Jordan Chinese Medicine Clinic
SYT Wellness Jordan Clinic is located on the 3rd floor of Will Strong Development Building, 59 Parkes Street, Kowloon, near Jordan MTR Station Exit C2. We offer acupuncture, bone setting, Tui Na massage, and pain management for injuries. Call us at 2736 7033 or WhatsApp 5993 9638.
Why choose our Jordan TCM clinic?
SYT Wellness Jordan Clinic serves commuters and residents in the heart of Kowloon, focusing on urban pain conditions and musculoskeletal injuries: low back pain, neck pain, stiff shoulders and back, frozen shoulder, sports sprains, and radiating pain. The clinic emphasizes assessment first, then combined therapy – acupuncture, Tui Na, bone setting, and external applications for injuries are tailored to each individual, with no empty promises of a "guaranteed cure."
If you work or live in Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, Hung Hom, or Jordan, our Jordan location is usually more convenient than Wan Chai; for those on Hong Kong Island, you can choose the Wan Chai TCM Clinic (11-12/F, YUET HONG BUILDING, 90 Jaffe Road).
Clinic address and transportation
- Address: 3/F, Will Strong Development Building, 59 Parkes Street, Jordan, Kowloon
- MTR: Jordan Station Exit C2, walk along Parkes Street for a few minutes
- Phone: 2736 7033
- WhatsApp: 5993 9638
- Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00–19:30; Closed on Sundays and public holidays
For online appointments, please see Booking an Appointment; for consultation fees, refer to Consultation Fees.
Key services and common pain conditions
- Acupuncture: Helps relieve pain points and localized discomfort (see Acupuncture Treatment)
- Bone Setting / Spinal Adjustment: Performed only after a suitable assessment; gentler approaches will be used in contraindicating situations (see Bone Setting)
- Pain Relief Tui Na: Releases fascia, improves restricted movement (see Pain Relief Tui Na)
- Traumatology and Orthopedics: External treatment for acute sprains, lingering pain from old injuries, etc. (see Traumatology and Orthopedics)
For common complaints, you can also read: Low Back Pain, Neck Pain, Sciatica, Frozen Shoulder, Sports Injuries, Urban Pain Guide.
Difference between the Jordan Clinic and Wan Chai Clinic
Both clinics belong to SYT Wellness and offer similar treatment scopes. The Wan Chai clinic is primarily managed by Dr. Cheung Yung; the Jordan clinic is managed by registered Chinese medicine practitioners. You can choose a branch based on transportation and schedule, with details subject to appointment confirmation.
First visit to Jordan Clinic: Recommended preparations
- Proof of identity and contact number
- If you have X-rays, MRI, or other examination reports, you may bring them for reference (not mandatory)
- Current medications, allergy history
- Be prepared to explain your pain: what movements worsen it, when it started, whether it radiates to your limbs
- Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to your neck, shoulders, or lower back
In cases of warning signs such as incontinence, progressive limb weakness, severe pain after trauma, or high fever, please prioritize emergency care / Western medicine before considering if TCM conditioning is suitable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What treatments does the Jordan Clinic offer?
How do I book an appointment at the Jordan Clinic?
What is the address and transportation for the Jordan Clinic?
What is the difference between this and the Wan Chai Clinic?
Can I seek treatment for back or neck pain in Jordan?
Is the clinic open on Sundays?
Who Practices at the Jordan Clinic?
The Jordan clinic is staffed by registered Chinese Medicine practitioners EC Stephen (Cai Zekuan) and EC Kelvin (Liang Kaihao), who provide acupuncture, bone-setting, Tui Na massage, and herbal medicine under the clinical direction of SYT Wellness founder Dr. Cheung Yung.
EC Stephen (Cai Zekuan, 蔡澤寬) — Attending Physician
EC Stephen graduated from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine with a Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine. His clinical expertise includes acupuncture and internal medicine treatments for urban ailments such as insomnia, headaches, dizziness, and digestive disorders. He also specializes in acupuncture for common pain conditions including cervical and lumbar strain, knee strain, acute lumbar sprain, and stiff neck (torticollis).
