Essential Information and Appointment Policies
Your First Visit
① Check In for Your Appointment
② Discuss Your Symptoms and Complete an Assessment
③ Receive Treatment
④ Follow Your Home-Care Plan
⑤ Schedule Your Follow-Up Visit
⑥ Complete Payment
Rescheduling or Canceling
Please reschedule or cancel at least 24 hours before your appointment. Late requests cannot be accommodated.
Late Arrival Policy
Up to 10 minutes late: Treatment can still be provided.
More than 10 minutes late: Your treatment time will be shortened and will still end at the originally scheduled time. Extensions are not available.
More than 10 minutes late: Your treatment time will be shortened and will still end at the originally scheduled time. Extensions are not available.
What to Bring
• A physician referral or examination reports, if available, such as MRI, X-ray, or ultrasound results.
• Comfortable clothing, such as athletic wear or shorts.
• Comfortable clothing, such as athletic wear or shorts.
Insurance Claims
For information about the physical therapy insurance claim process and required documents, click below to learn more.
Treatment Services and Process
Treatment Services
✔ Physical therapy
✔ Craniosacral therapy
✔ Therapeutic exercise
✔ Manual therapy
✔ Functional training and more
✔ Craniosacral therapy
✔ Therapeutic exercise
✔ Manual therapy
✔ Functional training and more
Initial Assessment
✔ Postural assessment
✔ Joint range of motion
✔ Muscle strength
✔ Pain assessment
✔ Joint range of motion
✔ Muscle strength
✔ Pain assessment
Recommended Treatment Duration (Based on the Number of Areas)
1–2 areas: 50 minutes recommended
More than 2 areas: 80 minutes recommended
More than 3 areas: 100 minutes or longer recommended
More than 2 areas: 80 minutes recommended
More than 3 areas: 100 minutes or longer recommended
※ Actual treatment time will be adjusted according to your condition.
Recommended Treatment Frequency
We recommend 1–3 treatments per week, with at least two sessions scheduled to maintain results and monitor progress.
Systemic factors such as diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, alcohol consumption, smoking, or long-term sleep deprivation (less than 8 hours) may slow treatment progress.
Systemic factors such as diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, alcohol consumption, smoking, or long-term sleep deprivation (less than 8 hours) may slow treatment progress.
Clothing During Treatment
Tell your physical therapist immediately if you experience discomfort during treatment.
If you have symptoms in multiple areas, please identify your priority treatment area in advance.
If you have symptoms in multiple areas, please identify your priority treatment area in advance.
Regular Follow-Up Policy and Treatment Planning
To ensure effective treatment and allow your treatment plan to be adjusted to your individual needs, please follow the regular follow-up guidelines below.
Recommended Follow-Up Frequency
Schedule treatment according to your condition; 1–3 sessions per week are generally recommended.
During the initial acute stage or after surgery, continuous treatment for at least two weeks is recommended to help control symptoms.
Once your condition is stable, the frequency may gradually be reduced according to your physical therapist’s recommendations.
Recommended interval: Ideally, allow 3–5 days between treatment sessions.
During the initial acute stage or after surgery, continuous treatment for at least two weeks is recommended to help control symptoms.
Once your condition is stable, the frequency may gradually be reduced according to your physical therapist’s recommendations.
Recommended interval: Ideally, allow 3–5 days between treatment sessions.
Treatment Interruption Guidelines
More than 7 days without a follow-up visit: Treatment benefits may begin to diminish.
More than 14 days without a follow-up visit: The treatment course will be considered interrupted and a new assessment may be required.
More than 14 days without a follow-up visit: The treatment course will be considered interrupted and a new assessment may be required.
Progress Review Recommendations
After 4–6 treatment sessions, we recommend a review of your progress and an update to your treatment plan.
If your symptoms have improved, a 30-minute follow-up examination may be scheduled.
Diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, smoking, or long-term sleep deprivation (less than 8 hours) may extend the treatment period.
If your symptoms have improved, a 30-minute follow-up examination may be scheduled.
Diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, smoking, or long-term sleep deprivation (less than 8 hours) may extend the treatment period.
Treatment Plan Updates
After every 4–6 treatment sessions, your physical therapist will conduct a brief reassessment and adjust your treatment plan.
If there is a major change, such as surgery or worsening symptoms, a complete reassessment will be required.
