Facilities
ServicesExperienced practitioners and therapists provide multi-disciplinary out-patient services at our Integrative Medical Centres: 
PractitionersAt our Integrative Medical Centres, our experienced and professional practitioners are registered with the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong. They are also dedicated clinical researches with the highest level of professionalism and a genuine desire to enhance patient’s lifelong health and wellbeing.
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The holder of Eu Yan Sang VIP card and Senior Citizen Card may enjoy 10% discount, please call Eu Yan Sang Integrative Medical Centre for enquiry. LocationsCentral
Eu Yan Sang Integrative Medical Centre Causeway Bay
Eu Yan Sang Integrative Medical Centre
Consultation HoursMonday to Friday:
EventsEu Yan Sang Integrative Medical Centre is dedicated to promote the usage of Chinese Medicine and make relevant knowledge more accessible to the public. As part of our educational outreach efforts, we will be conducting regular Chinese Medicine health talks from time to time in 2011. Find out more about the latest health talks: Protect the Liver using Chinese MedicineDate: 17th December 2011 (Saturday) Language: Cantonese Speaker: Cheng Man Fong, Marraine Ms.Cheng graduated from Xiamen University, PRC and Hong Kong Baptist University, and obtained a Bachelor Degree and a Master Degree in Chinese Medicine respectively. Synopsis: Liver is an important organ in the body. However, the lifestyle nowadays is damaging the liver function, e.g. eating oily food, drinking alcohol, working pressure etc. This health talk is aiming to introduce the factors of liver diseases and how Chinese medicine is protecting the liver. For enquiry or reservation, please contact us at 2574 9133 (Causeway Bay Clinic) or 3521 1234 (Central Clinic) within office hours (Monday to Saturday: 10am to 7:30pm). Free admission with limited seats, call to reserve your seat now! Weather-based Moxibustion Method Available (Winter-term)To reinforce the preventive power of weather-based moxibustion in summer, there will be another weather-based moxibustion in winter time. It is a special method of moxibustion where medicated heat patches are applied onto meridian points during the coldest days of the year, to prevent winter diseases such as asthma, seasonal allergy or rhinitis allergy, flu, chronic cough, chronic bronchitis, arthritis,stomach ache, diarrhea, etc. In the Chinese Lunar Calendar, each year, there are 3 special days in between December and January when the temperature or Yin is at its optimum, which are most suitable to apply moxibustion for the body to absorb and store Yang. This year, the coldest periods of summer fall on: December 22, 2011 (Thursday) Remark: Weather-based moxibustion can be applied on any day within the month of December to January. Charges: HK$250 per session; HK$750 for 3 sessions. New consultation to be charged at HK$150. For enquiry or reservation, please contact or visit us at Eu Yan Sang Integrative Medical Centre. Chinese Medicine: Diet Regimen in SummerDate: 2nd July 2011 (Saturday) Language: Cantonese Speaker: Ms So Cheung, Angel Ms So graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor Degree in Chinese Medicine, and a Master Degree in Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture). Angel had the training in acupuncture at the Guangdong Provincial TCM Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine. She had the postgraduate study and research on the acupuncture treatment in infertility of ovulatory dysfunction. Synopsis: In traditional Chinese medicine, diet is one of the most important aspects of maintaining good health and treating ailments. Eating well and eating right is about moderation, discipline and balance. Wellness is nourished with the right taste, along with food and herbs chosen and consumed in the right seasons or circumstances. For enquiry or reservation, please contact us at 2574 9133 (Causeway Bay Clinic) or 3521 1234 (Central Clinic) within office hours (Monday to Saturday: 10am to 7:30pm). Free admission with limited seats, call to reserve your seat now! NEW: Weather-based Moxibustion Method AvailableNourishing the Yang during spring and summer is an important principle to prevent winter diseases, as recorded in The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon (Huang Di Nei Jing). Weather-based moxibustion is a special method of moxibustion where medicated heat patches are applied onto meridian points during the hottest days of the year, to prevent winter diseases such as asthma, seasonal allergy or rhinitis allergy, flu, chronic cough, chronic bronchitis, arthritis, stomach ache, diarrhea, etc. In the Chinese Lunar Calendar, each year, there are 3 special days in between July and August when the temperature or Yang is at its optimum, which are most suitable to apply moxibustion for the body to absorb and store Yang. This year, the hottest periods of summer fall on: July 14, 2011 (Thursday) Remark: Weather-based moxibustion can be applied on any day within the month of July to August. Charges: HK$250 per session; HK$750 for 3 sessions. New consultation to be charged at HK$130. For enquiry or reservation, please contact or visit us at Eu Yan Sang Integrative Medical Centre.
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