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How Much Does Physiotherapy Cost in China?

The average price of Physiotherapy in China is $10,400, the minimum price is $10,400, and the maximum price is $10,400.
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Physiotherapy-from $50from $600
Data verified by Bookimed as of January 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 76 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2024–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.
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Our Physiotherapy Packages in China January 2026

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Physiotherapy

Yanda International Hospital

China, Beijing

Li Guo Qiang

36 years of experience

This 21-day inpatient program uniquely integrates Western protocols with Traditional Chinese Medicine methods like TCM diagnostics and therapeutic Tuina massage. Dr. Li Guo Qiang, whose $8 million research focuses on spinal cord injury and neurorehabilitation, designs personalized plans at the JCI-accredited Yanda International Hospital. The package costs around $10,400 and covers kinesiotherapy, physiotherapy, and full hospitalization. This adult-only, Class A level III facility welcomes patients from Russian, Arabic, and Asian countries.

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Physiotherapy in China: Your Travel Plan

Day 1: Arrival in China
  • Upon arrival, you should ensure you have all necessary documents, including your medical visa, hospital admission letter, and any previous medical records.
  • You need to contact your designated clinic representative to confirm your arrival and arrange transportation to your accommodation.
  • Settle into your accommodation and rest after your journey. It is important to be well-rested for the upcoming procedures.
Day 2: Initial Consultation and Diagnosis
  • Attend your first appointment at the clinic for a comprehensive medical diagnosis. This will include both basic and specialized diagnostics necessary for your physiotherapy treatment.
  • You will have consultations with a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, a neurologist, and a rehabilitation specialist. These consultations will help tailor your treatment plan to your specific needs.
  • Discuss any allergies or previous medical conditions with your doctors to ensure a personalized and safe treatment plan.
  • Receive an initial prescription for integrative medicine, which may include both traditional Chinese and Western medicine drugs, according to your doctor's recommendations.
Day 3-7: Beginning of Physiotherapy Treatment
  • Start your individualized physiotherapy program. This may include treatments such as neuromuscular electrical stimulation, low-frequency neuromuscular electrical stimulation, and digital acoustic therapy.
  • Engage in training therapies like RT, OT, and cognitive function ergotherapy. These therapies aim to improve daily activity skills and cognitive functions.
  • Participate in interactive occupational training and virtual therapy sessions designed to enhance motor skills and sensory integration.
  • Attend daily sessions of traditional Chinese medicine therapies, including acupuncture, tuina massage, and local herbal baths.
  • You should follow all prescribed medication schedules and report any side effects to your healthcare provider immediately.
  • Maintain regular communication with your healthcare team to monitor progress and adjust treatment plans as necessary.
Day 8-14: Continued Treatment and Monitoring
  • Continue with your personalized rehabilitation program. This may include therapies such as aphasia therapy, disarticulation therapy, and complex digital auditory rehabilitation.
  • Participate in psycho-behavioral intervention therapy and sensory integration training to further enhance recovery.
  • Engage in specialized traditional Chinese medicine therapies, which may include specialized acupuncture and massage techniques.
  • Regularly assess your progress with the help of evaluation scales and adjust your treatment plan if required.
  • Ensure to keep hydrated and maintain a balanced diet to support your recovery process.
  • Communicate any concerns or discomforts to your healthcare team promptly.
Day 15-21: Final Stages of Treatment
  • Undergo final evaluations and assessments to measure the progress made during your physiotherapy treatment.
  • Discuss with your doctors the possibility of continuing any treatments or therapies upon returning home.
  • Receive advice on exercises and lifestyle changes to maintain improvements achieved during your stay.
  • Prepare all necessary medical documentation and records for your journey back home.
  • Schedule a final consultation to address any last-minute questions or concerns.
Day 22: Departure from China
  • Ensure all personal belongings and medical documents are packed securely for your return trip.
  • Confirm your transportation arrangements to the airport with your clinic representative.
  • Maintain contact information for your healthcare providers in case you have questions or need further assistance after returning home.
  • Reflect on the progress made during your stay and the steps needed to continue your recovery journey.

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Li Guo Qiang

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Dr. Li Guo Qiang is a specialist in conservative scoliosis treatment, spinal cord injury rehabilitation, and neurological rehabilitation. He has 26 years of experience. He is known for his research on stimuli-responsive polymers and polymer composites. Dr. Li has…

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The entire journey & experience were uplifting, the measured positive heath improved I witnessed during & after the treatment were worth this medical trip. But I wish if they can at least provide us with written instructions in English for the do & don’t list that should considered during the acupuncture , since the language is a barrier.
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Updated: 04/11/2025
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