Traditional Chinese Medicine

Tuina is a therapeutic Chinese massage technique that uses rhythmic pressing, kneading, and stretching to treat musculoskeletal pain and promote circulation. Pricing is per session and varies by session duration (30–90 minutes), practitioner level, and clinic setting. As a core TCM modality practiced in China for over 2,000 years, tuina is available from highly skilled practitioners at remarkably low cost.

A comprehensive TCM rehabilitation program combining acupuncture, herbal medicine, tuina massage, and qigong exercises over 2–4 weeks. Cost depends on program duration, the number and combination of modalities included, and whether inpatient or outpatient. China's integrated TCM-Western medicine hospitals offer rehabilitation programs unavailable elsewhere, with centuries of refined protocols at very competitive prices.

A course of 10 acupuncture sessions where fine needles are inserted at specific body points to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and restore balance. Pricing varies by the practitioner's seniority and reputation, clinic tier (public hospital TCM department vs. private wellness center), and whether electroacupuncture is added. China is the birthplace of acupuncture with unmatched depth of expertise and the most affordable access to senior practitioners.

A personalized herbal medicine consultation where a TCM doctor diagnoses your condition and prescribes a custom herbal formula. Cost covers the consultation fee plus a monthly supply of herbs; pricing varies by whether domestic or imported herbs are used, formula complexity, and the practitioner's seniority. China offers direct access to the world's largest herbal pharmacopoeia and master herbalists at a fraction of international TCM clinic prices.