NeuroLife · DCP China
Network coordination hub

The network that NeuroLife coordinates families

We help children and adults with neurological, orthopedic and systemic conditions return to a full life. We combine rehabilitation methods (physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy), Traditional Chinese Medicine and case-manager support across seven clinics in the network — six in China and one in Uzbekistan.

since 2015 · Huizhou7 clinics · 2 countriescase manager 24/7
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divisions

rehabilitation, stem cells, microbiome, medical tourism

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network clinics

six in China and one in Uzbekistan

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network founded

first centre — Huizhou

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countries

China and Uzbekistan

Origin

From the first centre in Huizhou to a network of clinics in two countries

The NeuroLife network started in 2015 in the Chinese city of Huizhou — with the first paediatric rehabilitation centre. By 2025 it has grown into a network of clinics across China and Uzbekistan and covers four divisions: paediatric rehabilitation, Han's Biotech stem-cell therapy, the Microbiota Lab gut microbiome programme, and the «Love on the Way» education and medical-tourism platform.

Every clinic brings together an international team: rehabilitation physicians, specialists of Traditional Chinese Medicine, orthopaedists, interpreters and case managers. We help families from many countries arrange the entire journey — from documents and flights to accommodation and post-treatment follow-up visits.

The network runs as a single coordination point for Russian-speaking families: a short quiz, a clinic recommendation matched to the diagnosis, and a dedicated case manager. Everything that follows — programme selection, cost alignment, travel and accommodation logistics, post-discharge follow-up — is handled by one network coordinator, so the family does not have to call each clinic on their own. This is how the partners' clinical expertise — the paediatric centre in Huizhou, the orthopaedic unit of Narodnaya Bolnica, the private Boya hospital in Yuncheng, the Hanshi NeuroLife children's rehabilitation centre in Shangrao, the Microbiota Lab, the Hansi StemCell Center in Shangrao, and the Tashkent branch — folds into a single chain of decisions around each family.

Network principle since 2015

Our work rests on a single principle: «One case manager — seven clinics in the network». The case manager stays with the family at every stage — from the first enquiry to follow-up visits after discharge. Four rules guide our work: transparency, companionship, accessibility and honesty.

Rules

Four principles our coordination stands on

These rules shape how we talk to families and to our clinics. Not marketing — the operational ethics every coordinator works by.

Transparency

Clear prices, clear expectations, clear division of responsibility — what the case manager handles, what the clinic does, what the family decides.

Companionship

The case manager stays with the family at every stage — from the first enquiry to follow-up visits after discharge. Documents, flights, accommodation, treatment, outcome tracking.

Accessibility

Case managers and interpreters available 24/7 — in Russian, English and Chinese.

Honesty

If another clinic in the network suits the child better — we'll say so straight away. We won't take a family on just for the sake of a contract.

Markers

What we have built together

Not «best in the world» — what is actually backed by contracts with the network clinics and the archive of family stories. Four markers we put forward to families before the first call.

Clinics in two countries

From the first centre in Huizhou (2015) to a mature network across China and Uzbekistan. A single intake — access to all partner clinics.

Patients from many countries

We welcome families from Russia, CIS, Eastern Europe and Asia. Case managers work in Russian, English and Chinese.

Han's Biotech partnership

Direct access to stem-cell therapy through the network partner Han's Biotech — a Sanqi-certified cell supplier in China.

International team

Rehabilitation physicians trained in Russia and China, TCM specialists with decades of experience, orthopaedists and neurosurgeons, in-house interpreters.

Frequently asked questions

About the NeuroLife network and how the coordinator works

The five questions families ask on a first hub consultation.

How does the Hub differ from a specific clinic in the network?

How much does the coordination itself cost?

Can we get a clinic recommendation without a visit?

What if no clinic in the network fits our diagnosis?

Who stands behind the dcp-china.ru brand?

Talk to a network coordinator

Name and phone, half a minute. The coordinator will get in touch — usually on WhatsApp or Telegram.

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