Toan Truong, LAc, practices acupuncture in College Area from a clinic at 4527 College Avenue in San Diego's 92115 ZIP, operating under the TT Acupuncture name at the corner of College Avenue and Estelle Street within the Dynamic Health Institute office. Truong is a former instructor at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (now Pacific College of Health and Science), and his NPI registration (1427240555) confirms active credentialing as a California-credentialed acupuncturist providing direct patient care. The College Avenue location sits less than a mile south of SDSU, and the Dynamic Health Institute shares office space with complementary health providers — Liberty Bodyworks on the College Area wellness map provides bodywork-based co-treatment for patients whose pain patterns benefit from both structural and meridian-based intervention. Treatment focus areas include migraine management, chronic pain, and general wellness acupuncture, with patient intake protocols that combine traditional tongue and pulse diagnosis with symptom-history assessment informed by years of clinical teaching. The practice draws patients from the campus-adjacent residential blocks as well as the broader College Area commercial corridor between El Cajon Boulevard and University Avenue. Truong's teaching background at PCOM — one of San Diego's accredited acupuncture doctoral programs — adds an academic depth to clinical practice that surfaces in detailed patient education about acupuncture mechanism, expected treatment timelines, and self-care protocols between sessions. Telehealth consultation is available for follow-up appointments and herbal formula adjustments, expanding access beyond the in-office treatment schedule. The College Area fitness community overlaps with acupuncture's pain-management caseload, and Power Boxing- Fitness & Sports Training near SDSU generates the repetitive-impact shoulder and wrist complaints that motor-point protocols address. Appointments are recommended, and the College Avenue office provides wheelchair-accessible entry, on-site restrooms, and a single-practitioner treatment model.