Cerebral palsy rehabilitation: network clinics
Compare cerebral palsy rehabilitation programmes in China and Tashkent: available activities, admission conditions and travel arrangements. A coordinator can help direct your enquiry to the chosen clinic.
Where it is treated in our network
5 clinics in our network offer different approaches to this diagnosis.
- Shangrao, China
Hanshi 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 - 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 - 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 - Yuncheng, China
Boya — Yuncheng
Intensive movement rehabilitation for cerebral palsy: the programme is built after a functional assessment (GMFCS, postural control, balance, fine motor skills) — physical therapy, occupational therapy, instrument-based physiotherapy, pediatric tui na massage and acupuncture. 6 days a week, 7–8 hours of sessions a day, recommended course 2–3 months.
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 conditions affecting movement and posture. Everyday skills, support needs and family priorities matter when choosing a programme.
The course and preparing an enquiry
This page helps compare the network’s clinics; it does not prescribe one programme for everyone. Locations, admission ages and available activities differ. The cards above lead to information about each clinic. For an initial discussion, families can share the diagnosis, age, current skills and available medical summaries with the coordinator.
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About the condition and support goals
Support for cerebral palsy focuses on movement, everyday activities and quality of life. No single programme suits every child. Read CDC: About cerebral palsy.
Frequently asked questions about Cerebral Palsy
How can we choose a clinic for this condition?
Are course lengths and costs the same across clinics?
What can we share with the coordinator initially?
Talk to a network coordinator
Name and phone, half a minute. The coordinator will get in touch — usually on WhatsApp or Telegram.