Health Link

"Health-link" received funding from the Home Affairs Department's Partnering for Self-Reliance Community Collaboration Scheme in 2021, allowing for its revival.The new location is situated in the Yau Tsim Mong district, near the Jordan MTR station, making it easily accessible. The facility is equipped with six massage beds and various therapy equipment, providing a comfortable and tranquil environment for clients to enjoy a range of services. Our service team includes five registered Chinese medicine practitioners and over ten professionally trained massage therapists, who have earned high praise and recommendations from customers for their "customer-centered" service approach and excellent therapeutic skills. The reopening of "Health-link" continues the spirit of its predecessor,encouraging middle-aged individuals to seek self-improvement while offering them good and promising job opportunities to realize their potential and help others help themselves. Since starting operations in 2010 under a"self-financing" model, we remain committed to our founding purpose of providing appropriate and high-quality Chinese medicine massage services to the public and unemployed individuals.

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Introduction

"Health-link"is dedicated to providing a one-stop service for traditional Chinese medicine treatments and massage therapy. In response to common physical and mentalailments such as shoulder periarthritis, cervical spondylosis, joint pain, andsciatica, "Health-link" employsa comprehensive treatment model to offer diverse services. Our Chinese medicinetreatments include general medicine, acupuncture, trauma care, chiropracticadjustments, and concentrated herbal granules. The massage therapy servicesinclude Tui Na, cupping, moxibustion, and gua sha.

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"Health-link"encourages aspiring individuals to join us by providing good and promising job opportunities that enable them to realize their potential and help others help themselves. We are committed to maintaining our founding mission and continuing to provide appropriate and high-quality Chinese medicine massage services to the public and unemployed individuals.

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Massage Therapy Services

Massage therapy works by unblocking meridians, promoting the flow of qi and blood, adjusting organs, and enhancing vital energy. Using simple techniques to stimulate surface areas of the body,it helps strengthen the body and achieve healing, preventive healthcare, and wellness goals. Traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture have proven effective for urban ailments and pain.

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Common Pain Conditions Treated:

• Headaches, menstrual disorders, joint pain, cervical spondylosis, back pain, muscle pain, and sciatica. Chronic pain is common     among urban dwellers, defined as pain lasting three months or longer,     which can severely impact work and life. Our practitioners analyze the     causes of pain and provide targeted treatments using herbs, acupuncture,     and massage techniques to achieve rehabilitation goals.

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Professional Chinese Medicine Team

"Health-link"addresses the needs of patients with chronic diseases and pain through the expertise of experienced registered Chinese medicine practitioners who develop rehabilitation plans. Treatment methods include herbal medicine, acupuncture,cupping, and Tui Na, conducted by qualified practitioners who possess relevant certifications from government-recognized training institutions.

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Chinese Medicine Consultation Services:

• General medicine, acupuncture, Tui Na chiropractic treatment, and concentrated herbal granules (instant herbal formulas).

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Consultation Hours:

• Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 7:00 PM. Closed on Sundays and public holidays. Please call to make an appointment: 2363 9211 (Jordan store) / 2743 1617 (Kwai Chung store), or WhatsApp: 9602 0880.

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Professional Team:

• Dr. Lo Kam-chuen (Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner No. 005937)
   
  • Bachelor of Chinese Medicine from the University of Hong Kong
   
  • Chiropractor certified by the Chinese Medicine Association
 
• Dr. Cheng Siu-mei (Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner No. 005906)
   
  • PhD in Oncology from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine
   
  • Master of Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture) from the University of Hong Kong
 
• Dr. Ma Kai-cheng (Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner No. 008348)
   
  • Master of Science in Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture) from the Chinese University of Hong Kong
   
  • Diploma in Chinese Medicine (Pain Management) from the University of Hong Kong School of Professional and Continuing Education
   
  • Certificate in Chinese Medicine (Oncology) from the University of Hong Kong School of Professional and Continuing Education
   
  • Bachelor of Chinese Medicine from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine

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Service Fee

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Latest Offers:

• Seniors (60 years or older) receive a 10% discount.
• Recipients of Comprehensive Social Security Assistance receive a 20% discount.
• "Yau Ming Enterprises" members receive a 15% discount.
• Employees of the Hong Kong Employment Development Service and community enterprises receive a 20% discount.

