Neurorehabilitation at Eber Medical Group
The Rehabilitation Center at Qingdao Yibo Hospital provides comprehensive neurorehabilitation programs for patients with neurological conditions — from post-surgical recovery (FSPR, DBS, SCS) to chronic neurological diseases (Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, ALS). The center integrates robotic rehabilitation technology, conventional physiotherapy, and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for superior functional outcomes.
Key features: perioperative rehabilitation programs (before and after surgery), interdisciplinary team-based approach, individualized programs tailored to diagnosis and functional goals, and full TCM integration throughout.
Rehabilitation Methods — Western Medicine
| Method | Goal | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Robotic Gait Training (Lokomat) | Restore walking pattern, endurance, step length | CP, stroke, SCI, Parkinson's, MS |
| Upper Limb Robotic Rehab | Fine motor recovery, ADL independence | Stroke, CP (post-FSPR), hemiplegia |
| Physiotherapy (PT) | Strength, flexibility, balance, posture | All neurological conditions |
| Occupational Therapy (OT) | ADL adaptation, work reintegration | Stroke, TBI, CP, MS |
| Speech & Language Therapy | Communication, dysphagia, swallowing | ALS, stroke, CP, MS |
| TMS / rTMS | Cortical excitability, spasticity, mood, cognition | CP, stroke, Parkinson's, MS, depression |
| Biofeedback Training | Motor relearning, bladder/bowel control | SCI, stroke, MS |
| Shock Wave Therapy | Spasticity, soft tissue healing, chronic pain | CP, stroke, sports injuries |
| Balance Training Platform | Proprioception, fall prevention | Parkinson's, stroke, SCI, CP |
| Cognitive Rehabilitation | Memory, executive function, attention | TBI, stroke, MS, Alzheimer's |
TCM Rehabilitation Methods
Traditional Chinese Medicine rehabilitation at Eber is delivered by senior-level TCM physicians. The program combines millennia of TCM knowledge with modern rehabilitation science, focusing on both whole-body regulation and targeted functional restoration.
Increases cerebral blood flow, activates cortical neurons, improves motor control — a key TCM neurorehabilitation technique.
Targets limb motor points to restore muscle and nerve function, reduce spasticity, and stimulate peripheral nerve regeneration.
Unblocks Du meridian (governing vessel), regulates general Yang energy, positively influences spinal cord and nervous system.
Reduces muscle rigidity, improves lymphatic and blood circulation, relieves contractures, improves quality of life.
Warming and penetrating action; regulates immune function, improves nerve function, tonifies kidney Yang — essential in TCM for neurological recovery.
Stimulates auricular reflex points corresponding to CNS, limbs, and viscera. Regulates corresponding organ functions.
Rehabilitation Programs by Condition
| Condition | Program Duration | Indicative Cost (CNY) |
|---|---|---|
| Post-FSPR Rehabilitation (CP, Hemiplegia) | 3–6 months | Inquire |
| Multiple Sclerosis — Rehab Program | 30 days inpatient | 160,000–180,000 |
| Post-Stroke Rehabilitation | 4–8 weeks | Inquire |
| Parkinson's — Intensive Rehab | 2–4 weeks monthly | Included in package |
| ALS / MND — Ongoing Management | Per month | Inquire |
| Post-DBS / SCS Rehabilitation | 2–4 weeks | Included in surgical package |
| Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation | Per month | Inquire |