Center For Integrated Medicine

Center For Integrated Medicine Our Center was established in 1994, the first medical practice of its kind to start locally in Visalia. Functional and Preventative Medicine.

The Center is now the largest independent, full service TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) practice in California South Valley. Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Healing Arts, Natural and Holistic Family Medicine. Medical Clinic and On-site Herb Pharmacy. Accredited Teaching Facility. Public Awareness Education Series.

Family Fun- Children will really enjoy themselves at Cultural Arts and Crafts booth at this Sat. 2/28th Visalia Annual C...
02/25/2026

Family Fun- Children will really enjoy themselves at Cultural Arts and Crafts booth at this Sat. 2/28th Visalia Annual Chinese New Year Celebration event at 816 W. Oak Ave. Activities will be lantern making, Chinese paper cutting, horoscope calendar place mat coloring, balloons, etc. This booth requires 2 tickets ($5.00 per 3 tickets). You can also register via QR code shown on previous FB page. It will be nice weather this weekend, so come on down!

Asian Food vendors for the Year of the Horse, Visalia Chinese New Year Celebration Fair will be Warung Mie, Imperial Bak...
02/25/2026

Asian Food vendors for the Year of the Horse, Visalia Chinese New Year Celebration Fair will be Warung Mie, Imperial Bakery, Mr. Lumpia & More, S. Silapachai who will be serving Indonesian Japanese fusion, Asian baked goods, Filipino dishes and Southeast Asian eats. Take a break from fun at the booths and get a bite to eat or just come by for take-out. No reservation needed. Feb. 28th noon to 4 pm.

Feb. 23rd will be the 7th day of the Chinese New Year holidays. It is considered "People's Day" which is a birthday for...
02/23/2026

Feb. 23rd will be the 7th day of the Chinese New Year holidays. It is considered "People's Day" which is a birthday for all human beings aka as everyone's birthday. The day is spent nourishing the body and mind such as to eat 7 types of vegetables and long noodles. Traditionally, this day is celebrated by climbing mountains or hiking to signify reaching new heights, seeking good health, and welcoming prosperity. It is a popular, active tradition, especially in Hong Kong.
Therefore it is only fitting that that our Visalia Chinese New Year Celebration Fair on Feb. 28th has Chinese Wishing Trees. Aka as Money Trees which are a big part of Chinese New Year festivities particularly among the Cantonese Chinese. You will write your wishes on paper to be stuffed in a lucky red packet called Lai See/ Hong Bao which will be hung on a tree branch. Customary this red packet is tied to an orange to be toss up into the tree. It is said the higher up the red packet are on the tree, the better chance your wishes would come true because it is closest to heaven. This activity requires 3 tickets per packet and you will select a red packet to keep as a souvenir. Refer to Hong Kong Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lam_Tsuen_wishing_trees

Confucius Box of Knowledge. Get answers to Scavenger Hunt at Visalia's Year of the Horse Chinese New Year Celebration f...
02/22/2026

Confucius Box of Knowledge. Get answers to Scavenger Hunt at Visalia's Year of the Horse Chinese New Year Celebration fair. Prizes will be awarded for correct answers which are located at the booths. Come join the Fun and learn something new. You can play together as a family. Open to the public at no charge. However limited slots so come early.
Kong Fu Zi aka Confucius or Master Kong was a influential philosopher focus on ethical behavior, social harmony and the importance on education. You will learn more of the Chinese culture from his scavenger hunt.

Join the Fun! Magic show at Visalia's 23rd Year of the Horse Celebration Fair, Feb. 28th. Free attendance. Limited se...
02/22/2026

Join the Fun! Magic show at Visalia's 23rd Year of the Horse Celebration Fair, Feb. 28th. Free attendance. Limited seating. 1:00 pm and 2:45 pm showing. Register via QR code on flyer as posted previously or sign up in person at the event.

Feb. 20th is Day 4 of the Chinese New Year holidays. Many will eat auspicious foods/ snacks that will provide blessings...
02/20/2026

Feb. 20th is Day 4 of the Chinese New Year holidays. Many will eat auspicious foods/ snacks that will provide blessings and luck. Visit the booth for the Foods for Blessings-Come receive your New Year's Blessings on Feb. 28th by partaking in the Tray of Unity or Togetherness aka in Cantonese Chinese as Chuen Hup. When visiting family/ friends, your host will offer the Chuen Hup to the guest. Traditionally the guest will leave money in a red packet to be placed on to the tray as an offering (as shown in the photo). Then the guest will select sweets from various compartments. Instead at our Chinese New Year Celebration Fair, 3 tickets ($5.00) is needed for you to select five items of your choice from the Trays.
Some examples of items are the following.
-Red melons seeds symbolizes blessings of joy, happiness, truth and sincerity.
-Candied ginger symbolizes blessings of intelligence and sharp mind.
-Candied coconuts symbolizes blessings of friendliness and togetherness.
-Fruit candies symbolizes blessings of the vigor of the Spring season and health.
-Candied lotus seeds symbolizes blessings for fertility and family.
Please note that you are not allow to take the items out of the trays. A booth volunteer will put your chosen snacks on your plate.
Celebrate the Year of the Fire Horse, 2026! Sun Seung Si Sing- To wish all your hearts desires be fulfilled.

