CP — where it's treated in the network
Cerebral palsy is a group of persistent disorders of motor development and posture maintenance. Across the network's clinics in China and Uzbekistan, teams of rehab physicians, speech and occupational therapists tune the program: Western methods (PT, OT, ST) combined with traditional Chinese medicine — scalp acupuncture, Tuina, herbal formulas. A network case manager will help match the right clinic for the child's GMFCS level and family goals.
Where it is treated in our network
4 clinics in our network offer different approaches to this diagnosis.
- Shangrao, China
H&B Neurolife — Shangrao
A comprehensive cerebral palsy programme: physical therapy and neuromuscular electrostimulation, TCM (acupuncture, Tuina) to address spasticity, and a biomedical block where indicated. Goals are set on the GMFM scale and revisited during the course.
Visit clinic site - Yuncheng, China
People's Hospital — Yuncheng
Surgical support (SDR/SPML/osteotomy) when indicated, plus post-op rehabilitation in hospital setting. Tight integration with the operating block.
Visit clinic site - Huizhou, China
Neurolife — Huizhou
Scalp acupuncture targeting motor cortex zones (Prof. Jiao Shunfa method) plus CME/PMT and Tuina, 2-3 month course. Accepts all GMFCS levels 1-5 including severe forms.
Visit clinic site - Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Neurolife — Tashkent
Rehabilitation close to home for CIS families — no need to fly to China, TCM protocols localized in Uzbek and Russian, certified acupuncturists.
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What is Cerebral Palsy?
Cerebral palsy is a group of persistent, non-progressive disorders of motor development and posture. ICD-10 codes it as G80 in six forms: spastic tetraplegia (G80.0), diplegia (G80.1), hemiplegia (G80.2), dyskinetic (G80.3), ataxic (G80.4) and mixed (G80.8). It occurs in roughly 1–2 of every 1,000 newborns.
Families reach the network case manager at different stages: after the first diagnosis confirmation, looking for a long-term program; after surgery (SDR, SPML, osteotomy) needing recovery near the surgeon; for an intensive course matched to a specific form or age; or for home support between trips to China. Details on causes, symptoms, diagnostics and realistic outlook are in the expandable blocks below.
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