About us
Named for the flower of this city
The bauhinia is Hong Kong's floral emblem, blooming through the coldest months. We took its name in the hope that gentle Chinese medicine can help people here hold onto resilience and balance amid a relentless pace of life.
Our mission
To make Chinese medicine transparent, understandable and continuous. Patients have every right to know their own pattern diagnosis, what is in their formula and where treatment is heading — so we write every record in language a patient can follow.
The clinic
Chinese Traditional Medicines Hospital Limited was established in Hong Kong in 2020, to carry on and promote the culture of Chinese medicine — combining classical practice with modern health management to offer consultation, wellness care and individual health planning. The clinic sits in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, with private consultation rooms, a dedicated acupuncture suite and an in-house herbal dispensary. All clinical records are held in an electronic medical record system, handled strictly in line with the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance.
How the clinic has grown
Milestones that can be checked against public records.
- 2020
Chinese Traditional Medicines Hospital Limited is incorporated in Hong Kong.
- 2022
The clinic takes part in Hong Kong Chinese medicine development and exchange activities, working with practitioner, cultural and community bodies to broaden access to Chinese medicine and support exchange between Hong Kong and the mainland.
- 2024
A collaboration begins with Anfa Herbs (Hong Kong); Anfa Herbs (Hong Kong) Chinese Traditional Medicines Hospital opens at Peninsula Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui East, extending clinical, wellness and health-management services.
- 2025
Continued involvement in the profession, including the opening of the Kowloon Chinese Medicine Practitioners Association's premises, support for Chinese cultural programmes, and a community health consultation and free-clinic initiative.
- 2026
Listed among the participating organisations at a Hong Kong Chinese medicine development symposium, covering the sector's development blueprint, the professional code for registered practitioners, and clinical risk.
The clinic's work continues to centre on consultation, wellness care, health education, professional exchange and the promotion of Chinese medicine culture.
What we hold to
Properly registered
Every practitioner holds current CMCHK registration and continues professional development.
Traceable herbs
Herbs are sourced from reputable suppliers, with testing certificates available on request.
Privacy first
Records are encrypted at rest and every access is logged and auditable.
Honest counsel
We do not overstate what Chinese medicine can do. Where western medical care is warranted, we say so and refer.
Who we usually see
These are the situations we meet most often. If yours is not among them, you are still welcome to come and talk it through.
Long hours at a desk
Sitting all day, tired eyes, a tight neck, shoulders and lower back, with sleep and meals bent around work. This is the most common reason people come to us.
Already under medical care
You have a diagnosis and are taking medication or following a course of treatment, and want Chinese medicine alongside it to help with day-to-day discomfort and energy. Here it supports your care; it does not replace it.
Tests come back clear, but you feel unwell
Tired, sleeping badly, unsettled digestion, catching every cold — nothing shows up on a check-up and you still do not feel right. Chinese medicine works from the whole picture, which suits this well.
Wanting to look after yourself this way
An interest in how Chinese medicine reasons, and a willingness to adjust sleep and diet by constitution and season — care as part of ordinary life rather than only after illness.
Workplace health
Talks on Chinese medicine, staff health days and group sessions for organisations. Get in touch and we can discuss what would suit your team.
Our practitioners
Select a practitioner to see their specialties, qualifications and registration number.
Lineage
The practice holds the plaque of the Yishui School Hong Kong Heritage Workshop, conferred by the Baoding Municipal Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The Yishui School is a current of Chinese medical scholarship formed in the Jin–Yuan period, known for its work on the spleen and stomach.
Facilities
- Private consultation rooms with sound insulation and step-free access
- Acupuncture and moxibustion treatment suite
- Herbal dispensary and concentrated granule preparation area
- Tui na and bone-setting treatment tables