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New Package Deals:

• Tui Na package (10 sessions), valid for 6 months, priced at HK$1,600 (average HK$160 per 30 minutes).
• Acupuncture package (10 sessions), priced at HK$3,300 (available only at the Kwai Chung store).

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For more services, please call for inquiries: 2363 9211.

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Corporate Services

Health-link is a social enterprise that encourages companies to prioritize health and establish a healthy and productive work culture. We are now implementing a "Smart Enterprises" membership program, allowing participating employees to enjoy discounted one-stop traditional Chinese medicine and massage therapy services. Supporting social enterprises demonstrates a commitment to "conscientious consumption" and social responsibility.

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Corporate Member Benefits:

Employees of Smart Enterprises can enjoy the following discounts by presenting their employee ID or upon verification:

• 15% off consultation and medicine fees.
• 20% off all therapy services (including Tui Na, acupuncture,     gua sha, moxibustion, and plum blossom needle).
• Access to the latest promotions and offers (e.g., moxibustion     therapy, health seminars).
• Customized corporate training and activities related to health.

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Health-link reserves the right to change the terms of offers at its discretion.

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Corporate Membership Services

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Health Parties

Professional massage therapists from Health-link provide on-site head,shoulder, and neck massages for employees of "Yau Ming Enterprises"to relieve pain or stress, improving overall well-being and work efficiency.

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Chinese Medicine Seminars

Registered Chinese medicine practitionersfrom Health-link offer thematichealth seminars for "Yau Ming Enterprises" members, covering topicssuch as urban pain management, seasonal herbal soups, health maintenance, andstress relief for better workplace culture.

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Registration Method

Simply fill out the registration form andemail it to h-link@hkeds.org.

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Contact / Inquiries

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Jordan Store
Address: 16-18 Maulin Street, 7th Floor, Maulin Commercial Building, Jordan,Kowloon (Exit B2, Jordan Station)
Appointment and Inquiry Phone: 2363 9211
Email: h-link@hkeds.org

Business Hours:

• Monday & Wednesday to Friday: 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM, 3:30 PM to     7:00 PM
• Tuesday: 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM, 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM
• Saturday: 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM
• Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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Kwai Chung Store
Address: Shop RT1, Lai Yiu Estate, Kwai Chung (Ground Floor of Wai Chi Court)
Appointment and Inquiry Phone: 2743 1617
Email: h-link@hkeds.org

Business Hours:

• Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
• Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
• Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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FAQ

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General Questions

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Q1: What areyour fees?
A1: Generally, the consultation fee is $100 per session, daily herbalcost is $100, and acupuncture is $350 per session.

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Q2: How much is the massage fee?
A2: Tui Na is $330 for 60 minutes, with an additional $170 for everyextra 30 minutes.

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Q3: Do Ineed to make an appointment for Chinese medicine or massage?
A3: To reduce your waiting time, we recommend making an appointment toensure that your preferred practitioner is available.

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Q4: Can Iclaim medical insurance for Chinese medicine and massage?
A4: This depends on individual insurance company policies. Generally,you need to submit a doctor’s certificate issued by a registered Chinese medicine practitioner

along with our receipt to the insurance company.

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Q5: What payment methods do you accept?
A5: We accept cash, credit cards (Visa, Master), and medical vouchers(only at the Kwai Chung store).

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Chinese Medicine Questions

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Q6: I haverecently suffered from back pain. Can Chinese medicine/acupuncture/massage helpme?
A6: Since each person's constitution and condition vary, it is difficult to provide a general answer. We recommend consulting a Chinese medicine practitioner to evaluate your symptoms and identify the root cause before treatment.

