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Center For Integrated Medicine

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Center For Integrated Medicine

Our Center was established in 1994, the first medical practice of its kind to start locally in Visalia. Functional and Preventative Medicine.

The Center is now the largest independent, full service TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) practice in California South Valley. Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Healing Arts, Natural and Holistic Family Medicine. Medical Clinic and On-site Herb Pharmacy. Accredited Teaching Facility. Public Awareness Education Series.

10/30/2025

Brain Gut Connection. Traditional Chinese Medicine has known for centuries what Western medicine had just discover. A tip from Dr. Kwong- Get your herb prescription to prevent brain fog, improve memory, balance emotions and increase happiness. Improve gut function (Gu Qi) to tonify brain power. Center for Integrated Medicine since 1994

10/24/2025

Center for Integrated Medicine- One of the best protective measures to stay healthy other than to avoid exposure to the virus/ germs and having good hygiene is to Strengthen and Boost your Immune system with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), both acupuncture and herbal prescriptions. Natural defense system to help you ward off viruses and other pathogens that may invade the body. TCM can also help to prevent the build -up of inflammation, phlegm, and mucous as well.
These herbal prescriptions were recorded thousands of years ago by the ancient Chinese Medical Saint/ Doctor, Zhang Zhong Jing who wrote the Shang Han Lan aka as "Treatise (Textbook) on Cold Damage Diseases". The oldest clinical textbook that describe TCM diagnostics and corresponding herbal prescriptions for viral, bacterial infections or epidemics. This book is still a require text for Acupuncture/ TCM students today. Call our clinic for appointment.

10/19/2025

Explore Chinese Nutrition/ food therapy at Center for Integrated Medicine. The vegetable most fitting for the Fall season is Bok Choy. In terms of its Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) properties, it is a cold veggie, enters the large intestine and stomach meridians, sweet and sour in its flavors. Therefore Bok Choy is known for its abilities in the body to clear heat/ inflammation, regulate water circulation, aid in digestion (high in fiber content), boost immune system and eliminate toxins. Dried bok choy aka " bai cai" in Mandarin Chinese is the chief ingredient in "Moistening Soup", a Cantonese herbal soup which can be purchase at our Jade Garden Pharmacy.

10/17/2025

A big thumbs up to volunteers and staff at Center for Integrated Medicine. More pictures from last Saturday's Autumn Moon Festival (aka Zung Chau Zit in Cantonese Chinese), Tea Evening Gala. All proceeds from this program will help the Asian Cultural Society fund the Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Fair, the Year of the Horse. 2025 Tea Gala event had many compliments from attendees. We thank them for their enthusiastic participation and hope they will attend next year. For those who missed this year's event. Save the date for next year, the second Saturday of Oct.

10/15/2025

Tea evening gala to celebrate Autumn Moon Festival (aka Zung Cau Zit in Cantonese Chinese) Great turnout of guests last Saturday with Dr. Kwong and Asian Cultural Society in Visalia. Lanterns, Mooncakes, fire performance, tea culture and education, reunion of friends, magic show, cultural foods, Chinese music, etc. Sorry if you miss our program, save the date for next year. The second Saturday of October.

10/06/2025

Get your tickets now! Yesterday was the official night of the Asian holiday, Mid-Autumn Moon Festival. As you saw, the moon was the brightness and fullness yesterday out of the entire year. Learn more at our event on Oct. 12th Tea evening gala. Tea is often accompanied by Chinese appetizers and Moon cakes. Bring your own tea cup to Dr. Kwong's lecture that evening. It is no doubt you will learn lots from tea connoisseur like Dr. Kwong.
*Learn Chinese Tea Etiquettes and the meaning of the Tea Ceremony
*Tea brewing techniques and tea ware discussion
*Learn the different types of tea categories
*Discover the health benefits and medicinal uses of tea
See Event page for more information. $45.00 per person. 625-4246

10/02/2025

We are not allow to release the Asian lanterns into the air, but will be hang up for all to enjoy at Saturday's event on Oct. 11th. Please join Dr. Kwong's to celebrate Autumn Moon Festival, Tea Evening Gala. All proceeds will benefit the Visalia Asian Cultural Society. $45.00 per person pay via phone or in person at the clinic. $50.00 at the door. Call 625-4246 to purchase your tickets.
From P.T. of Tulare, 2015, "A unique cultural experience for the whole family. Also great exposure to different foods and their historical significance. Really enjoyed the performances from local artist".
From J.R. of Dinuba, 2017, "Highly recommend this event to those who what to travel to China or other parts of Asia. Dr. Kwong gave an excellent presentation of the Tea ceremony, culture and tea etiquette".
Come to enjoy Oct. 11th Saturday's enchanted evening of lanterns, candles, lights, mooncakes & appetizers, cultural music and tea education.

09/30/2025

Tickets for sale now for Tea Evening Gala to celebrate Autumn Moon festival on Oct. 11th Saturday at 6 pm. Evening performances are popular attractions at this event. This year we will feature C.S.I. Magic Show by Laura who studied magic in Hollywood, CA. Also we have Angus who will be performing Fire Spinning from Medicine & Martial Arts in Monterey, CA. These performances will take place after Dr. Kwong's lecture on Tea Culture and education, tea sampling. Come enjoy an enchanted evening of fun! Buy a ticket for a friend/ family as a birthday or holiday gift. Call 559-625-4246 to purchase your tickets in advance.

09/27/2025

Come get your tickets! The Autumn Moon Festival holiday serves many traditional foods. Tickets are still available for Sat. Oct. 11th, Tea Evening Gala @ 6pm. Annual fundraiser for Visalia Asian Cultural Society to help pay for the Chinese New Year event in Feb. This year's menu, Dr. Kwong will serve mooncakes, both lotus seed paste and red bean paste mooncakes. These round pastries are serve to represent the Full Moon and also to symbolizes family and friends togetherness, Chinese Autumn veggie stir-fry, Cantonese black grass jelly fruit salad, assorted Chinese cookies, Chinese appetizers. Other popular foods for this Asian holiday include pomelos, pomegranates, taro root, lotus root, sticky rice dumplings and Fall veggies such as pumpkins, bok choy and yu choy. Sorry no escargo/ snails as shown in photo. Call 559-625-4246 to purchase tickets over the phone or for more information.

09/25/2025

Please welcome Penelope to the Center for Integrated Medicine. She is one of our high school student volunteer at the clinic. Currently a freshman at UPHS in Visalia. She will work along side other staff usually on Friday's afternoon or Saturday. So far, she enjoys her participation in the Chinese natural medicine pharmacy to help with inventory and restocking. She will also participate in our Autumn Moon, Tea Evening Gala on Oct. 11th to help the tea baristas.

Address

816 W. Oak Avenue
Visalia, CA
93291

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 12pm

Telephone

+15596254246

Website

http://allholisticmed.org/

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