Alberta M.
9/30/2022
I have received over seven years of acupuncture and massage therapies from NY College of Health professions clinical interns. I have yet to have a bad reaction from the therapies. All students...
New York College of Health Professions
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120 W 45th St Lbby 2
New York, NY 10036
The New York College of Health Professions, a non-profit organization, has been a beacon of holistic health education for over 40 years. Recently accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, it offers programs in Massage Therapy, Acupuncture, and Oriental Medicine. These programs, totaling up to 185 credits, lead to New York State licensing and certification in the respective fields. Located in Syosset, NY, the college boasts a dedicated faculty and administration committed to providing a comprehensive educational experience to students. With a focus on practical skills and academic rigor, students have access to resources like the library, student services, and a tutoring program. Emphasizing a student-centered approach, the institution aims to prepare graduates for successful careers in the field of holistic health care.
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4.58 reviewsNaniwea d.
9/6/2022
I've been attending the clinic at New York College for Health Professions since they were located on Madison ave around the corner from Trader Joes,i lost touch with them during the pandemic,but...
Lidia D.
2/22/2020
Finding an affordable acupuncture service and at that a great acupuncturist is a one in a million! And here I stand to say this is the one in a million. In researching affordable NYC acupuncture...
Barbara G.
7/26/2017
Great massages for $30. The school is clean and well run. Joanne at the front desk is very informative and professional. You are in a private room very comfortable. This school is military...
Oe A.
12/23/2015
I went there a few months ago, I believe I was charged $35 for a 60-minute massage. There was no tips involved. I like that because I get the same deal in Chinatown, but not only I feel bad for...
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