About Dr. Chun Zhou
Dr. Zhou obtained an M.D. and Ph.D. in P. R. China. He conducted research in life science at renowned institutions, including the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Columbia University. He has over twenty publications of original research articles, reviews, and book chapters, including those in seminal journals such as Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS), Current Biology, and Nature Neuroscience. Dr. Zhou currently holds a tenured, full-time position as an associate professor at Mercy University.
Dr. Zhou studied Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Acupuncture as part of his medical studies in China. In September 2020, he resumed his study in acupuncture at the New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (NYCTCM). At NYCTCM, Dr. Zhou was trained according to the U.S. standards of acupuncture practice. Notably, Dr. Zhou started his clinical acupuncture experience in May 2021 for three years. During these years of rigorous clinical practice as an intern, Dr. Zhou treated or participated in treating over 500 patients mainly by following three well-known clinical professors at NYCTCM who are experienced in treating infertility, pain of neuromuscular systems using classical Chinese acupuncture, and dysregulated body homeostasis of the immune, digestive, and/or endocrine systems using unique approaches derived from the Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic, respectively. In addition, Dr. Zhou investigated the different acupuncture styles of the Masters of Acupuncture in modern times of China and took their online courses or training.
As a result, Dr. Zhou integrates conventional Chinese acupuncture styles into the standards of the acupuncture field in the U.S. Finally, Dr. Zhou's Western medical training and research experiences enable him to understand patients' medical conditions and ancient acupuncture methods from contemporary Western medicine's perspective, conduct acupuncture treatments using approaches and methods supported by modern clinical research, and complement patients' Western medical treatments with his acupuncture treatment.
About Our Clinic
90 North Broadway, Irvington, NY
Parking lane in the back of the building, in addition to additional parking lots
Adjacent waiting area
Common waiting area
Restrooms
Conference room
The office of Precision Acupuncture Clinic
Acupuncture clinic on the beautiful Hudson River
Safe and clean treatment area with comfortable treatment table, readily disinfectable surfaces, and one-time-use patient materials
Separated consultation area where the TCM wisdom can benefit patients’ health
Body systems and diseases
Acupuncture meridians to regulate body systems
Art in acupuncture clinic
Travel and Parking
To drive: The clinic is close to I-287 which can be accessed from North using Saw Mill River Parkway and from South using either Saw Mill River Parkway or I-87.
Public transportation from New York City: The clinic is close to the Irvington station of the Hudson Line of Metro-North Railroad.
Free parking is available at the parking bay in the back of the building and at two additional parking lots off the street.
Schedule Appointments
Only one patient can be scheduled for one treatment hour, which ensures that each patient receives full attention during the clinic visit. However, a patient can come early to wait in the waiting area.
Please book an appointment online by clicking the Book an Appointment icon. The direction to our clinic can be found by clicking the Google Maps icon. Please feel free to contact us by email or phone.
Dr. Zhou’s availability:
If you have any issues with booking an appointment at your convenient time, please do not hesitate to contact us at (929)688-2567 or info@precisionacupunctureclinic.com. We will do our best to accommodate you.
We are located at
90 North Broadway
Suite 211
Irvington, NY 10533