integrative services while holding onto the one-on-one, personal method that has steered the practice since its beginning.

ABOUT KIMURA ACUPUNCTURE, P.C.

Kimura Acupuncture, P.C. is a private acupuncture clinic based in Williston Park, New York. Founded in 2008 by Rumiko Kimura-Galzina, L.Ac., the clinic offers customized acupuncture and complementary services for pain management, neurological support, internal health, and overall wellness. The practice blends traditional East Asian medicine with modern clinical acupuncture methods.

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