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Chine, Pékin

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À propos de la Clinique

Beijing United Family Hospital (BJU) est une clinique privée internationale en Chine. Les services de santé de l'hôpital sont conformes aux normes américaines. La clinique est la première en Chine à recevoir l'accréditation américaine à but non lucratif - Joint Commission International (JCI). Cette accréditation garantit que la Beijing United Family Rehabilitation Clinic assure la sécurité des patients et propose des services médicaux de grande qualité. Le centre de rééducation est l'un des meilleurs fournisseurs de soins de santé aux États-Unis et en Europe.

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Dernière mise à jour de prix — 29/03/2025. Les prix peuvent être changés selon le cas médical et les recommandations du médecin.

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Chine, Pékin

Beijing United Family Rehabilitation Hospital (BJURH) est le premier hôpital de réadaptation de standard international en Chine. Des spécialistes de Chine, d'Australie, de Belgique, du Canada, des États-Unis et d'autres pays proposent des thérapies de réadaptation au BJURH.

Les services du Centre de réadaptation de la famille unie de Pékin comprennent:

Réhabilitation neurologique;
Réhabilitation orthopédique;
Réhabilitation du cancer;
Réhabilitation pédiatrique;
Réhabilitation post-partum.

Service de réadaptation neurologique

Le département de réadaptation neurologique de la famille unie de Pékin offre :

La réadaptation après un AVC aide le patient à récupérer ses fonctions et à améliorer sa qualité de vie. La rééducation après un AVC comprend l'entraînement des capacités motrices, la thérapie pour les troubles de la communication, les stimulations électriques et l'évaluation psychologique. La réadaptation des traumatismes cérébraux permet au patient d'améliorer ses limitations fonctionnelles (anomalies cognitives, émotionnelles et comportementales).

Service de réadaptation orthopédique

Des spécialistes proposent une thérapie complète aux adultes et aux enfants souffrant de maladies orthopédiques (arthrose, ostéoarthrite, etc.) et de blessures sportives. Le programme de rééducation comprend des exercices visant à restaurer la fonction des os et des muscles dans toute la mesure du possible.

Service de réadaptation des cancéreux

évaluation psychologique;
diététique;
modifications du mode de vie;
exercices physiques.
Exercices physiques.

Tous les éléments de la thérapie aident les patients atteints d'une maladie oncologique à améliorer leur système immunitaire, à subir une chimiothérapie avec succès et à améliorer leur qualité de vie.

Département de rééducation pédiatrique

Les médecins proposent des thérapies aux enfants souffrant de troubles neurologiques, de lésions nerveuses et d'affections post-opératoires.

Les programmes de réadaptation comprennent :

kinésithérapie pédiatrique;
thérapie occupationnelle;
Intégration sensorielle;
Education conductive;
Travail en équipe
Education conductive;
Education fonctionnelle;
Formation fonctionnelle
Formation fonctionnelle;
Traitement en caisson d'oxygène hyperbare;
Acupuncture
acupuncture;
thérapie par la parole.
l'orthophonie.

Grâce aux programmes de réadaptation, les enfants bénéficient d'une amélioration après des troubles de la fonction motrice, des troubles du langage, des lésions cérébrales et d'autres troubles.

Service de réadaptation postnatale

Des spécialistes aident les femmes à faire face aux changements hormonaux et métaboliques pendant la grossesse et après l'accouchement. Les médecins élaborent des programmes de traitement pour aider les femmes pendant la période post-partum, afin d'éviter la faiblesse des muscles abdominaux et du plancher pelvien.

Méthodes de rééducation

L'oxygénothérapie hyperbare est une méthode qui consiste à respirer de l'oxygène pur dans une pièce ou un tube particulier. Pendant la procédure, la pression de l'air augmente jusqu'à être 3 fois supérieure à la pression normale. Le sang du patient transporte l'oxygène dans tout le corps. La thérapie aide à lutter contre les bactéries et stimule la libération de substances qui favorisent la guérison.

La thérapie occupationnelle est une technique de développement, de récupération et de maintien des activités significatives. Les thérapeutes offrent ce type de traitement aux personnes souffrant de problèmes de santé mentale ou de déficiences.

L'hydrothérapie est un type de thérapie de réadaptation qui implique l'utilisation de l'eau. L'hydrothérapie comprend des exercices individuels qu'un patient effectue dans une piscine chaude. Ce type de traitement aide à faire face aux troubles et déficiences neurologiques et orthopédiques.

