Rehabilitation Technology
Lower-limb feedback training explained in plain language: how it retrains the brain rather than the legs, why visible feedback beats forcing yourself to walk, who it suits, and the four misconceptions families most often fall for.
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Health Education
What cardiopulmonary rehabilitation is, who it helps after a heart or lung illness or surgery, what a structured program includes, and why early, supervised training protects long-term recovery.
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Rehabilitation Technology
Powered lower-limb exoskeletons can help patients take steps — but walking in a device is not the same as walking without one. JianJia Rehabilitation explains what the evidence shows and why assessment comes first.
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Health Education
Why muscles stay tight after stroke or spinal cord injury, how clinicians assess spasticity, what shockwave therapy, ultrasound-guided needle-knife and botulinum toxin can and cannot do, and four things families can do at home.
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Health Education
How pediatric rehabilitation helps children with cerebral palsy, developmental delay, pediatric stroke and congenital conditions — family-centered, play-based, and built around early intervention.
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Health Education
On World Alzheimer's Day, learn the 10 early warning signs, how to lower dementia risk, and how families can help after a diagnosis.
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Health Education
An interview with Professor Bi Sheng of JianJia Medical on regenerative rehabilitation — autologous blood cells combined with PRP to rebuild lower-limb microcirculation and help diabetic-foot patients avoid amputation.
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Health Education
For World Spinal Cord Injury Day (5 September), JianJia Rehabilitation explains what a spinal cord injury is, how to prevent it, and how brain-computer interface (BCI) technology is expanding the boundaries of rehabilitation.
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Health Education
Scenario-based rehabilitation training brings the kitchen, the supermarket, the street and the stairs into the rehab room — helping patients move from being able to perform a movement to being able to cope with daily life.
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Rehabilitation Technology
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) in neurological rehabilitation: how it differs from ordinary oxygen, six common misconceptions cleared up, plus indications, contraindications and treatment timing explained.
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Rehabilitation Technology
Upper-limb scenario training turns rehab into task-based “games” — grasp, push, stretch, rotate — to drive neuroplasticity, real-time biofeedback and adherence. Who it helps, and why it works.
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Health Education
Sixty percent of shoulder pain comes from rotator cuff injuries, not frozen shoulder. Learn to tell the three most common shoulder conditions apart, and why blind stretching can turn a partial tear into a full one.
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Health Education
Why over 80% of diabetes-related amputations start as tiny wounds, the two core causes, home self-checks, the ten golden rules of daily foot care, and structured rehabilitation across the full care cycle.
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Health Education
Rehab anxiety is not “overthinking.” A JianJia clinical psychologist breaks down where recovery anxiety comes from, why sudden breakdowns happen, and how patients, families and clinicians can build a unified treatment alliance.
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Hospital News
How Shanghai Jianjia Rehabilitation Hospital builds a national chain of specialized rehabilitation hospitals under the 'specialized, refined, distinctive and innovative' (专精特新) model.
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