About Dr. Moy

Dr. Joy Moy is a Board-certified Doctor of Acupuncture and an Ivy League graduate holding five degrees.
She earned her Doctorate from Pacific College of Health and Science, M.S. from Columbia University, B.A. from Boston College and a second Bachelor's and Master's degrees from New York College of Health Professions.
Dr. Moy specializes in acute and chronic pain pertaining to musculoskeletal disorders involving neck, shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and back pain, as well as arthritis, fibromyalgia, neuropathy, shingles, plantar fasciitis,
gastrointestinal disorders, stress, anxiety, headaches/migraines and concussions. She utilizes the latest innovative procedure, Frequency Specific MicrocurrentTM, a non-invasive, painless technique for treating a multitude of pain conditions by utilizing low-level electrical currents.
Having competed in high school and college sports, Dr. Moy takes interest in treating athletes and is certified to perform Korean Sports Medicine. These techniques are regularly used on elite athletes participating on Korea's Olympic teams, which helps them recover from injuries and work-outs. Dr. Moy treats NHL players, USTA players and other professional and amateur athletes.
In addition, Dr. Moy is certified to perform Microneedling and Cosmetic Acupuncture, a highly-customized course of treatments designed to naturally reduce and/or eliminate the effects of aging on the face. As an herbalist and skincare formulator, Dr. Moy creates customized solutions that work made exclusively for Microneedling and Cosmetic Acupuncture patients that are used before, during and after treatments from her Joy Moy® skincare line.
Dr. Moy is a published author and sought after for teaching and public speaking engagements. She researches Eastern and Western medical findings and is frequently interviewed by journalists for newspaper and magazine articles. Dr. Moy opens her clinic to teach fellow doctors, and volunteers at the Acupuncture Society of New York (ASNY), the largest professional membership organization in New York State.