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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.

05/31/2026

Congratulations to all graduates! This month reminded me of the time I graduated with my first doctorate degree at 25 years old. I must had read all those books seen behind me in this photo. Must have been smarter back then because I still cannot figure out the Apps on my iPhone. After my first clinical doctorate, I went on to pursue my second doctorate to become a physician of Traditional Chinese medicine.
Many of my patients want to know what my degrees mean. So here it is, Dr. K. Kwong, Pharm.D., L.Ac., O.M.D.
Co-Founder & Proprietor, Centers for Integrated Medicine
Physician of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Lic. Acupuncturist & Herbalist
Natural and Holistic Family Medicine
Professor of Integrative Medicine
Doctor of Pharmacology
Clinical Preceptor to Medical Interns
I do not look anything like the photo for I have white hair and is a grandmother, However do not let that fool you, I am smarter than I look........Dr. Kwong

05/27/2026

Center for Integrated Medicine in Visalia. The month of May is considered Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage (AAPI) Month. We should not forget the doctors and medical practitioners who introduced the holistic and natural medical system of TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) to the US. Immigrants bought over a 5000 years old legacy of Holistic wellness with the use of Food therapy/nutrition, Herbal medicine, Acupuncture, Bodywork (moxa, cupping, gua sha) and massage, Healing exercises, Feng Shui, etc. to restore functional internal imbalances.
Kwong family history. Dried sea houses, circa 1950 -1960 from father’s clinic in Hong Kong. These were grind up into powders for tea. His patients with male impotence or chronic diseases had this ingredient as part of their herb prescription. Seahorses used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for its natural stem cell and regeneration abilities. Father went back to Hong Kong five years after our family immigration to San Francisco to retrieve the rest of his inventory. That was the year my parents and children became citizens of the United States........Dr. Kwong

05/24/2026

In observance of Memorial Day and Asian Pacific American Heritage month. It is fitting to mention Hazel Ah-Hing Lee (Aug. 24th, 1912 to Nov. 25th, 1944). One of the two Chinese American pilots in WASP (Women AirForce Service Pilots) during World War II. The daughter of Chinese immigrants in Oregon signed up for volunteer military service against her parents wishes (for it was not suitable for a young Chinese lady at that time) when she heard of the Japanese invasion of China during WWII. She helped American male US Army Air Force fighter pilots to defend China from the Japanese. She die in the line of duty when her military plane crashed. She was 32 years old. Lee was known to write her name/nickname in Chinese characters with lipstick on the tail of planes she flew.

05/22/2026

Folks, there are only 5 slots left for tomorrow's workshop. Come learn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Auricular or Ear therapy is done by a medical practitioner of TCM/ Acupuncturist, not to be confused with ear piercing at tattoo parlor. This workshop will discuss the stimulation of acupuncture/ acupressure points on the external surface of the ear for both diagnosis and treatment of health conditions.
Although acupuncture can be used, each attendee will receive a ear session using magnets and/or ear herb seeds (no pins). Auricular seeds and magnets are not permanent. They are not piercings.
-The focus of this workshop is for the following conditions: Stress, Insomnia, Addictions (including smoking cessation), Weight loss, Chronic headaches, PTSD, Anxiety, Hypertension.
Presenter: J. Gentry. Doctorate of Traditional Chinese Medicine/ Acupuncture candidate.
Cost: $25.00 per person. Must pay in advance to reserve your seat. Limited Seating Only!!!!! Free with Patient Voucher
Attendee should come to workshop with no earrings or ear piercings. Call clinic for more information: 625-4246

05/20/2026

Asian American Heritage Month. One of the famous Hollywood actor is Keanu Reeves seen here with his Chinese Grandmother. Actresses Chole Bennett and Olivia Munn also have Chinese ancestry. Models such as Naomi Campbell and Tyson Beckford also known to have Chinese descent.

05/15/2026

Postpartum recovery and lactation with Traditional Chinese Medicine. As a TCM physician, I find that the postpartum period is often overlooked and under-supported for many of my patients. In the West, there is much focus in the treatment of pregnancy and preparation for labor. Unlike the Chinese culture, there is a lack of acknowledgement of the needs of postpartum recovery to balance the body to prevent depression, fatigue, hormone changes, immunity deficiency, increase lactation, prevention of post-surgery (C-section) complications, and stress of adjusting to newborn infant care. "Zuo Ye Zi" means the last postpartum day of the traditional 30-day confinement period. In Chinese, this is literally called "sitting the month," as new mothers are pretty much expected to just sit around in pajamas for a month to recover from childbirth. I highly recommend a regimen of acupuncture (manual only), as well as Chinese postpartum nutritional soups/ nutrition and herbs from your acupuncturist Chinese physician like myself.....Dr. Kwong.

05/11/2026

Happy Mother's Day from Center for Integrated Medicine. Kwong family history- My mother's herb pot. Chinese herb clay pot like this photo, circa before 1965 Hong Kong used by my mother to store herbal soups/stews for family dinners. Blue white color with phoenix design. Although it was packed very well in a wooden crate, the handle of the lid of our clay pot was partially broken (not seen in photo) during my family ocean voyage via ship to San Francisco as immigrants.

05/05/2026

A big welcome to our new clinic intern Michelle Thai. She decided on a big career change from a 15 years career as a senior account director to study medicine to become a physician in TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine)/ Acupuncture. She is a graduate of Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts with a BS in marketing/ communication and also a graduate of Cal State East Bay in Hayward, California. She has apply to the Calif. State Board of Acupuncture to become a TCM medical apprentice for the clinic in lieu of attending TCM medical school. It may take her 5 years to complete the program. She is deeply grateful to learn from Dr. Kwong and be part of the Center for Integrated Medicine community. Michelle is originally from San Jose, and currently lives in Clovis with her husband and German shepherd. We wish Michelle an easy transition to a professional career in natural and holistic medicine.

05/03/2026

Kwong's family history. Wu Jia Pi Herbal Liquor, circa 1960's from my father's clinic & apothecary in Hong Kong. This Chinese medicinal wine was pour into thimble sized glasses to be taken with cold foods. Use as a tonic. Cantonese pronunciation is Ng Kai Pay. These types of herb wines were often given as gifts to elderly relatives or friends on their birthday or New Year celebrations. Many years ago there were three such bottles found in storage at father's house in San Francisco which he bought over to the US via our ocean crossings by ship as immigrants at that time. May is Asian/ Pacific American Heritage Month.

04/29/2026

Center for Integrated Medicine- Please welcome another HS volunteer to our clinic. Hi! My name is Ella and I’m a sophomore at El Diamanté. At school, I’m apart of the In Motion dance team, Chamber choir, multiple clubs, and I take numerous honors and AP classes. In my free time, I enjoy traveling to new places, shopping, reading and watching K-Dramas. I love my time volunteering at the clinic and I’m grateful to be apart of such an amazing team! You will see me there some afternoons (after school) to help out.

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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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