Happy Chinese New Year from Dr. Kwong, founder of the Center for Integrated Medicine and the Asian Cultural Society. To...
02/18/2026

Happy Chinese New Year from Dr. Kwong, founder of the Center for Integrated Medicine and the Asian Cultural Society. Today marks the first day of the Spring Festival aka as the New Year or Lunar New Year that will be celebrated over a span of 15 days ending in March 3rd of this year. Come join us on Feb. 28th for family, fun and food at Visalia 23rd Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Fair to celebrate the Year of the Fire Horse.
Those born in the Year of the Horse according to the Chinese Horoscope calendar is a fast paced, highly focus, independent individual who is energetic with intense passion. The Fire element of 2026 aka as the Fire Horse. Not looking sideways or backwards, this individual often gallop full speed ahead. This maybe the year of boldness, restless and demanding of change. Horse people have a tendency to give up halfway when their quick passion runs out of steam or due to boredom. If you are born in the year 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014, 2026, you are most likely fall under the Year of the Horse.
Long Ma Jing Shen-May you be bless with the Spirit and Vital Energy of the Dragon and Horse!
Gung Hei Fat Choy- May you be bless with wealth and prosperity!
Shen Tai Geen Hong- May you be bless with good health and longevity.

Celebrate with Art and Color at Visalia 23rd Chinese New Year Celebration Fair with Chinese Calligraphy. The use of the...
02/16/2026

Celebrate with Art and Color at Visalia 23rd Chinese New Year Celebration Fair with Chinese Calligraphy. The use of the bamboo brush to paint/ write Chinese words of blessings on bright colorful paper. At this booth, you get to choose the lucky words you want written on paper such Longevity, Good Fortune, Spring, Honor, Happiness, Prosperity or inspiration phrases for blessings. It will be written in black ink on color paper for you to keep as a souvenir. Bring your family and friends to enjoy something new. This booth requires 3 tickets ($5.00).

Play Chinese New Year Bingo at Saturday's Celebration Festival on Feb. 28th. Try your luck and learn the auspicious mean...
02/13/2026

Play Chinese New Year Bingo at Saturday's Celebration Festival on Feb. 28th. Try your luck and learn the auspicious meaning of each square. Instead of shouting Bingo, you will shout a Chinese Blessing (which will be taught to you ahead of time), Gung Hei Fot Choy. Prizes provided for both winner and losers. This booth requires 3 tickets ($5.00) to play at the Visalia 23th annual Chinese New Year. How fun is that! Game is suitable for both old and young. Play as many games as you want. See FB postings for more information on Visalia 21st Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Fair, Year of the Horse.
— celebrating Chinese Lunar New Year.

Visalia Chinese New Year on Feb. 28th. Red paper cut-outs are often display in homes, schools and businesses. You will s...
02/06/2026

Visalia Chinese New Year on Feb. 28th. Red paper cut-outs are often display in homes, schools and businesses. You will see them on our clinic windows, walls and door. The character/ word in the center is “Fu” aka Good Fortune. Come to the event to see other examples of these auspicious decorations

23th Annual Visalia Chinese New Year Celebration Fair on Feb. 28th. Tricky Tray Raffles/Auction will be open next week. ...
02/04/2026

23th Annual Visalia Chinese New Year Celebration Fair on Feb. 28th. Tricky Tray Raffles/Auction will be open next week. Support the Asian Cultural Society. You may then purchase tickets at clinic. Great for those who are not able to attend Chinese New Year event on Feb. 28th. Great prizes from $50.00 to $120.00. 3 tickets for $5.00. Purchase as many tickets as you like on a particular item. Winner will be selected at end of program. You do not have to present to win. Tickets are also available at the event. Thank you to donors.

Do you want to participate in the Dragon Parade at Visalia 23rd Annual Chinese Celebration Fair on Feb. 28th? Buy your ...
01/31/2026

Do you want to participate in the Dragon Parade at Visalia 23rd Annual Chinese Celebration Fair on Feb. 28th? Buy your ticket today, to be the lucky winner of this raffle. The winner will be holding one of the bamboo poles to help parade the Dragon at this event. The Chinese Dragon comes out towards the end of the event to bring blessings to you and the community. This mystical creature is said to descend from Heaven to end the 15 days long holiday.
Requirements for participant
-At least 5'5 inches tall
-Must be able to lift pole over your head
-Must be able to walk for 15 minutes without resting
Come to support the Asian Cultural Society. 559-625-4246

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816 W. Oak Avenue
Visalia, CA
93291

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 12pm

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+15596254246

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