鉑適物理治療所The Platinum Physical Therapy & Wellness Center

Be warned: this clinic does not accept national insurance, though it does not seem to say this anywhere on its website.nnI cannot speak to the quality of care, but I had a very negative experience getting misleading information by phone from this clinic. The first question I asked when I called was whether they accept the Taiwan national insurance card. The person who answered said yes, and then proceeded to arrange an appointment. But of course, after taking time off from work to bring my wife there, I was told at the door that they do not in fact take national insurance, and that the fee for consultation would be NT$2000 plus additional fees to be discussed for each treatment. When I explained what I had been told by phone, the person said it was not him that I had talked to and had no explanation, but suggested I go to another clinic to face an indefinitely long wait, and that perhaps they would give me a referral to use his clinic if they thought it was needed. This was communicated very nonchalantly, with no questions or concerns for my wife’s condition, and with minimal effort to be helpful, other than suggesting a public clinic about a mile away, by which point we would have had to wait at least 3 hours to see a doctor.nnI still have no idea why the person I talked to by phone misled me, quite blatantly, about the national insurance. He wasted a lot of my time, and needlessly delayed my ability to find care for my wife. Maybe it’s another instance of the attitude you experience in Taiwan sometimes that the customer’s problem is just the customer’s problem. Good luck.

Dr. Jeffrey Wu is the best physio I have come across in Asia, experienced in rehabbing athletes as well as a range of complex injuries.nnI have had cartilage transplant and reconstruction surgeries on both knees, and Dr. Wu has been instrumental in helping me regain range of motion, neuromuscular control, and normalizing my gait.nnHis clinics are equipped with cutting edge equipment,- highly recommended.

Very qualified physiotherapists probably the best you can find in Taipei totaly worth the money, great mix of passive and active exercise ensure you improve your paint points and live a better life with less pain.nI had my session with Endy, 5 Point recommendation as he think in the big picture what can casue the pain and make a treatment mix to solve the root cause.

This place has the latest technology and most up to date evidence based treatments. In my opinion it is unparalleled in both service and efficiency in Taiwan. I was on vacation from the United States and I came to see Dr. Jeffrey Wu due to having pain in my L forearm. I don’t speak much Chinese, but since Dr. Wu was trained in the United States as well as Taiwan, his English is excellent and we had no communication barriers. Even though Dr. Wu had a very tight schedule, he made the extra effort to fit me in. Dr. Wu has an extensive knowledge in diagnosing my condition as well as choosing the right interventions with treatment options such as the Graston Technique and giving the right stretches and strengthening exercises. My arm continues to feel great after my first treatment session! Thank you Dr. Wu and thank you for your Platinum service!

After chatting with the therapist, I realized that there are many styles of physical therapy (?) The therapist at Bo Shi will not take ultrasound for you from the beginning. They will use various methods to find out the source of discomfort, and then use various massage or stretching exercises to gradually relax the pain points. I personally think the effect is really excellent! Recommend to friends who suddenly stiff neck, flashes to the waist or muscle cramps.