Auto accident injuries (MedPay)

If you were in a motor vehicle accident, acupuncture may be covered under your auto insurance policy's MedPay benefit, and in most cases no referral is needed. Please contact us before your first visit so we can help verify your benefits.

  • Whiplash and neck pain
  • Lower and upper back pain
  • Shoulder pain and muscle strains
  • Headaches after an accident

Workers' Compensation

We accept Workers' Compensation claims for injuries that happen at work, including repetitive strain such as tennis elbow and physical strains from lifting. Please bring your open claim information.

See a doctor first after a serious accident

After a car accident or a serious fall, get a medical evaluation first, especially for head injury, severe pain, numbness, weakness, or trouble breathing.

Visiting the clinic

Grace Fountain Acupuncture is located at 1101 S Winchester Blvd, Building M, Suite 254, San Jose, CA 95128, a few minutes from Santana Row and Westfield Valley Fair. We are open Monday through Saturday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Call or text (669) 291-5033 to request an appointment; your visit is confirmed once the clinic confirms a date and time. English and Chinese are spoken.

Frequently asked questions

Is acupuncture covered after a car accident?

It may be covered under your auto insurance policy's MedPay benefit, depending on your policy. Contact the clinic before your first visit and we will help you verify your benefits and provide the billing documentation you need.

Do you accept Workers' Compensation?

Yes. We accept Workers' Compensation claims for workplace injuries. Please have your open claim information ready when you contact us.

Do I need a referral?

For auto injury care under MedPay, no referral is needed in most cases. Requirements can vary by insurer and claim, so please check with us first.

What happens at the first visit?

Dr. Su reviews your health history, current symptoms, and goals, then completes a hands-on assessment that includes traditional pulse and abdominal assessment. She explains a suggested care plan before acupuncture begins, so you know what to expect.

Do you offer care in Chinese?

Yes. Care is available in English and Chinese.