Department overview
The Rehabilitation Center coordinates three subspecialties—acupuncture, clinical Tuina and modern rehabilitation—to provide individualised functional-recovery plans for neurological injury, pain, spinal and joint disease, postpartum dysfunction and weakness after cancer treatment.
Main clinical scope
These areas provide a concise overview. Individual suitability requires clinical assessment.
- Post-stroke functional impairment
- Spinal cord and peripheral nerve injury
- Cervical, lumbar and joint pain
- Scoliosis and sports injury
- Postpartum pelvic rehabilitation
- Cancer pain and post-treatment weakness
Clinical programmes
Principal disease areas, subspecialties and continuous-care services described in the department profile.
Acupuncture therapy
The published service profile includes Jin's Three-Needle, Tongyuan needling, midnight-noon ebb-flow, umbilical acupuncture, moxibustion, catgut embedding and cupping.
Clinical Tuina
TCM manual therapy and myofascial release are combined with chiropractic care, physical therapy and PRP for selected spinal, joint and postpartum problems.
Intelligent rehabilitation
Motor, speech, swallowing and occupational training may use robotics, TMS, shock-wave, suspension and gait-training systems.
Neurological recovery
Functional assessment and training address post-stroke hemiplegia, aphasia or dysphagia, spinal-cord injury and peripheral-nerve injury.
Rehabilitation across the lifespan
Programmes span adolescent scoliosis, postpartum pelvic rehabilitation, musculoskeletal problems in later life and weakness after cancer treatment.
TCM and natural-therapy support
Acupuncture, Tuina and herbal medicine may be combined with standardised rehabilitation, sleep and psychological support.
Featured services and technology
Acupuncture therapy
Specialised acupuncture, moxibustion, catgut embedding and cupping are used for pain, sleep concerns and post-treatment weakness.
Clinical Tuina
TCM manual therapy, myofascial release, chiropractic approaches and physical therapy address spinal, joint and postpartum functional problems.
Intelligent rehabilitation
Motor, speech, swallowing, occupational and cognitive training may use robotics, TMS, shock wave therapy and gait-training systems.
Integrated rehabilitation
Acupuncture, Tuina and herbal medicine are combined with standardised rehabilitation training for pain control and functional recovery.
How the department is organised
Acupuncture, clinical massage and modern rehabilitation work together through MDT review.
Programmes cover adolescents, postpartum patients, middle-aged and older adults, and patients recovering from cancer treatment.
Training is adjusted to mobility, speech, swallowing and activities-of-daily-living goals.
This page introduces service directions and does not provide a diagnosis, treatment recommendation or outcome guarantee. Acceptance, clinical indication, technology availability, risk, fees and specialist schedules are confirmed by Clifford Hospital for each case.