TCM Clinical Pro gives acupuncturists pattern differentiation grounded in the classical texts, multi-style point selection, complete herbal protocols and one-upload EMR migration. Less time at your desk, more time with patients.
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Pattern Synthesis: Liver Qi Stagnation
88.01, 88.02, 22.05, A.A. Tai Yang, Tung's style
<3 min
full protocol
30+
Countries served
6
Acupuncture styles
100K+
Diagnoses generated
14 days
Free trial
The reality of modern practice
Most acupuncturists lose 8–12 hours per week to admin, second-guessing pattern differentiation, and writing patient reports by hand.
Pattern differentiation, point selection, dosage calculation, and notes, for every single patient.
No one to bounce ideas off when you face overlapping patterns or treatment-resistant cases.
Writing patient-friendly explanations in plain language eats into your evenings and weekends.
What you actually get
Every diagnosis includes the full TCM reasoning chain, so you can verify, adjust, and trust the output.
AI Diagnosis
Female, 38 · Chief complaint: chronic fatigue + irregular cycle
Pattern
Liver Qi Stagnation with Spleen Qi Deficiency
Secondary: Blood Deficiency
Points (Classical TCM)
Herbal formula
Xiao Yao San (modified)
Bai Shao ↑15g · + Shu Di Huang 12g
How it works
Symptoms, tongue, pulse, emotions, history. As detailed or as quick as you want.
TCM, Tung's, Cranio, Korean Sa-Am, Japanese meridian therapy, or Facial Aesthetic Acupuncture, your call.
Primary + secondary patterns with confidence scoring and full TCM reasoning, grounded in the classical texts.
Point selection with rationale, herbal formula with dosages, lifestyle advice & patient report.
Designed for your practice
Traditional TCM, Tung's, Cranio, Korean Sa-Am, and Japanese meridian therapy. Style-appropriate point selection with rationale, not generic adaptations.
Cross-references tongue, pulse, symptoms, and emotions against the diagnostic frameworks of the classical texts. Identifies primary + secondary patterns with confidence scoring.
Classical base formula with patient-specific modifications, a 275+ herb Materia Medica with dosages, and automatic contraindication checking.
Track energy, sleep, pain, stress, and meridian blockage scores per session. See real progress charts to validate your treatment plan.
Generate patient reports in English, Spanish, Portuguese, or French. Ideal for multilingual clinics and international practitioners.
Patient data protected to international standards. Audit logs for compliance.
Why acupuncturists switch
diagnostic hypotheses evaluated per case
This is not a lookup table. The Clinical Synthesis Engine™ cross-references your patient's full intake against the differential frameworks documented in the classical canon, then ranks the patterns that actually fit.
4
examinations cross-validated (四诊合参)
360+
acupuncture points with technique rationale
275+
Materia Medica herbs mapped to patterns
The engine reasons from the seminal texts of the lineage, not from generic internet data.
Huangdi Neijing
Foundational theory of Zang-Fu and channels
Shanghan Lun
Six-stage differential frameworks
Jingui Yaolue
Classical formulas and internal patterns
Wen Bing Xue
Heat pathology at four levels
Structured intake
Symptoms, tongue, pulse, emotions and history are captured as clinical data points.
Hypothesis mapping
Each data point is weighed against 250+ candidate patterns from the classical literature.
Cross-validation
Tongue, pulse and symptoms are checked for consistency, contradictions are flagged, never hidden.
Ranked differential
You receive a confidence-scored differential with the full reasoning displayed for your review.
Every output shows its reasoning. You stay the clinician, the engine does the heavy cross-referencing.
Migration Assurance
Data integrity first, migration second. Our EMR migration tool never bulk-dumps your files. Every record goes through a three-stage safety pipeline before anything touches your database.
Your export (CSV, Excel, XML, PDF) is parsed and mapped to a normalized clinical schema: demographics, history, notes and appointments each land in the right field.
Records are matched against your existing patients by email or name and date of birth. Duplicates are flagged for merge instead of being created twice.
You review every row, see exactly what will be created or merged, and confirm. Nothing is written until you approve it.
Your patient records stay yours. Nothing is imported without your explicit confirmation.
Clinical outcomes
Based on anonymized data from 50,000+ Clinical Synthesis Engine™ diagnoses across 2,000+ practitioners:
94%
Reduction in consultation write-up time
From 30+ min to under 3 min per patient
87%
Improved pattern differentiation confidence
Cross-referencing tongue, pulse, symptoms & emotions
73%
Fewer missed secondary patterns
The Clinical Synthesis Engine™ flags overlapping patterns practitioners self-report missing
4.9/5
Average practitioner satisfaction
Across all acupuncture styles supported
68%
Increase in patient retention
Patients receiving clear multilingual reports stay longer
30 min
Saved per consultation on average
More time with patients, less time at your desk
Self-reported by practitioners using TCM Clinical Pro. Individual results may vary.
Trusted globally
100K+
Diagnoses generated
94%
Time saved per consult
4.9/5
Practitioner rating
30+
Countries
Compliance & security
Patient data encrypted at rest and in transit. Role-based access control and full audit logging.
European data protection standards built in. Patient consent management and data portability.
Developed with input from licensed acupuncturists across 32 countries. Peer-reviewed diagnostic logic.
AES-256 encryption, TLS 1.3 in transit. Your patient records are safer than your email.
Every diagnosis, export, and patient interaction is logged with timestamp and practitioner ID.
Inside the platform

