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Ken now works internationally — online herbal consultations and fulfillment available year-round

               

NEWS — 2026

Ken now works internationally, based in Asia, and is developing seasonal clinical collaborations with established clinics in the region.

Online herbal consultations and tele-health continue year-round. Appointments by Zoom or Messenger work well for most clients, with herbs drop-shipped directly — usually arriving within two working days. Ken works with customized herbal formulas — granules, capsules, or bulk herbs — tailored to each client’s condition.

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CENTER FOR CHINESE MEDICINE
180 Clear Creek Dr. Ste #104, Ashland, OR 97520
541-621-7101 (text/WhatsApp) · ken@centerforchinesemedicine.com

 

 

                          ABOUT

Ken Bendat, L.Ac., is a US-licensed acupuncturist with 39 years of continuous clinical practice. Licensed since 1991 (Oregon Medical Board) and nationally board-certified since 1987 (NCBAHM/NCCAOM), he trained at the Five Branches Institute in California — a member of its first graduating class — and completed hospital-based clinical training at Zhejiang Provincial Hospital and Zhejiang Chinese Medical University in Hangzhou, China. He has also served as a faculty instructor and as a board member of the Oregon Association of Acupuncturists.

His practice centers on real, observable clinical results — particularly with difficult conditions that haven’t responded well to other approaches. Working through the lens of the classical Chinese tradition, Ken looks beneath the symptoms to the underlying pattern, so the body’s own healing force can take precedence. He treats acute and chronic pain, immune and respiratory disorders, allergies, fatigue, insomnia, and a wide range of digestive, metabolic, and hormonal conditions — combining gentle, precise needle technique with custom herbal formulas tailored to each patient.

Many longtime clients whose original concerns resolved continue to consult Ken seasonally for “tune-ups” to stay in balance — Chinese medicine at its best, as a primary resource for staying well.

Now practicing internationally, Ken divides his time between Asia and his US base, and is developing seasonal clinical collaborations with established clinics in the region. Online herbal consultations and tele-health continue year-round— by Zoom or Messenger, with herbs drop-shipped directly to clients in the US, conveniently and cost-effectively.