Pricing at CorePoint

Each figure is the full price of that appointment, and nothing gets added at the desk. You book a single appointment, pay its listed price, and decide about the next visit when you actually know how you responded.

The clinic also bills insurance directly. If you are using a plan, these figures are still what the visit costs, but what lands on you personally depends on your own coverage rather than on this table, which is why the section below asks you to call rather than guess.

Two services deserve a note. Chinese herbal consultations happen inside acupuncture appointments at no separate fee. Formulas themselves come from Dr. Navarifar directly and are priced per formula, so the cost depends on which one she recommends and is quoted to you before you take any of it home. Cupping appears three ways on the list: as a standalone session and as two levels of add-on to an existing visit.

Accepted forms of payment: cash, credit card, debit card, check, Apple Pay, Zelle, and Venmo.

Regarding insurance: CorePoint bills insurance directly. What any individual policy covers varies, so call (949) 377-4707 with your plan details and get your own coverage confirmed before your first appointment.

CorePoint asks for a minimum of 24 hours of notice to cancel or move an appointment. With less notice, a charge may apply. The reason is structural rather than punitive: every slot on the calendar belongs to a single clinician, and an hour released at the last minute usually goes unused rather than to another patient who needed it.

When you are ready, choose an appointment time or phone the clinic.