Baltimore Acupuncture
Meet Dr. Tom Ingegno: Leading Baltimore Acupuncturist
Dr. Tom Ingegno DACM, MSOM, LAC. has been providing customized, whole-body acupuncture treatments for a wide range of health conditions since 2001. Tom is passionate about providing treatment that is aimed not only at alleviating symptoms but improving his patients’ overall quality of life.
His passion to help others has to lead to many accomplishments. Here are a few:
Cohost of Irreverent Health Podcast
Author of You Got Sick-Now What? and The Cupping Book: Unlocking the Ancient Secrets of Healing
Best Acupuncturist in Baltimore- Baltimore City Paper 2010
Chair of the Maryland State Board of Acupuncture 2013-2021
Former Director of Acupuncture, Nava Health and Vitality Centers
Director of communications for Edo Kai (Now LITASG) bringing in world-famous practitioners to the US- 2002-2006
Author of You Got Sick – Now What?
Adjunct Professor at two prestigious Oriental Medicine colleges in NY 2003-06 (PCOM and NY College of Health Professions)
Certified Animal Acupuncturist 2006
Multiple TV appearances covering a wide variety of health issues and treatments
Published multiple times in North American Journal of Oriental Medicine
Frequently quoted in articles in various media outlets
Acupuncture Detox Specialist – National Acupuncture Detox Association
Lecturing and teaching about Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine throughout Maryland
Trained in Tai Chi, Qi Gong, and Meditation
Baltimore Acupuncture: Best Acupuncturist
2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024!
Dr. Tom Ingegno M.S.O.M., L.Ac. is a licensed Baltimore Acupuncturist and Certified Animal Acupuncturist. Tom holds a doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese medicine, specializing in integrative health. He has a Master's degree in Oriental Medicine, and a Bachelor's degree in Professional Health Science. Tom is nationally certified (NCCAOM) and a Licensed Acupuncturist in both New York and Maryland. He has been studying Internal Cultivation Arts including Meditation, Qi Gong, Xing Yi, and Tai Chi since 1995. Tom has also been formally trained in Chinese Herbal Medicine. Tom has served as Director of Acupuncture for Nava Health and Vitality Centers and is the current Chair of the Maryland Board of Acupuncture
He has taught and supervised at the New York College of Health Professions and the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York. He is the author of You Got Sick, Now What? which explains seven Oriental Medicine techniques that can be done at home if you get a cold or flu. Tom was a Board Member of Edo Kai Traditional Acupuncture Society and frequent contributor to the North American Journal of Oriental Medicine. He has been published in several different issues of the North American Journal of Oriental Medicine (NAJOM) as well as consumer magazines and websites. He has treated FEMA rescue workers for both pain and emotional stress during the New York 9/11 rescue effort. He has also lectured about acupuncture and Men’s Health at Baltimore’s City Hall as part of Baltimore’s TV 25 program on Men in Science as well as several Johns Hopkins groups.
As a practitioner, Tom combines traditional modalities with cutting-edge therapies to help reduce inflammation, and improve circulation
He is also certified to treat companion animals including dogs, cats, and horses. He has volunteered to treat animals with several Baltimore rescues and has performed acupuncture on a rescued Pit Bull from Michael Vick, Camels in Egypt and has even been a consultant to the Maryland Zoo.
Tom continues his education by studying with prominent Acupuncturists both in the US and abroad to ensure that he continues to expand his knowledge base and skill to provide the best possible care.
If you have any questions regarding health and wellness, or you would like to have a FREE consultation, please feel free to contact Tom by email or call 443-869-6584.
If you have an event or a group that is looking for a speaker on integrative medicine, specializing in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine feel free to contact him as well.