EC Kelvin (Liang Kaihao, 梁啟豪) — Attending Physician
EC Kelvin graduated from Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine with a Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine. His clinical expertise covers internal medicine for geriatric conditions (hypertension, hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia), pediatrics and pediatric massage, and acupuncture treatment for eye diseases including myopia, strabismus, and diabetic retinopathy. He also treats neck and back pain, shoulder and knee joint pain, and sports injuries using acupuncture and bone-setting techniques.
Both practitioners are registered with the Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Council and follow the clinical standards established by SYT Wellness founder Dr. Cheung Yung (張勇醫師), who practices at the Wan Chai clinic and oversees clinical quality across both locations. For Dr. Cheung's full biography, visit our About SYT Wellness page.
Treatment Services Available at the Jordan Clinic
Acupuncture Treatment (針灸)
Acupuncture is used to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and promote nerve repair. Fine needles are inserted at specific acupoints to stimulate the body's natural healing response. Effective for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, tennis elbow, and headaches. The Jordan clinic uses single-use sterile needles and follows strict hygiene protocols.
Bone Setting & Spinal Adjustment (正骨復位)
Bone-setting is a traditional Chinese manual therapy that corrects joint misalignments and spinal misalignment. Dr. Cheung's Lingnan bonesetting technique addresses vertebral subluxation, pelvic imbalance, and joint dislocations. This treatment is particularly effective for acute back pain, stiff neck, and sports injuries where structural realignment is needed.
Tui Na Massage Therapy (推拿)
Tui Na is a therapeutic Chinese massage that targets deep muscle tissue, fascia, and acupoints. Unlike relaxation massage, Tui Na is a medical treatment that breaks down adhesions, improves blood circulation, and restores range of motion. Particularly effective for chronic muscle tension, frozen shoulder, and post-injury rehabilitation.
Herbal Medicine Prescription (中藥處方)
Personalized herbal formulas are prescribed based on individual TCM diagnosis. Internal herbal medicine addresses the root cause of pain conditions, while external herbal applications (plasters and liniments) provide localized pain relief. Dr. Cheung's clinical formulations include the BoneTonic Cream and Patch, available at both clinic locations.
External Herbal Treatment (外敷中藥)
External herbal applications include medicated plasters, compresses, and liniments applied directly to the affected area. These are particularly effective for acute injuries such as sprains, strains, and bruises. The clinic-formulated BoneTonic Patch (骨通貼) provides continuous pain relief for up to 8 hours per application.
Common Pain Conditions Treated at the Jordan Clinic
Lower Back Pain & Sciatica
Lower back pain is one of the most common conditions treated at the Jordan clinic. Whether caused by prolonged sitting, heavy lifting, or disc herniation, Dr. Cheung uses a combination of acupuncture, bone-setting, and Tui Na to address both the symptoms and the underlying structural cause. Sciatica (坐骨神經痛) — pain radiating from the lower back to the legs — responds particularly well to acupuncture combined with spinal adjustment.
Neck Pain & Cervical Problems
Neck pain from office work, mobile device use, and poor posture is increasingly common in Hong Kong. The Jordan clinic treats stiff neck (torticollis), cervical spondylosis, and cervical disc herniation using a multi-pronged approach: acupuncture for pain relief, Tui Na for muscle relaxation, and bone-setting for cervical realignment when needed.
Sports Injuries & Trauma
As a bone-setting specialist, Dr. Cheung has extensive experience treating sports injuries including ankle sprains, knee ligament injuries, shoulder dislocations, and muscle tears. The traditional Dit Da (跌打) approach combines manual realignment, herbal applications, and rehabilitation exercises to restore function and prevent re-injury.
Jordan Clinic First Visit Guide
What to Expect
Your first visit to the Jordan clinic typically takes 45-60 minutes. The session begins with a detailed consultation where your practitioner assesses your condition through TCM diagnostic methods, including pulse and tongue examination, palpation of the affected area, and a review of your medical history. A personalized treatment plan is then developed, which may include one or more of the following: acupuncture, bone-setting, Tui Na, and herbal medicine prescription.
What to Bring
Please bring any relevant medical records, imaging reports (X-rays, MRI scans), and a list of current medications. Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows access to the treatment area. For acupuncture sessions, avoid coming on an empty stomach. Payment is accepted via cash, Octopus card, or major credit cards.
Booking Process
To book an appointment at the Jordan clinic, WhatsApp 5993 9638 or call 2736 7033 during opening hours. Walk-in appointments are accepted but subject to availability — booking in advance is strongly recommended to avoid waiting.
