Who this page is for
- After a stroke, with problems of movement, speech, swallowing, memory or mood
- After a brain or spinal cord injury, or a long stay in intensive care
- Families looking for a structured rehabilitation programme with a clear plan for after returning home
What assessment and treatment usually involve
A stroke can affect speech and movement and take a long time to recover. For some people it takes days or weeks; for others months or years and life changes.2, 1
Rehabilitation can include physiotherapy and exercises to help with movement; exercises for problems with speech, swallowing and vision; and activities to improve memory, concentration, thinking and mood (cognitive rehabilitation). It can be done in person or online, and involving family and friends can also help.1
After about 6 months, people should get a review of their progress.1
What YituCare coordinates at each step
- Free enquiry Tell us what you need on the form or on WhatsApp. Our first reply, within 24 hours, tells you the city, the type of hospital and the department that fit your request.
- Case review & hospital match A coordinator organises your records, translates a summary and asks 1–2 departments at hospitals we work with whether they can accept your case. The written reply comes within 3–5 working days of receiving your complete records, names the hospital and includes the hospital’s estimate.
- Appointments and dates We request the consultation, tests or admission with the hospital and keep you informed; the hospital confirms the appointment.
- In China Airport pickup, hotel arrival and hospital transfers, and, if you book it, a bilingual companion on hospital days.
- After treatment We collect your discharge documents, arrange translations you need and pass follow-up questions between you and the hospital team after you return home.
For rehabilitation we agree the goals and schedule with the hospital team in writing before travel, and ask for a home exercise plan at the end of the stay.
Records to prepare
- A short summary of your condition and treatment so far, or a recent letter from your doctor
- Recent test results and reports, with dates
- A list of the medicines you take now, and any allergies
- Hospital discharge letters from the stroke or injury
- Recent brain scans, as image files and reports
- Reports from therapists so far (physiotherapy, speech and language, occupational therapy), if available
Case Review & Hospital Match
We do not publish treatment prices: they depend on the hospital’s review of your records. The hospital’s estimate comes through the Case Review & Hospital Match (USD 129), whose written reply names the hospital and sets out what the hospital proposes.
YituCare coordinates; it does not diagnose or prescribe. The hospital’s doctors make all clinical decisions and confirm appointments, and medical fees are paid directly to the hospital.
Questions about this treatment
How long should a rehabilitation stay be?+
Our sources do not give a general length. The rehabilitation team proposes a schedule after reviewing your records; we ask for it in writing with the estimate.
Can family members take part?+
Yes, we can plan for a companion to stay. Public health guidance notes that involving family and friends can help recovery.
How do I start?+
Send a free enquiry on the form or on WhatsApp. If you already have recent records and want to know which hospital can accept your case and what it would cost, book the case review.
When do I learn the hospital’s and the doctor’s names?+
Our first reply tells you the city, the type of hospital and the department. The hospital’s name is given when you book a paid service: the case review’s written reply names the hospital. For a specialist opinion, the doctor’s name and hospital are given after payment.