Please note that our office telephone answering system is not working but is in the process of being repaired. We are sorry for the inconvenience. You can email us at info@LaVerneAcupuncture.com and we will get back to you. Thanks

DUE TO THE COVID-19 WE ARE SEEING A REDUCED NUMBER OF PATIENTS TO MAINTAIN DISTANCING AND THOROUGH CLEANING BETWEEN PATIENTS. EVERYONE ENTERING OUR OFFICE MUST WEAR A FACIAL COVERING AT ALL TIMES. WHEN FIRST ENTERING, WE WILL TAKE YOUR TEMPERATURE AND HAVE YOU USE OUR HAND SANITIZER. PLEASE CALL 909-599-2347 AND LEAVE A MESSAGE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT OR ARE INTERESTED IN HERBS FOR IMMUNE BUILDING OR OTHER HEALTH ISSUES. THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING AND STAY SAFE!

Our Services: In addition to acupuncture, we provide acupressure (tui-na), Chinese herbs, nutritional counseling and advice on exercise and stress reduction techniques.

Chinese Herbs

In California, Licensed Acupuncturists are trained and licensed to prescribe herbs including “plant, animal and mineral products, and dietary supplements to.....

Nutrition Advice

Chinese Medicine is a comprehensive system that includes dietary/nutritional counseling. Chinese nutrition is different from modern nutrition as it is...

Exercise/ Stress

Chinese Medicine is all about energy (qi). As beings, we constantly burn energy and must replenish this by bringing in outside energy in the form of food and....

our Story

La Verne Acupuncture

Matthew & Gayle Bauer Look Forward to Serving You.

Matthew Bauer became interested in acupuncture and Chinese medicine after injuring his back in 1973 and seeking out ways to treat that injury. He studied acupressure from a Japanese Shiatsu Master and then began studying Taoist philosophy from a 74^th generation Taoist Master in 1978.

Gayle Bauer manages our front office including insurance billing. She brings more than 7 years of experience as an executive secretary for IBM and Xerox and 15 years managing our office. Her outgoing personality makes her very popular with our patients and is the yang to Matthew’s laid-back yin.