Why Choose SYT Wellness Jordan?
Six Reasons Patients Trust Our Jordan Clinic
SYT Wellness Jordan brings the same clinical excellence established at our Wan Chai flagship to the Kowloon side, making professional TCM pain treatment more accessible for residents of Jordan, Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui, and surrounding neighborhoods.
- Registered practitioners: EC Stephen and EC Kelvin are both fully registered with the Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Council, meeting the same standards as all SYT Wellness clinicians.
- Founder oversight: Dr. Cheung Yung personally sets the clinical protocols and treatment standards for both locations, ensuring consistent quality of care.
- Multi-modality treatment: Every patient receives a customized combination of acupuncture, bone-setting, Tui Na, and herbal medicine — not a one-size-fits-all approach.
- Same herbal products: The full range of SYT Wellness products, including BoneTonic Cream, BoneTonic Patch, OsteoSoothe, and MindRx, are available at the Jordan clinic.
- Convenient location: 3-minute walk from Jordan MTR Station Exit B, on Parkes Street in the heart of Kowloon's medical district.
- Transparent pricing: First-trial consultation at HK$488 includes diagnosis and one treatment session. No hidden fees.
Jordan Clinic vs. Wan Chai Clinic — Which Should You Visit?
Both SYT Wellness locations offer the same range of treatments and maintain identical clinical standards. The choice depends mainly on convenience:
- Jordan clinic (59 Parkes Street, 3/F): Ideal for patients in Kowloon — Jordan, Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Sham Shui Po. Open Monday to Saturday 10:00–19:30.
- Wan Chai clinic (90 Jaffe Road, 11/F–12/F): Ideal for patients on Hong Kong Island — Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Central, Admiralty, North Point. Open Monday to Saturday 09:30–19:00. Dr. Cheung Yung practices here personally.
Patients are welcome to visit either location for follow-up appointments. Your treatment records are shared between clinics, so you can seamlessly switch between locations if needed.
Getting to the Jordan Clinic
By MTR
The clinic is a 3-minute walk from Jordan MTR Station. Take Exit B and turn left onto Parkes Street. Walk approximately 200 metres — the Will Strong Development Building is on your left, just past the intersection with Saigon Street.
By Bus
Multiple bus routes stop along Nathan Road, a 2-minute walk from the clinic. Routes 1A, 2, 6, 6A, 6C, 7, 9, and the A21 airport bus all stop at Jordan Road / Nathan Road.
By Car
Street parking is limited in the Jordan area. The nearest paid car park is the Parkes Street Car Park, approximately 100 metres from the clinic. Taxi drop-off is available directly outside the building entrance.
Jordan Clinic FAQ
Do I need a referral to visit the Jordan clinic?
No referral is needed. You can book directly via WhatsApp or phone. Simply describe your symptoms when booking so the practitioner can prepare for your visit.
How long is each treatment session?
A typical session lasts 30 to 45 minutes. Your first visit may take up to 60 minutes to allow for a thorough consultation and assessment.
How many sessions will I need?
Acute conditions such as a simple ankle sprain may improve in 2 to 4 sessions. Chronic conditions like persistent back pain or cervical spondylosis typically require 6 to 8 sessions over several weeks. Your practitioner will give you a personalized treatment plan after your first visit.
Is the treatment painful?
Acupuncture is generally painless — most patients feel only a mild sensation. Bone-setting and Tui Na may involve some pressure and manipulation, but should not be sharply painful. Always tell your practitioner if you feel uncomfortable during treatment.
Can I use my health insurance?
Many Hong Kong health insurance plans cover registered Chinese medicine treatment. We can provide an official receipt with the practitioner's registration number for insurance claims. Please check with your insurance provider regarding your specific coverage.
Are the herbal products available at the Jordan clinic?
Yes. The full SYT Wellness product line — BoneTonic Cream (骨通膏), BoneTonic Patch (骨通貼), OsteoSoothe (骨關補), and MindRx (心肝定) — is available for purchase at the Jordan clinic. You can also order online for home delivery.
Do you treat children at the Jordan clinic?
Yes. EC Kelvin has specialized training in pediatrics and pediatric massage (小兒推拿). Common pediatric conditions treated include cough, digestive issues, poor appetite, and sleep problems. Please inform us when booking if the patient is a child.
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