Word isn’t out on the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (PCOM). But it should be. This off-the-radar campus on Broadway & 21st Street houses the country’s largest acupuncture school (it has...Read More>>
Health insurance being a luxury commodity in New York these days, it’s fantastic to see an increasing number of sliding scale acupuncturists are offering affordable health-care services. Go Yoga...Read More>>
You walk to the subway in flip-flops. You wear heels at work. You do yoga, IntenSati, or African dance barefoot. You deserve a foot rub. Here's how to get a good one. Read More>>
This month’s Bargain Bodywork adventure takes us to Murray Hill, where Asia Tui-Na Wholeness (ATW) serves up some surprisingly good mid-priced massage. (It’s possibly where Gwyneth Paltrow had her...Read More>>
Across from some of the city’s most expensive sushi (Sushi Yasuda), you can find the city’s cheapest massage at Lilly & Raul. An hour of tui na costs only $39, or what you’d pay in gratuity...Read More>>
Well+Good readers know that we’re devoted fans of bargain bodywork in Chinatown where you can get terrific, and terrifically affordable, walk-in massage. So we naturally wondered if a bargain facial...Read More>>
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) are strange little piggy banks. At the beginning of the year, you set aside a certain amount of pre-tax money from your paycheck to use for medical expenses. Flex...Read More>>
No change of clothes, no massage oil in the hair, and no appointment necessary. And these are just the practical reasons for why reflexology, the Traditional Chinese Medicine massage that views the...Read More>>
Chinatown beckons with bargain bodywork. But don’t fall for the brightest neon banner announcing “reflexology” and “acupressure”. Go straight to the misleadingly named...Read More>>
