BANGKOK — PYONG Rehabilitation Group has announced the launch of the PYONG Rehabilitation Primary Care Unit, a clinic designed to break down the time constraints faced by busy urban professionals with fast-paced lifestyles. The concept transforms healthcare into something accessible, a service people can drop into during their lunch break or after work, while also building a community space where friends come together to care for their health. Prices start from an affordable 1,500 baht. The clinic is located on Level L of Gaysorn Center (BTS Chidlom) and is open daily from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.
The PYONG Rehabilitation Primary Care Unit offers fast, targeted care while maintaining the group's Serious Clinical Standard ethos. What sets the Primary Care Unit apart is its concise, efficient treatment programs, each session lasting just 20 to 30 minutes, a duration supported by medical research as the optimal clinical dose for stimulating physiological response.
The Primary Care Unit is well suited for those seeking treatment for general muscle aches, office syndrome, minor sports-related injuries, or anyone wanting to maintain their strength and condition after completing a rehabilitation program. Every patient is cared for by a team of highly trained physiotherapy specialists using cutting-edge technology, including 3 Tesla Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS), 30-watt high-power laser, focused shock wave therapy, TECAR high-frequency radio wave therapy, and therapeutic stretching.
Beyond physiotherapy, the Primary Care Unit offers in-depth post-sports recovery and holistic wellness enhancement through red light photobiomodulation and IV infusion protocols. For urban clients dealing with minor exercise-related injuries, seeking post-workout muscle recovery, or simply wanting a health boost, the clinic offers full-body mitochondrial photobiomodulation, or red light therapy, delivering energy across eight wavelengths that penetrate down to the joint and bone level to help generate ATP energy at the cellular level.
The clinic has also integrated regenerative cellular infusion protocols, providing single-compound, medical-grade IV nutrient formulations curated by specialist physicians. These include high-dose Vitamin C to reduce acute fatigue, intravenous BCAAs to accelerate muscle fiber repair after intense physical exertion, and alpha-lipoic acid (ALA), an extract that supports peripheral nervous system and metabolic recovery. All are aimed at enhancing physical fitness and restoring muscle and nerve function.
Guaranteed results through a clinical governance system
To ensure every office worker receives care that is both worthwhile and leads to full recovery, PYONG has put in place a rigorous evaluation system. If a patient completes three sessions at the Primary Care Unit without improvement, they will be referred for an in-depth assessment by a rehabilitation medicine physician at no additional cost.
The PYONG Rehabilitation Primary Care Unit aims to become a new destination for those seeking physiotherapy, combining convenience, speed, accessible pricing, and genuinely high-quality care from a team of true specialists. Open daily from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. Prices are accessible, starting from just 1,500 to 2,900 baht, while patients continue to receive treatment that meets PYONG Rehabilitation Center's advanced clinical standards.
About PYONG Rehabilitation Center Ratchaprasong
PYONG Rehabilitation Center Ratchaprasong is a premier rehabilitation and performance medicine provider based in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded by Dr. Kantaphong Thongrong, Founder and CEO of PYONG Rehabilitation Group, the Center specializes in integrative rehabilitation through a combination of advanced medical technologies, evidence-based therapies, and multidisciplinary expertise. Its services span neurorehabilitation, pain intervention, sports medicine, longevity science, cognitive health, and men’s wellness. With a commitment to measurable outcomes and innovation, PYONG Rehabilitation Center Ratchaprasong continues to pioneer the future of rehabilitation in Asia.