L'orthophonie est une méthode de rééducation pour les adultes et les enfants qui ont des problèmes de communication, d'alimentation, de boisson et de déglutition. Le traitement aide les patients à améliorer leurs compétences linguistiques et leur qualité de vie.

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Hôtel (appartements) près de la clinique, facturé quotidiennement

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Elisa Felici

Dec 5, 2019

Prezzi incredibilmente alti, sono andata in pronto soccorso per un'infezione ad una tonsilla ed erano necessari 3000 Yuan di deposito più tipo 1500 solo per essere visitata. Non raccomandato a persone normali o a meno che si tratti di qualcosa di veramente veramente grave, esistono buoni medici anche negli ospedali pubblici.

Mikael Christersson

Mar 7, 2020

Best hospital in Beijing!Been living in Beijing for more than 10 years and been to this place several times... Dentist, ER (more than once), general medicin etc.There is only one downside and that is the food you get if you are admitted.... Order food instead!

Bailey Yordnoff

Nov 13, 2019

While it's a bit on the pricier side, the service, doctors and facilities can't be beat. A bit near 3,000 RMB to see Dr. Roo (fantastic doctor!) in general medicine, purchase a month's worth of medication, and have an ECG (the ECG is a bit expensive; ~650 RMB). Hospital is upfront and transparent about their prices, a welcome change for those of us from the US. Highly recommended if you need medical service in Beijing.

Evexx23

Sep 22, 2019

I fell down and went to the emergency room for the second time two weeks ago because my problem wasn't solved, I was in pain probably due to nerves and ligament injuries difficult to tell considering that the doctor barely examined me, told them that pain killers and muscles relaxers are not helping so they injected me in the injured arm causing 100 times more pain. I was there crying while they were saying that the injection wasn't the cause of that pain. Doctor left without checking me, basically they left me crying in a room until the pain disappeared. Here I am now not with just one arm injured but two because probably the rude way the nurse put the injection hurt some nerve or ligament even more. Doctors need more preparation in my opinion and don't suppose to ask the patient what they can do.. because clearly I'm not a doctor that's why I'm going asking for help. Unfortunately I left and didn't go further with this because I can't pay for a 10.000 rmb MRI.. insane!

Chen Heung Min

Mar 2, 2020

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J Luong

Sep 28, 2017

We went to the hospital for our 15 yr old with major food poisoning. We tried to go to another one of their locations but their clinic location would not take patients under 18 yrs old so we went to this location. We arrived at 5pm and left at 8pm; surprisingly fast compared to hospitals in the USA. Brett Chen was our doctor; there was another doctor that we preferred but seemed to be getting off work when we arrived. Brett was professional and clear. The other doctor came to speak with us as we were checking out and mentioned that he was highly suspicious that it was salmonella but that he needed to see the test results in about 24 hrs.They did however behave like an emergency room and wanted to talk about a CAT scan for ruling our any issues with his appendix. We asked to wait for the blood and stool test before jumping to CAT scan. The hospital was very clean. Staff was very patient and kind at a stressful time. On a lighter note, the nurse assigned to us nice and provided some unintentional giggles with her English translations. Her English was great; she had extensive medical vocabulary but she did not know the nuances of the language. It was super cute and she helped to provide some smiles at a tough time. We appreciate all the staff for their help and confirmation that the antibiotic approach that we had been taking just needed another 24 hours and that it was not something more serious.

安娜

Aug 23, 2018

Got excellent health care at Beijing United Family Hospital when a blister on my left foot got severely infected (cellulitis) during a three week trip to Beijing. I went to the emergency room and was helped immediately, didn't have to wait a single minute (which made me impressed since I am used to hours of waiting when seeking care at home; politicans and other responsible people in my home country Sweden should watch and learn!). They provided me with antibiotics and tools to disinfect the sore, and it was healed within just a small couple of days. English speaking nurses, physicians, and other staff makes the hospital very accessible to foreigners, which made me very pleased as my mandarin is very limited. Would recommend to everyone with medical problems in the city.

