TOP-1 Best Inpatient rehabilitation Clinics in Beijing — Prices & Packages 2026

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How Much Does Inpatient rehabilitation Cost in Beijing?

The average price of Inpatient rehabilitation in Beijing is $20,250, the minimum price is $12,500, and the maximum price is $28,000.

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Inpatient rehabilitation	from $12,500	from $225	from $7,500

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Yanda International Hospital

China, Beijing

Wang He Tian

42 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

Dr. Wang He Tian brings 42 years of experience of Traditional Chinese Medicine expertise, having performed 1,100 rehabilitation procedures. The 21-day inpatient program may cost around $9,000 – typically covering diagnostics, neurologist consultation, TCM treatments, and airport transfers. Yanda International Hospital holds JCI accreditation as a Class A level III facility – China's highest medical standard. The integrative approach combines Western medicine with Traditional Chinese rehabilitation methods.

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patients recommend -

85%

Surgery Time - 4 hours

Stay in the country - 14 days

Rehabilitation - 10 days

Anesthesia - General anesthesia

Requests processed - 8895

Bookimed fees - $0

Types of Inpatient rehabilitation

Occupational therapy with the Head computer mouse - from $1,800
This therapy enhances motor skills and cognition through computer-guided head movements.
Snoezelen therapy - from $1,500
This therapy is a sensory stimulation technique, fostering relaxation and joy, often used for people with disabilities.
Vojta Therapy - from $1,800
This therapy helps improve motor skills through specific movements, suitable for neurological conditions, offering quicker recovery and better coordination.
Bobath therapy - from $3,200
This therapy is a specialized approach for neurological conditions, refining mobility and function through tailored exercises.
Gross Therapy - from $2,500
This therapy helps improve motor skills through movement repetition, muscle training, and creative play.
Multiple sclerosis rehabilitation - from $6,200
This therapy helps manage symptoms and improve function in patients with a chronic nervous system disorder.
Cardiological rehabilitation - from $3,800
This therapy helps heart patients regain strength, prevent condition progression, and improve overall wellbeing.
Rehabilitation after a stroke (per 1 day) - from $700
The therapy helps restore physical and cognitive abilities post-stroke, involving tailored, daily exercise and therapy sessions.
Children's rehabilitation - from $3,800
This therapy aids in improving kids" mobility, speech, or cognition affected due to illness or injury.
Inpatient rehabilitation - from $12,500
This therapy aids recovery from severe issues through extensive, hospital-based care, focusing on comprehensive therapy sessions.
Outpatient rehabilitation per day - from $300
This therapy helps patients recover daily, without hospital stays, through personalized therapeutic exercises and care.
Rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury - from $15,500
The procedure aids recovery from a severe head injury, helping restore function via physical, speech, or occupational therapy.
Rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy - from $5,500
The therapy aids young patients to enhance mobility, reduce pain, and foster independence through specific exercises and support.
Stroke rehabilitation - from $11,500
This therapy helps restore skills lost due to brain damage from a stroke, including speech, mobility, and daily routines.
Neurological Rehabilitation - from $19,500
This therapy helps restore functions after brain or nerve injury, involving personalized exercises and therapeutic techniques.

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Wang He Tian

42 years of experience

Dr. Wang He Tian is the Head of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Yanda International Hospital. He is a leading expert in the inheritance of Chinese medical academic experience. Dr. Wang has authored over 10 clinical books on traditional medicine. He treats complex conditions like chronic inflammation and female infertility at a JCI-accredited facility.

Executive Director of the Beijing Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Specializes in urological diseases, including prostatitis and kidney disease.
Treats sexual dysfunction and reproductive health issues through integrated techniques.
Winner of the Beijing Science and Technology Commission Award.

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