Ibalance rehabilitation

I feel that the doctor’s consultation is very casual. I just say hello after sitting with my neck around. The point is that it hurts more when I stand and bow my head! Although the people who helped me with rehabilitation are tired, they are still very patient in teaching

The equipment environment is clean, the attitude is also kind, quite good

The physiotherapist is very patient and professional, and the doctor is also very gentle and attentive. The environment is clean and comfortable, which helps to relax and heal.

The physiotherapist and the counter are very kind and courteous. I have seen four doctors (two men and two women), and two female doctors made inquiries very carefully. They also used ultrasound to see the internal condition of my injured limbs! The clinic has advanced rehabilitation equipment and good cleanliness! Disinfection is also serious! In short, this is a good clinic on track!

Dr. Lu Yijun's consultation is very professional, kind and attentive, and the service of the physiotherapist is also very good!

The design of the clinic is simple and bright, and the staff is kind and friendly. Because I don’t think there are too many people going there, there are enough seats to wait for treatment. Personally feel good so far.

This is for those who want to see it but haven't: I hope you keep your eyes open. The experience of this visit is really similar to the experience of going to an education and training center many years ago. When I finished the 200-question mental test and asked a consultant for consultation, After reading the test results, he stomped on my sore spot, and then immediately asked me to buy a course. The same is true when I was interviewed this time. I went to see the problem of knee injury for a long time: "You must not exercise, right?" "It sucks to only walk 500 meters" "So you didn't do those healing moves before?" "Then it will take a while for our treatment" Back then, I was maliciously hypnotized, and I spent a lot of money. Years later I accidentally learned a very simple and effective architecture while researching marketing: P (point out the problem, sprinkle salt on your wound) A (incite forcefully, then fan the flames) S (propose a solution again, relieve your pain) As for what the doctor did, the exact same thing happened again... I didn't have the patience to listen to me and said arbitrarily that I was not exercising.. So how did the long-term damage to my body come from? Why would I spend a lot of time and money looking around for good physical therapy without these injuries? Still running to the gym to find a teacher for retraining, or the whole body injury hasn't gotten heavier? At the moment, I am too lazy to argue, but I really do it in my heart. I guess not every clinician is like the one I've encountered. But I'm sorry, I have to give a negative review this time. Three points to serious physiotherapists and nurses. Two points not given to a doctor with a very bad attitude. And returning to the clinic is a matter of the next life.