Explore clinician-led assessment for neck, shoulder, back or limb discomfort and discuss TCM and rehabilitation options. Choose a city to check relevant hospitals and clinics, then confirm services such as acupuncture or tuina, provider qualifications, language support and appointment conditions.
Acupuncture, Tuina, Orthopedics, Rehabilitation and General Medicine
TCM assessmentAcupuncture or Orthopedics V (Tuina)
AcupunctureAcupuncture department
TuinaOrthopedics V (Tuina)
Orthopedic assessment for zhengguComprehensive Orthopedics departmentAn orthopedic assessment for bone or joint injuries. The clinician decides whether a Zhenggu technique is appropriate; this is not a self-selected massage session.
CuppingComprehensive Orthopedics department
Gua shaGeneral Medicine (Classical TCM ward)Listed for the Classical TCM ward. Whether and how this can be provided as an outpatient service requires confirmation.
MoxibustionAcupuncture department
Topical herbal applicationsGeneral Medicine (Classical TCM ward)Listed for the Classical TCM ward. Whether and how herbal applications can be provided as an outpatient service requires confirmation.
Rehabilitation assessmentRehabilitation Medicine (Orthopedics XIII)
6 Qinren Road, Chancheng District, Foshan
Published service information reviewed
Confirm the specific service, outpatient or inpatient setting, clinician, campus, appointment, interpretation and itemised fees before travel.
Share your preferred city, areas of discomfort, previous diagnoses, travel dates and language needs.
02 · Confirm the assessment
Confirm the institution, department, clinician and appointment. Ask for consultation, treatment, interpretation and travel fees to be itemised.
03 · Arrange visits & follow-up
The clinician decides the treatment scope and number of visits. We help coordinate your schedule and follow-up communication.
Understand the service options
These introductions help you ask questions. A service is listed for an institution only where its published information supports it; suitability still needs clinical assessment.
Acupuncture
Ask a medical practitioner whether acupuncture is appropriate and what the proposed sessions involve.
Tuina
Clinician-led tuina techniques are selected after assessment. Ask the department separately about specific soft-tissue techniques such as lijin.
Orthopedic assessment for zhenggu
An orthopedic clinician assesses the diagnosis before deciding whether zhenggu techniques are appropriate. These are not selected by the area of discomfort or included as a routine add-on.
Cupping
Ask about suitability, skin effects and aftercare. The clinician determines the technique and treatment area.
Gua sha
Discuss your skin condition and medicines before deciding whether this technique is suitable.
Moxibustion
Confirm the type of moxibustion, precautions and setting with the medical provider before a visit.
Topical herbal applications
Ask the clinician about the topical preparation, ingredients, allergies and skin precautions. Other external medicines require separate confirmation.
Rehabilitation assessment
Discuss movement, daily activities and a suitable rehabilitation plan; the clinician decides the scope and follow-up.
Before confirming your visit
Who will assess my concern, and how can I check the clinician’s qualifications and the hospital or clinic’s scope of practice?
Which services are actually offered at this location, and how will the clinician review my medicines, allergies and ongoing treatment before proposing a plan?
What visits, itemised fees, language support and follow-up need to be confirmed before I travel?
Diagnosis and treatment are provided by qualified medical professionals within the institution’s permitted scope. Acupuncture and joint manipulation are medical services, and are not offered here as general wellness experiences.
An inquiry or listing does not confirm a treatment or appointment. A qualified clinician assesses the cause of discomfort and whether a proposed method is appropriate; outcomes vary. Discuss any changes to current treatment with your treating clinician.
