Diagnostics using Traditional Chinese medicine methods in Thailand: costs, clinics and reviews

Tao Garden is an integrative health resort in Northern Thailand with over 18 years of holistic medicine experience. It specializes in detoxification, energy balancing, and Taoist therapies like qigong. Licensed by the Thai Ministry of Health with medical doctors and nurses on staff.

• On-arrival health exam includes Oberon Body Scan, Aura Bio-electrographic evaluation, and F-Scan frequency diagnostics.
• Offers Chi Nei Tsang Abdominal Detox Therapy and Five Element Aromatherapy from the Universal Healing Tao system.
• Dedicated lymphatic detox with the Lymph-Star ionization device and both open/closed colon hydrotherapy options.
• Tailored multi-day packages start with a general examination by allopathic, TCM, and Ayurvedic doctors.
• Holds ISO certification and hosts visiting Universal Healing Tao instructors during the season.

TRIA Medical Wellness Center is a multidisciplinary facility in Bangkok, Thailand. It focuses on integrative beauty, healthcare, and rehabilitative medicine. Key departments include plastic surgery, skin and aesthetic care, and integrative medicine. The integrative unit offers Traditional Thai and Chinese Medicine therapies.

The center was founded in 2022 by Suwannee Siriwimalanun, M.D. She is board-certified in preventive and anti-aging medicine. The team includes 19 licensed specialists. TRIA earned the Award of Honor at the Global Health Aesthetic Summit and the ArokaGO Star Award.

TRIA uses advanced tools like PicoSure Laser and the Sylfirm X Plus RF microneedling system. DNA testing and epigenetic assessments guide longevity planning. Remote patients can book teleconsultations through the Plastic Surgery and Hair Center.

My Physio by Kanitta Clinic provides diagnostics through the four-method Traditional Chinese Medicine approach. This includes observation, listening, questioning, and pulse reading to identify underlying imbalances. Dr. Suwatchani Hirankan and Dr. Patchareeporn Phiset perform these assessments. Dr. Hirankan completed clinical internships at Chiang Saen Hospital and Tian Fa Foundation Hospital. Dr. Phiset received clinical training at Guangxi Traditional Chinese Medicine University in China. The diagnostic process results in a personalized plan. This plan may include acupuncture, cupping, or Chinese herbal medicine based on individual body conditions.

Founded in 1996, Yoskarn Clinic in Bangkok offers Traditional Chinese Medicine assessment based on health history, pulse, and tongue examination. The clinic has two Bangkok branches and a seven-specialist team, including professors and associate professors.