If there is a major change, such as surgery or worsening symptoms, a complete reassessment will be required.
Missed Follow-Up Policy
If you do not return for more than 7 days, your treatment course will be considered interrupted and you may need to schedule a complete reassessment.
If you do not return for more than two weeks, previous treatment arrangements and appointments will automatically expire, and you will need to restart the initial-visit process.
Treatment Suspension and Rehabilitation Progress
If you pause treatment for more than two weeks, contact your physical therapist to determine the appropriate time to resume.
If you stop treatment because your symptoms improve, schedule a follow-up within 2–4 weeks to confirm that your progress is being maintained.
Diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, smoking, or long-term sleep deprivation (less than 8 hours) may slow treatment progress.
Special Circumstances
If personal or medical circumstances prevent you from returning as scheduled, notify us in advance so that your appointment time and treatment plan can be rearranged.
If you do not return for more than two weeks, previous treatment arrangements and appointments will automatically expire, and you will need to restart the initial-visit process.
Treatment Suspension and Rehabilitation Progress
If you pause treatment for more than two weeks, contact your physical therapist to determine the appropriate time to resume.
If you stop treatment because your symptoms improve, schedule a follow-up within 2–4 weeks to confirm that your progress is being maintained.
Diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, smoking, or long-term sleep deprivation (less than 8 hours) may slow treatment progress.
Special Circumstances
If personal or medical circumstances prevent you from returning as scheduled, notify us in advance so that your appointment time and treatment plan can be rearranged.
Post-Treatment Home Care
Avoid repeatedly testing movements that cause pain, as this may worsen inflammation.
Common Reactions and What to Do
Soreness for 1–3 days after treatment is normal.
Drink plenty of water to support metabolism and recovery.
If soreness lasts longer than three days, or is particularly noticeable during the first three days, apply a cold pack for 15 minutes.
Drink plenty of water to support metabolism and recovery.
If soreness lasts longer than three days, or is particularly noticeable during the first three days, apply a cold pack for 15 minutes.
Diet and Lifestyle Recommendations
During an acute inflammatory stage, avoid red meat and choose white meat instead.
Recommended daily water intake: body weight × 40 ml, to support normal tissue recovery.
If you are prone to inflammation, consider working with a dietitian to adjust your diet.
Recommended daily water intake: body weight × 40 ml, to support normal tissue recovery.
If you are prone to inflammation, consider working with a dietitian to adjust your diet.
Other Health Conditions to Consider
If you have diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, smoke, or regularly sleep less than 7–8 hours, your recovery may take longer.
Traditional Chinese medicine may be considered as a complementary treatment.
Traditional Chinese medicine may be considered as a complementary treatment.
Personal Cleanliness and Hygiene
To maintain hygiene and infection-control standards, please follow these guidelines:
• Wear clean clothing and avoid applying excessive oils or ointments that may interfere with manual therapy.
• If you need to remove your shoes before entering the treatment-bed area, wear socks or use the indoor footwear provided by the clinic as instructed.
• Tell your physical therapist if you have any skin wounds, infection, or inflammation.
• Wear clean clothing and avoid applying excessive oils or ointments that may interfere with manual therapy.
• If you need to remove your shoes before entering the treatment-bed area, wear socks or use the indoor footwear provided by the clinic as instructed.
• Tell your physical therapist if you have any skin wounds, infection, or inflammation.
Fees and Payment Methods
Payment methods:
Cash or bank transfer
Cash or bank transfer
Multi-Session Packages:
Please contact the reception desk for details and applicable terms.
Please contact the reception desk for details and applicable terms.
Additional Information
Privacy and Safety:
• Private treatment spaces are available.
• Personal medical records and information are stored in accordance with applicable laws.
Infection-Control Guidelines (when applicable):
• Wear a mask and sanitize your hands before entering.
• Accompanying visitors must follow clinic policies.
• Private treatment spaces are available.
• Personal medical records and information are stored in accordance with applicable laws.
Infection-Control Guidelines (when applicable):
• Wear a mask and sanitize your hands before entering.
• Accompanying visitors must follow clinic policies.
Insurance Claims
For information about the physical therapy insurance claim process and required documents, click below to learn more.
For information about the physical therapy insurance claim process and required documents, click below to learn more.