AI pattern diagnosis

Hands-on treatment

Classical herbal formulas

Patient consultation

Tongue & pulse intake

Generated reports
Trusted by US practitioners
"Cut my charting time in half. Pattern differentiation is sharper than my own quick reads after a long clinic day, I use it as a second set of eyes on every new intake."
Dr. Megan Hartley, L.Ac.
Cedar & Pine Acupuncture, Portland, OR
12 yrs
"My NCCAOM-trained interns love it. It mirrors how we teach pattern differentiation in the classroom, Zang-Fu, Six Channels, Wei-Qi-Ying-Xue. Patients get a real treatment plan, not a generic printout."
James Whitfield, DACM, L.Ac.
Riverbend Integrative Medicine, Austin, TX
9 yrs
"HIPAA-ready and built for licensed acupuncturists. Finally a tool that respects how we actually practice in the US, not a watered-down wellness app."
Sarah Kim, L.Ac., MSOM
Blue Heron Wellness, Bethesda, MD
7 yrs
Names, clinics, and locations shown above are illustrative composites representing typical feedback from US practitioners. Real names withheld to protect client privacy. Individual results vary.
"As someone trained in Tung's acupuncture, I was skeptical any software could handle multiple styles properly. I was wrong. The point selection rationale is remarkably accurate and it saves me 30 minutes per consultation."
Chen Wei-Lin
TCM Practitioner & Educator · Tokyo, Japan
Real Clinical Cases
Real cases where pattern differentiation was non-obvious. The AI surfaces overlapping syndromes most practitioners miss.
47yo Female, 6 years of refractory insomnia. Failed CBT-I, melatonin, and 2 prior acupuncturists treating 'Heart-Spleen Deficiency.' Wakes at 3am, dry mouth, palpitations on waking, mild night sweats, intense dreams. Tongue: red tip with center crack, scanty yellow coat at root. Pulse: thready and rapid on the left chi, slippery on right guan.
Diagnosis
Kidney Yin Deficiency with Empty Heat harassing the Heart, complicated by Latent Heat in the Shao Yin layer.
TCM Reasoning
Classical 'Heart-Spleen' presentation misleads, the 3am wake (Liver hour, but with dry mouth and chi pulse weakness) plus the cracked center and rooted yellow coat point to Yin depletion at depth. The Empty Heat ascends to disturb the Shen at night. Prior practitioners treated the branch (Heart) not the root (Kidney).
Western Correlation
Likely peri-menopausal HPA axis dysregulation with low nocturnal melatonin and elevated 3am cortisol. Recommended: 4-point salivary cortisol, FSH/LH, estradiol, and a sleep study to rule out REM-stage fragmentation.
Treatment
KI3 + KI6 (nourish Yin, anchor Shen) · HT6 (Yin Xi, night sweats) · SP6 + LV3 to cool Empty Heat · Yin Tang + An Mian. Herbs: Tian Wang Bu Xin Dan modified with Huang Bai + Zhi Mu (Zhi Bai Di Huang influence) for the Shao Yin Heat. Avoid Suan Zao Ren alone, too sour for this Yin depletion.
What to tell the patient
"Imagine your body is a house with a fire burning in the basement. Previous treatments kept opening windows on the top floor, the smoke cleared briefly, but the fire kept burning. We're going down to put out the fire itself. That's why nothing worked before, and why this time the change will last."
34yo Male, 8 months post Bell's Palsy with 60% recovery plateau. Persistent synkinesis, eye watering on chewing, and a 'pulling sensation' on the affected side worse in cold wind. Tongue: pale with thin white coat, slight bluish tinge on the sides. Pulse: tight and slightly wiry on the left, deficient on the right cun.
Diagnosis
Residual Wind-Cold in the Yang Ming and Shao Yang channels with secondary Blood Stasis in the facial collaterals (Luo), on a background of Lung Qi and Wei Qi Deficiency.
TCM Reasoning
The plateau and synkinesis aren't 'just nerve damage', they're a sign that exogenous Wind has lodged in the collaterals and that local Blood Stasis is now obstructing aberrant nerve regeneration. The bluish tongue sides and tight pulse confirm stasis. The right cun deficiency explains why the Wei Qi never fully expelled the pathogen, the Lung defense was already weak.
Western Correlation
Aberrant regeneration of CN VII (synkinesis) with possible underlying immunodeficiency (recurrent URTIs). Recommended: EMG/nerve conduction to map fiber regeneration; consider IgG subclass panel if recurrent infections.
Treatment
Local: ST2, ST4, ST6, SI18, GB14 with shallow threading + plum-blossom tapping. Distal: LI4 + ST44 (Yang Ming), TE5 + GB41 (Shao Yang). Add LU7 + LU9 to tonify Wei Qi. Bloodletting on visible vessels at Tai Yang. Cupping over upper back (BL12-BL13). Avoid electroacupuncture on the affected side, worsens synkinesis.
What to tell the patient
"Think of your facial nerves like tangled headphone cables in a drawer that hasn't been opened in months. Just pulling harder won't fix it, we need to gently open the drawer, untangle each wire, and clear out the dust that got in. That's what we're doing: releasing what's stuck, then teaching the wires to fire in the right order again."
Common questions
Absolutely not. TCM Clinical Pro is a second opinion and a time-saving tool. You remain the licensed clinician. Every diagnosis and protocol is reviewable, editable, and overridable. We don't diagnose patients, we help you do it faster.
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