The medical service area in the office building is professional and cozy

How do you spend your lunch break or rest in the office? People working at the LSU Center practice yoga, undergo acupuncture and Tuinaperform traditional Chinese medicine exercises and receive medical care from general practitioners.

Dapuqiao District Medical Center has opened a medical service station on the 22nd floor of the center. It offers basic Western and traditional Chinese medicine outpatient services, traditional Chinese medicine techniques, rehabilitation therapy, vaccinations, and health lectures and events specifically designed for office workers as well as residents of nearby areas.

Unlike a typical medical facility, this area of ​​the office building has a cozy, relaxing design. There is a special area for rehabilitation and yoga practice, as well as acupuncture beds. Tuina and banks. The lobby features health education books, as well as a coffee machine and snacks.

“We are always very busy and don’t have time to visit the hospital during office hours,” said Paula Zhang, an office worker.

“Such a medical service point inside an office building is extremely convenient and useful for us.

“I came here for Tuina and grabbed my neck and back. This helped relax my stiff muscles. I was also prescribed medication and received medical attention for my cold. The costs are also covered by public health insurance.”

According to Jin Ying, president of Dapuqiao District Health Center, the mass medical facility can help solve 80 percent of medical needs.

This site represents a very significant test for office workers, many of whom have health problems and require guidance and care to prevent and control disease.

“This health center offers them health management and support to achieve better physical quality and quality of life,” she said.

“We take full advantage of the integration of Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine to introduce a variety of special services such as weight loss, sports injury rehabilitation, insomnia clinic, marathon clinic, yoga and Pilates, skin care, and breastfeeding and recovery advice. after childbirth. We are also expanding the range of services in accordance with the demand of office workers.

“For chronic conditions, they can come in for a blood test in the morning and come back in the evening for the results, after which our GP will write a prescription and provide education. This will not impact their busy schedule and working hours.”

“Some foreigners working in the building also visited our place to receive traditional Chinese medicine and rehabilitation therapy, as well as basic medical care.”

Surrounded by young office workers, many of the older people who come to the site for medical care also do yoga and exercise their muscles. They said they had more energy and felt younger.

According to them, this is not a hospital, but a health center.

An elderly woman living nearby said she regularly visits the center to get recommendations from rehabilitation specialists on how to exercise her back and muscles.

“I suffer from osteoporosis,” she said.

“The therapists here guide me on how to practice to improve my physical condition and status. I feel like I can stand straighter and my body is stronger. The focus is on fashion and fun.”