About Us

Meade Danielle Mueller is a master acupuncturist, specializing in women’s health, fertility, and hormonal imbalance.

She grew up in Bucks County, PA and has been interested in aspects of mind, body, and spiritual health for as long as she can remember. Nutrition, and its effects, became a focus in her life as a high school athlete, interested in improving her own performance. This blooming passion led to a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Roanoke College.

After graduation, Meade Danielle took a teaching position in Busan, South Korea for a year, teaching English as a second language to school-age children and university students. During this year, she had the opportunity to address a long-standing health issue, PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome), with Chinese Medicine and acupuncture.

She had no expectations while being treated with acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine, but was open-minded and genuinely enjoyed the treatments and healing process with the medicine. Her body responded well to treatment and within 2 months of treatment, her PCOS symptoms began to fall away.  From that point forward, she had a clear vision of how she wanted to help people.

Upon returning to the States, she completed a 4 year program that led to her Masters in Acupuncture. She studied at The National University of Natural Medicine for three years, and finished her last year at The Won Institute of Graduate Studies in Glenside, PA. She is certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) in Acupuncture. She has since done post-graduate studies in endocrinology, pain management, and prenatal care.

She enjoys the relationships, the challenges, and the diversity of issues that people come to her for.  In her spare time, Meade Danielle enjoys spending time with her husband and three children.

Paul is the owner of Panacea Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine, LLC. He is a nationally board certified practitioner of both acupuncture and herbal medicine within Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Florida.  Growing up competing in sports and the martial arts, Paul developed a passion for food and nutrition as it relates to optimal performance.  

In 2006, he received his Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Food Science from Drexel University and began working with Women, Infants, and Children(WIC) in Kensington.  Realizing that he needed to be able to do more if he was to truly help his patient’s overcome their health conditions, Paul left the field of nutrition to pursue Chinese medicine.  He completed his Master of Science in Oriental Medicine from East West College of Natural Medicine in 2010.

Paul began his career as an acupuncturist with the Myrna Brind Center for Integrated Medicine out of Jefferson Hospital where he worked closely with a variety of biomedical practitioners.  He transitioned to the Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) where his passion for oncology began. At CTCA, he had the honor of working directly with integrated oncology teams in the care of their patients.  The progressive nature of the hospital allowed Paul to not only treat in the outpatient setting, but the inpatient setting as well. This experience allowed him to apply the latest in acupuncture research to immediately address patient’s concerns in all but emergent clinical situations.  

Paul’s combined biomedical and traditional Chinese medical education fostered a respect for the synergy of both medicines.  Now in private practice, Paul aspires to help his patient’s utilize the best of both worlds as well as teach others to do the same.