Our mission is to provide the highest quality care in Traditional Chinese Medicine for the integration of body, mind and spirit, combining a flexible approach with friendly, approachable service. We strive to empower patients with education to promote their longevity and well-being.
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Opening Times:
9.30am - 6pm Monday to Saturday (other times by special arrangement) |
Contact Us:
Bath Street Clinic: 0141 258 5859 Cathcart Clinic: 0141 633 2828 |
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Ming Chen Clinics is a group of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Clinics each staffed by fully qualified, experienced and registered Practitioners who have trained in TCM, acupuncture and Western Medicine in China and the UK. Since founding the Clinics, we have been dedicated to maintaining a balance of body and mind: a holistic approach to the individual.
We offer all our clients access to a team of specialists, brought together with the express purpose of providing a substantial experience and knowledge base, who work closely with local GPs, physiotherapists, chiropractors and counsellors.
Ming Chen Clinics have a wide client base, we offer advice and support on all aspects of health related issues.
We offer all our clients access to a team of specialists, brought together with the express purpose of providing a substantial experience and knowledge base, who work closely with local GPs, physiotherapists, chiropractors and counsellors.
Ming Chen Clinics have a wide client base, we offer advice and support on all aspects of health related issues.
We're very proud of our facilities and welcome the opportunity to show visitors around and tell them a bit more about what makes Ming Chen Clinics so special. So if you have a specific query or would just like to find out more, please get in touch or come along to the centre to see for yourself. Plus, please remember - you don't have to be unwell to benefit from the services Ming Chen Clinics has on offer.
We have a range of complementary and alternative therapies available. We have a particular interest in 'prevention' and early detection strategies.
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