Corey Di Stasio has been in practice for seventeen years and holds a Doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from Pacific College of Health and Science. He has trained in sports medicine with surgeons from the Rothman Orthopaedic Institute. Corey also has advanced training from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in providing acupuncture for cancer-related symptoms.

He empowers his patients with knowledge of health issues and preventive techniques by exploring physiology, posture, environment, stress management, diet, and lifestyle factors to uncover the influences that shape injury and disease. Corey's devotion to healing and medicine drives him to continually expand his insight into effective health strategies within Chinese Medicine, naturopathic systems, and current medical knowledge.

He is a licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) in New York State and a Diplomate in Oriental Medicine with the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).

In 2005, Corey delivered care to patients in an outpatient clinc at St. Vincent’s Hospital and was instrumental in launching a pioneer acupuncture training program there, offering advanced clinical knowledge to licensed acupuncturists working in a hospital-setting. He organized an acupuncture volunteer program for Continuum Hospice Care in New York City and provided palliative care to patients for seven years. Corey has also volunteered in the Emergency and Psychiatry Departments of the Manhattan Campus of VA NY Harbor Healthcare System, assisting veterans and staff while developing resources to improve patient satisfaction and discharge procedures.

Corey writes and lectures on acupuncture and related topics and balances work life with a spirited yoga practice, meditation, surfing, hiking, and cycling.

Corey is also an experiential designer with over 20 years in creating cultural environments. His work spans a diverse range of applications including museums, parks, airports, libraries, retail, broadcast, signage, and events. His designs can be seen on TV and around the globe; existing in the landscape while offering information, enjoyment, and comfort.