Dr.Boya Ma holds a DAOM from Five Branches University, an M.S. in TCM, as well as an M.S. in Statistics. She underwent her residency at Highland Hospital in Oakland, CA, as well as at numerous hospitals in Beijing, China, including the prestigious Peking University People's Hospital. Dr. Ma practices internal medicine utilizing the Five Yun and Six Qi methodology which observes the weather change and how that is related to human health, and its application with Chinese herbs and acupuncture. Dr. Ma is also an expert in abdominal acupuncture, which has a strong application in sports injury, post surgery, and stroke recovery.
Dr. Eddie Chu has been engaged in the clinical practice of Chinese medicine for more than ten years.
He studied Chinese medicine at the University of Hong Kong, Jiangxi University of Chinese
Medicine, and Five Branches University. He obtained the qualifications of International TCM
Doctor and International Acupuncture Doctor, and served as an examiner of Health and
massage(China) to guide students. Eddie Chu has rich experience in Chinese medicine internal
medicine, pain management, and men's diseases. He is particularly good at acupuncture and
Chinese medicine prescription treatment for various diseases, as well as acupuncture, massage, and external treatment for pain management. Dr. Eddie Chu loves Chinese medicine and has in-
in-depth research on the Chinese medicine classic "Huangdi Neijing".
Fei Xu is an experienced Licensed Acupuncturist with a strong background in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from both China and the United States. She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine and later completed advanced studies at Five Branches University, where she obtained a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM).
With more than a decade of clinical experience, Fei focuses on:
Pain Management: Using acupuncture to effectively treat acute and chronic pain, helping patients move more freely and feel better.
Internal Medicine: Treating a variety of issues like digestive problems, hormonal imbalances, and stress-related conditions with acupuncture and herbal remedies.
Pediatric Care: Providing gentle, customized treatments for children, including pediatric tuina, to support their growth and overall health.
Since 2017, Fei has been running her own clinic, offering personalized care that combines traditional TCM techniques with knowledge of modern Western medicine to achieve the best results for her patients. Alongside her clinical work, she is committed to TCM education, helping future practitioners develop their skills and knowledge.
Florence Chen received her Masters’ degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in California, and a Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Five Branches University. She is a licensed acupuncturist in both California and New York, specializing in women's health, neuromuscular medicine and pain management, and dermatology/external medicine. When not practicing or teaching, Florence enjoys skiing, snorkeling, and backyard barbeques.
Florence Chen teaches in the Departments of TCM Theory and TCM Herbology.
Flynn earned his Master's and DAOM degrees from Five Branches University.? He?uses rapid and effective acupuncture techniques to address chronic issues such as insomnia, allergies, digestion and skin problems, mobility limitations, and long COVID. He incorporates Tai-Chi Qi Gong to develop unique acupressure and channel regulation techniques. Flynn specializes in non-invasive auricular and palm reflexology and provides tailored self-care coaching and dietary recommendations.
Guang Yue Chen, MD Neurologist 18 years from China is a recognized acupuncturist in San Jose for 23 years, having successfully served over100,00 individual clients in her 40 years holistic healing practice. She is a best-selling book coauthor, Yoga /Tai Chi Master, health wellness educator, and community service volunteer with a mission to eliminate suffering and maximize mind body healing in furtherance of improving all aspects of her client’s lives, especially in brain and woman’s health.
Hal is a highly experienced Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner with over 45 years of experience, including 8 years of specialized training in Taiwan. He was also an Adjunct faculty and community liaison lecturer at ACTCM. Hal specializes in TCM internal medicine, autoimmune diseases, women's health, and preventive lifestyle medicine.
Jessie Xin, LAC is an Acupuncturist in San Jose, CA. She graduated from Five Branches University, earning a degree in both Master and Doctor in Chinese Medicine. She is accepting new patients.
She is experienced in utilizing various treatment methods and has treated patients with a range of disorders including emotional disorders, sleep disorders, pain management, weight control, and gynecological issues, etc.
Julia specializes in mental-emotional balance, memory care, and creative well-being. She finds it a true privilege to be a part of patients’ health maintenance or recovery journey. Learning from patients’ stories informs her growth as a lifelong student. As much as time permits, she consumes documentaries, and indie music preferably with fellow enthusiasts and happy pets.
Phu Tran received his Master's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Five Branches University. He specializes in musculo-skeletal conditions and sports injuries.
Dr. Cheung received his Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, University of California, Davis. He has been studying I-Ching since 1986, and he has been teaching I-Ching and related subjects at the School of Yimutology, a non-profit organization in Oakland, CA that was founded by him in 2006. He also obtained his MTCM degree from Five Branches University. He teaches I-Ching, Chinese History and Philosophy in Five Branches University under the DAOM and DTCM/MTCM programs
Juan Li received her Bachelor’s degree of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1998 from Guangzhou University of
Chinese Medicine in China. She practiced as Physician of TCM in Shenzhen Futian Hospital. In 2005 Juan went back to Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine and recieved her Master’s degree in 2008. She kept practicing in China till 2015. Then she came to USA and received her Doctoral degree from Fivebranches University.
Dr. Li focuses on TCM clinic, teaching, and research. She supervised the TCM professionals, including registered, lower level TCM practitioners and interns in Shenzhen Futian Hospital, which is affiliated with the Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine. She published 15 paper about TCM on different medical journals. Dr. Li is an Executive Council Member of WFCMS Standing Committee.
Professor Li specializes in stroke, paralysis, chronic fatigue, chronic pain and pediatric disease. She teaches in the Departments of TCM Theory and TCM Clinical Training.
Ching Ching Chi is a DAOM Fellow, PhD Graduate of Zhejiang TCM University and licensed acupuncturist and herbalist in the state of California. She is a student of Professor's Fan Yongsheng, Fang Benzheng, and Wang Juyi, the most distinguished acupuncture physicians and herbalists in China. She specializes in pain management, diabetes and its complication, stroke rehabilitation, cancer care and autoimmune disease. Ching is currently teaching in the Departments of TCM Theory and TCM Acupuncture.
Hsinmin Chi earned a Master's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from South Baylo University, California. His prior education included a Master of Science degree in TCM from the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences, California, a M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Santa Clara University, California, and a M.S. degree in Physics from the University of Texas, Dallas.
He specializes in Pain Management, Anti-Aging, Alzheimer's Disease, and Parkinson's Disease and others.
Tonghua Yang is a professor at multiple TCM universities and served as the Director of the TCM Society in Washington. He successfully established the first Chinese acupuncture center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Thousands of patients have been healed through his treatments, including members of a National Champion Football team, a National Hockey Championship team, and Olympic gold medalists. Patients praise the remarkable efficacy of his treatments.
George Lu began studying Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco in 1989, with the respected Angela C. Wu, L.Ac., where he built up a solid TCM foundation and learned to treat patients with HIV/AIDS and women with gynecological disorders. He received his Master's in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the Academy of Chinese Medicine and Cultural Sciences in 1995, and interned at Shu Guan Hospital in Shanghai, China where he trained in Dr. Shi style Orthopedic Tuina. George specializes in sports injury, Tuina massage, and fertility.