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Q7: How long does each acupuncture session take? Is it charged by the number of needles or by time?
A7: Generally, acupuncture sessions last about 20 minutes, depending onindividual circumstances. Acupuncture is charged per session, with a fixed feeof $350.

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Q8: How manysessions are typically required?
A8: This varies by individual. We recommend 10 sessions as a treatment cycle, with the practitioner determining the necessary number based on actual conditions.

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Q9: Are herbal granules inferior to herbal decoctions?
A9: Herbal granules are extracted using modern technology, ensuring standardized production and consistent efficacy and hygiene. They are easy to take with just hot water, eliminating the hassle of decocting herbs.

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Q10: Why do I need to see a Chinese medicine practitioner before moxibustion, cupping, orgua sha?
A10: These treatments carry certain risks, so a practitioner needs toassess your physical condition to determine suitability for these therapies.

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Q11: What is moxibustion?
A11: Moxibustion uses the heat and medicinal properties from burningmugwort to stimulate specific acupuncture points for disease prevention andhealth maintenance.

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Q12: What iscupping?
A12: Cupping involves using cups to create suction on the skin over acupuncture points or related areas, promoting local blood circulation. It can mildly disrupt micro circulation, aiding recovery.

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Q13: What is gua sha?
A13: Gua sha involves scraping the treatment area with a gua sha board to promote circulation and detoxification.

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Tui Na Questions

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Q14: Whyshould I see a doctor before Tui Na?
A14: We recommend that first-time visitors consult a Chinese medicinepractitioner to assess their physical condition.

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Q15: Is there an extra charge for requesting a specific massage therapist?
A15: No extra charge is required; you just need to ensure your preferredtherapist is available.

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Q16: Do youhave a timer for Tui Na sessions?
A16: Each Tui Na session is timed independently to ensure accuratemassage duration.

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Q17: Whycan't I have Tui Na when I have a cold or during menstruation?
A17: Tui Na can increase blood circulation, worsening cold symptoms ormenstrual flow.

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Q18: Do Ineed to bring a change of clothes for Tui Na?
A18: If you wear loose clothing, you may not need a change; otherwise,you can bring your own or use our disposable sauna attire.

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Q19: Do youoffer oil massage services?
A19: We provide traditional Chinese massage techniques; if needed,therapists may use coconut oil. Oil massage is a beauty service we currently do not offer.

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Q20: Can I use medical vouchers for Tui Na?
A20: Medical vouchers must be issued by a Chinese medicine practitioner,so a consultation is required before scheduling a massage.

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Q21: How often should I get a health massage?
A21: We recommend 1-2 massages per week for optimal health benefits.

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Other Questions

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Q22: Does the moxibustion treatment have to be done on the "right day"?
A22: Not necessarily! Moxibustion follows the principles of"nurturing yang in spring and summer" and "treating winter ailments in summer," applying warming herbs during the hottest times ofthe year. While treatment on the "right day" is ideal, many cases show satisfactory results even if treatment is performed a few days before orafter.

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Q23: Are there accessible facilities for persons with disabilities?
A23: We have accessible facilities available, including restrooms designed for persons with disabilities. Please inquire with our staff for details.

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Contact Us

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Jordan Centre
Address: 16-18 Maulin Street, 7th Floor, Maulin Commercial Building, Jordan,Kowloon (Exit B2, Jordan Station)
Appointment and Inquiry Phone: 2363 9211
Email: h-link@hkeds.org

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Business Hours:

• Monday & Wednesday to Friday: 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM, 3:30 PM     to 7:00 PM
• Tuesday: 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM, 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM
• Saturday: 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM
• Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed
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Kwai Chung Centre
Address: Shop RT1, Lai Yiu Estate, Kwai Chung (Ground Floor of Wai Chi Court)
Appointment and Inquiry Phone: 2743 1617
Email: h-link@hkeds.org

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Business Hours:

• Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
• Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
• Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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