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Segment 01

Rehabilitation clinics

Full-cycle clinics: 4–8-week programmes, interdisciplinary teams, TCM methods, minimally invasive surgery when indicated.

Shangrao, ChinaRehabilitation clinic

Hanshi NeuroLife — Shangrao

Hanshi NeuroLife is an international children's rehabilitation centre in Shangrao (Jiangxi province), based at Hanshi United Hospital and part of the Han's United network. It treats children aged 1–14 with ASD, developmental delays and cerebral palsy. The biomedical core — active stem-cell therapy and gut-microbiota regulation — is combined with TCM, hardware physiotherapy and the staged GROW programme.

  • 20+ therapy tracks
Cerebral PalsyAutism Spectrum DisorderTraumatic Brain InjuryOrthopedic ConditionsSpeech & Mental Delay+5
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Huizhou, ChinaRehabilitation clinic

NeuroLife — Huizhou

The network's largest clinic — opened in Huizhou in 2015. Treats children and adults with cerebral palsy, autism, CNS disorders and post-surgical recovery; takes on severe cases (GMFCS IV–V).

  • since 2015
  • 8 therapy tracks
  • 50+ specialists
Cerebral PalsyAutism Spectrum DisorderSpeech & Mental Delay+16
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Yuncheng, ChinaRehabilitation clinic

People's Hospital — Yuncheng

Yuncheng People's Hospital — a public-sector Chinese hospital focused on surgical and post-operative rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy. Treating international families since 2018.

  • since 2018
  • 11 therapy tracks
Post-Surgery RehabilitationOrthopedic ConditionsCerebral Palsy+7
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Yuncheng, ChinaRehabilitation clinic

Boya — Yuncheng

Boya Hospital is a private Level 2 general hospital in Yuncheng (Shanxi Province) that grew out of the South Branch of Yuncheng First Hospital; it has held its own licence since 2023. Its focus is neurological rehabilitation for children and adults: for children — cerebral palsy and other movement disorders, autism, and speech or developmental delay. The course is intensive — 6 days a week, 7–8 hours of sessions a day, with a recommended stay of 2–3 months.

  • 17+ therapy tracks
Cerebral PalsyAutism Spectrum DisorderSpeech & Mental Delay+1
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Tashkent, UzbekistanRehabilitation clinic

NeuroLife — Tashkent

The network's Tashkent branch for families from CIS countries — rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy and autism spectrum disorders using a Chinese-Western protocol. Pricing in UZS / USD, no visa and no long flight.

  • 11 therapy tracks
  • 16 specialists
Cerebral PalsyAutism Spectrum DisorderSpeech & Mental Delay+6
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Segment 02

Specialised programmes

Centres with a distinctive method — cell therapy and microbiome work — for cases where standard approaches have been exhausted or need a complement.

Shangrao, ChinaSpecialised centre

Hansi — Stem Cells

Partner cell-therapy centre in Shangrao. Uses perinatal cells (from the placenta after a healthy delivery) and exosomes for nasal delivery. Considered for genetic and autoimmune conditions when conservative approaches have been exhausted.

Genetic ConditionsSpinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)Down SyndromeFriedreich Ataxia+3
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Shenzhen, ChinaSpecialised centre

Microbiota Lab

A gut microbiome laboratory in Shenzhen. Assesses the composition of intestinal bacteria and designs personalised restoration protocols for autism, autoimmune conditions and digestive disorders.

Autism Spectrum DisorderGenetic ConditionsDown Syndrome+1
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