Centered Medicine/Maya Carlet L.Ac

Acupuncture isn’t just another needle in the haystack of pain management—it’s a practice steeped in history, refined over centuries. The clinic at Broadway’s 1201 suite offers a quiet counterpoint in midtown Manhattan, a block where the pulse of the city thrums just outside the windows.

The Centered Medicine/Maya Carlet L.Ac sits on the tenth floor, 1201 Broadway Suite 1003, New York, NY 10010, sharing space with foot traffic and office towers. It’s a small storefront in a bigger building, one that specializes in guasha, cupping, and moxibustion alongside more familiar techniques. Needle therapy remains at the core, but the menu also includes tui na, herbal consultations, and dietary therapy rooted in traditional East Asian medicine.

The front desk opens straight to the phone line: (917) 476-0298. A voicemail greets after hours, hinting at same-day slots when rooms clear. Chronic pain, stress-related fatigue, and post-surgical recovery all receive mention in the service list—but so do women’s health support and immune modulation.

Manhattan’s grid can feel overwhelming. The fastest route? Grab the map and let the elevator do the climbing.