Psoriatic arthritis, Humara and Acupuncture

I have a longtime patient who has psoriatic arthritis. Her symptoms were so severe she had a hard time standing at her job. The feet were inflammed, the skin red and swollen. She responded very well to acupuncture. In the beginning she came three times a week for about three weeks, then once a week, eventually once every three weeks, and now once a month. Her feet look perfect. She still has some skin issues on her legs and arms that come and go but she is able to lead a full life, hiking and skiing, and standing at her hospital lab job. This is the treatment: First I give a constitutional treatment (Kiiko Matsumoto), 10 minutes. Next, remove all the needles and palpate the fire points on the affected meridians. If they register a 3 to 5 pressure pain on a scale of 1 to 5, needle the metal and water points with a #1 Serin Needle, shallow insertion, and stimulate with moxa. After 10 minutes the fire points will not be painful or will begin to change. Needling the finger tips and toe tips is less painful if you apply some tube pressure and tap the needle in when the patient exhales--no manipulation is necessary. This treatment works effectively with many types of inflammation. The idea is that metal oxygenates and water puts the fire out. Read more about metal/water treatments in Kiiko Matsumoto's Clinical Strategy book, Volume I.

Do you know anyone in los angeles who can do accupuncture for psoriatic arthritis? I tried some accpuncture treatments, but they did not help. Thanks you.