Asep Mulyana

Apr 1, 2018

Its excellent hospitality for being well. Thank you Cardiologist, ER team , the Nurse, and Management to help our Mom Profesor could flight Back to Indonesia . Alhamdulillah , all of US are FAMILY and Allah SWT still giving us opportunity for being well and FASTABIQUL KHOIROT. with my Pleasure to my Sister Ahn Lee in Selangor, Sharoon in Beijing, and Pak Deva, Pak Loys and Pak Lahandi also our Mom Prof Nahiyah. LOVE is the spirit on EARTH.

Gene Feldman

Jul 21, 2017

Had a deep cut from a skiing accident that turned into a serious skin infection (cellulitis) that started spreading by the hour. I could have lost my entire hand. After three visits to two Chinese hospitals( one of them Japanese-Chinese friendship hospital, the other one I don't remember), I had no choice but to run here. They saw me quickly, disinfected everything, explained to me what I had and put me on the right (strong) antibiotics. I was better the next day and my hand lived to see another day. If you have a serious issue here in China, skip the Chinese hospitals, even the ones that have an "international clinic". There's nothing international about those places. They don't have international doctors and they don't speak English. Go to this hospital.

James Kelly

Feb 21, 2019

I will give you the shortish version if I may. My wife and I were on the cruise of a life time, celebrating our anniversary, visiting various cities in China on our way to Japan on a super duper 6 star 450 passenger 36000 tonne cruise ship. We sat down at the whizz bang Michelin hatted restaurant ready to enjoy our 15 course degustation, including wines Frois Gras, Caviar and Lobster Thermidor and I woke up 7 days later in the Intensive Care Unit of the Beijing United Family Hospital with tubes in every orifice (orifi?) of my anatomy. I had been intubated on board the cruise ship by the ship’s doctor while the captain made full steam for Tanjin the port closest to Beijing, 13 hours away. I had suffered a seizure x 2 and it was found at hospital a pulmonary embolism. I was interbated and made ready for a 3 1/2 hour ambulance trip to Beijing with an ambulance attendant hand pumping me oxygen every 6 seconds. I was admitted to the Emergency Department where it was going I also had suffered a gastric ulcer brought on by physical stress. Somewhere along the way I contracted pneumonia so my lungs needed suctioning at regular periods. It was later found 6 days later when I regained consciousness that I had sustained a fractured left humurus (not funny) which was also dislocated from the shoulder joint which required an operation to stabilise it with three pins and rebuild the rotator cuff and relocate the head of the bone into my shoulder. For extra fun there was a fractured T7 vertebrae and to top everything off two broken ribs 8 & 9 on the right hand side. So anyway I am back and in the land of the living with thanks entirely to my beautiful wife, the captain, doctor and crew of the Seaborn Soujourn and the fantastic doctors, nurses and staff in the Intensive Care Unit at the Beijing United Family Hospital who rescued me from the brink of death after 6 days in a coma. Now it is the long slow road to recovery. I spent nearly a month in hospital while the doctors were MRI ing and CT scanning me and asking whether I had ever hit my head on or with anything. Putting tubes in to my body and taking tubes out of my body. Balancing and fine tuning my medications and getting me in a fit state to fly so that I could be handed over to my wonderful nurse Wendy who was flown to Beijing from Brisbane Australia by our excellent travel insurance company. Wendy then accompanied me and my wife and took charge for the nearly 24 hours that it took to fly me back to Melbourne Australia and hand me over to the hospital here. Well that is my story. If you need a good hospital in Beijing then go here.

1 Yaojiayuan North 2nd Rd, Chaoyang Qu, Beijing Shi, China, 100123

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Fahad Mawlood

Représentant de la clinique

mis à jour 15/02/2026

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Nous trouvons un coordinateur médical familier avec le sujet
Vous obtenez une offre personnelle avec un guide étape par étape et l'estimation du coût
Nous organisons votre voyage, y compris la planification des rendez-vous et la réservation des vols
Vous arrivez à l'hôpital, nous vous assistons 24/7

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Beijing United Family Rehabilitation Hospital: plus de détails à propos de la clinique

Service de réadaptation neurologique

Service de réadaptation orthopédique

Service de réadaptation des cancéreux

Département de rééducation pédiatrique

Service de réadaptation postnatale

Méthodes de rééducation

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Elisa Felici

Mikael Christersson

Bailey Yordnoff

Evexx23

Chen Heung Min

J Luong

安娜

Asep Mulyana

Gene Feldman

James Kelly

1 Yaojiayuan North 2nd Rd, Chaoyang Qu, Beijing Shi, China, 100123

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