Dr. Ping Wang

Start with the doctor who can read the whole pattern.

Dr. Ping Wang works with patients whose symptoms overlap, keep returning, or never fit one simple explanation. Her care combines Chinese medicine pattern diagnosis, acupuncture, herbal knowledge, hospital-based training, biomedical research, and UCLA East-West clinical experience.

She reads the whole pattern

Overlapping symptoms are treated as one larger story, not separate boxes.

For complex constitutions

A strong starting point when pain, fertility, sleep, hormones, digestion, or stress feel connected.

Clinical focus

Fertility, women’s health, chronic pain, sleep, digestion, and complex long-standing conditions.

Dr. Ping Wang of Balance Healthcare
Acupuncturist

For layered symptoms, complex constitutions, and care that needs to be deeply individualized.

Complex constitution patients say

For people whose symptoms do not fit one simple box.

The strongest reviews are not only about one symptom improving. They are about finally being heard, understood, and treated as a whole person.

Setmore review

“She does not template match but instead combines what the patient presents with her skills.”

Long-term patient
The core reason complex-constitution patients choose Dr. Wang
Google review

“She took the time to explain my condition and test results... suddenly, things started making sense.”

Patient who had felt unheard elsewhere
Layered symptoms, explanation, and clarity
Setmore review

“Dr Wang has helped me and other family members with short-term and chronic health issues that Western medicine could not help.”

Family patient
A review describing complex and long-standing concerns

Dr. Ping Wang – PhD, OMD, L.Ac

Founder and Lead Practitioner, Balance Healthcare

UCLA Center for East-West Medicine
25+ years of clinical experience
PhD in Medicine + postdoctoral research at UCLA
Fertility, women’s health, pain, sleep, and digestion

Many patients come to Dr. Ping Wang when their health no longer feels simple. Fertility, pain, sleep, digestion, menopause, stress, respiratory concerns, facial vitality, and long-standing symptoms can overlap until the body feels difficult to understand. Dr. Wang’s gift is beginning with the whole pattern: the constitution, the timing, the history, and the way symptoms influence one another.

Dr. Ping Wang, PhD, OMD, L.Ac., is a California-licensed practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture and the founder of Balance Healthcare in Santa Monica. Her care is comprehensive and highly individualized rather than protocol-based, shaped by over 25 years of clinical experience, hospital-based TCM experience in China, advanced academic training in Japan, medical research at UCLA, and ongoing East-West clinical work. Patients often value her careful evaluation, calm presence, clear explanations, and ability to build treatment plans that change as the body changes.

Dr. Wang received her medical training in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She then completed her clinical residency training and later served as an attending physician at Liaoning Hospital of Integrative Eastern-Western Medicine, where she gained extensive hospital-based clinical experience. She later pursued advanced academic training in Japan, earning her PhD in Medicine from Chiba University, followed by postdoctoral research training at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.

Alongside her clinical practice, Dr. Wang has an extensive background in biomedical and translational research. Her work has spanned oncology, reproductive health, regenerative medicine, cardiovascular disease and hypertension, as well as disorders of the gastrointestinal and respiratory systems. Her research has been published in leading international peer-reviewed journals, including Science, Nature, The Journal of Clinical Investigation (JCI), Circulation, and other high-impact medical journals.

Dr. Wang has also served as a research scientist at UCLA and has held academic teaching appointments at South Baylo University, School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. She remains actively involved in academic medicine and clinical education, working with medical students, fellows, and multidisciplinary trainees within university-affiliated clinical environments.

Dr. Wang’s medical path was deeply influenced by her family background. Her mother was a highly respected physician specializing in integrative Eastern-Western medicine with more than six decades of clinical experience. Inspired by this legacy, Dr. Wang has developed a clinical style that brings together classical medical training, modern biomedical science, and decades of cross-cultural clinical experience.

Patients often appreciate Dr. Wang’s calm and attentive manner, her careful listening, and the clarity with which she explains complex health conditions. Her practice reflects a long-standing commitment to evidence-informed integrative medicine, clinical rigor, and meaningful continuity in the doctor-patient relationship.

Patients seeking thoughtful, personalized integrative care are welcome to schedule a consultation with Dr. Wang at Balance Healthcare in Santa Monica.

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Santa Monica office

2812 Santa Monica Blvd, Suite 208, Santa Monica, CA 90404

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Why patients choose Dr. Wang

When the usual approach feels too simple, her care goes deeper.

Patients often arrive after generic or incomplete treatment elsewhere. What they usually want is someone who can listen carefully, see the pattern, and build a plan that changes as the body changes.

Approach

Not a protocol. A pattern.

Treatment begins by looking at how symptoms connect rather than applying the same routine to every patient.

Depth

A rare clinical lens

Hospital medicine in China, a medical PhD in Japan, postdoctoral research at UCLA, and ongoing East-West clinical work inform her eye.

Clinical focus

For symptoms that overlap

Patients often come when fertility, women’s health, pain, sleep, digestion, stress, or recovery concerns feel connected.

Continuity

Care that adapts over time

As symptoms change and the body responds, the treatment plan changes with it instead of repeating the same steps.