Physiotherapy
Physical assessment and personalised treatment to restore movement, strength and function following injury, surgery or persistent symptoms.
Explore physiotherapy →Move better. Feel more like yourself.
Care that sees the whole person.
Experienced physiotherapy, acupuncture and rehabilitation for everyday pain, injuries and recovery—combining established Western care with Eastern practice where appropriate.
ACC registered
No referral required
Multilingual team
Care in your languageEnglish · Cantonese · Mandarin · Malay
The Acumedics approach
We take time to understand what is limiting you, explain what we find, and shape a practical treatment plan around your recovery goals.
Our services & treatment methods
Different methods. Chosen with purpose.
Each treatment begins with an appropriate clinical assessment. Techniques and equipment are selected to support the individual treatment plan—not used as a one-size-fits-all solution.
Acupuncture
A Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment selected after TCM consultation and diagnosis, using fine sterile needles at specific points.
Explore acupuncture →Sports rehabilitation
A structured physiotherapy approach to rebuilding mobility, strength and confidence for a safe return to sport and activity.
Ask about rehabilitation →Mat Pilates
Tailored exercises to develop strength, control and flexibility, support recovery and improve day-to-day movement.
Ask about Pilates →Cupping therapy
A traditional technique used by qualified Chinese medicine practitioners as part of an individualised TCM treatment plan.
Ask our TCM team →NeuroKinetic Therapy
NKT is a movement assessment system that uses muscle testing to explore coordination, inhibition and compensation patterns. It offers another perspective when the place that hurts may not be the only area influencing the problem, helping the practitioner shape more targeted movement retraining.
Ask about NKT →Therapeutic ultrasound
Therapeutic ultrasound uses sound-wave energy to reach deeper soft tissues. When clinically appropriate, it may support local circulation, tissue healing and the reduction of soft-tissue tightness as part of a wider physiotherapy plan.
Ask our physio team →Interferential therapy
Interferential therapy delivers gentle medium-frequency electrical currents through the treatment area. It may help with pain control, muscle spasm or swelling, making movement and exercise rehabilitation more comfortable.
Ask our physio team →What we treat
Support for pain, injury and recovery.
Not sure which appointment is right for you? Call our team and we’ll help you choose the most suitable practitioner.
Talk with our teamBack and neck pain
Shoulder pain
Knee pain
Sports injuries
Muscle and joint pain
Post-operative rehab
Tendon and ligament injuries
Movement concerns
Meet our team
Different disciplines.
One thoughtful team.
Our physiotherapy and Chinese medicine practitioners bring distinct training and treatment methods together under one clinic brand.
Ethan Ling
Director of TCM · Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner · Registered Acupuncturist
Ethan is a Chinese Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist focused on musculoskeletal conditions and general wellbeing. His approach combines Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture and hands-on treatment.
Henry Leung
Director of Physiotherapy · Registered Physiotherapist
Henry is a Registered Physiotherapist focused on musculoskeletal physiotherapy, rehabilitation and movement.
Patrick Cheung
Senior Physiotherapist · Personal Trainer
Born and raised in New Zealand, Patrick has practised physiotherapy in Hamilton and Auckland, including in a major gym environment. He has a strong interest in sports physiotherapy and rugby injury rehabilitation.
Belle Bei
Registered Physiotherapist
Belle is a New Zealand registered physiotherapist with interests in paediatric physiotherapy and women’s health. She also has experience in postural assessment and prenatal and postnatal exercise guidance, and consults in English and Mandarin.
Stella Zhang
Acupuncturist
Stella is a New Zealand registered acupuncturist with interests in pain, women’s health and digestive concerns. Her practice draws on several acupuncture traditions alongside cupping, moxibustion and Tui Na massage.
Tina Guo
Acupuncturist
Tina is a New Zealand registered acupuncturist who provides individualised care using acupuncture, gua sha and cupping. Her interests include persistent pain, sports-related concerns, digestive health, menstrual health, sleep and menopause support.
Inside our clinic
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★★★★★
“He is very experienced, patient, and professional.”
★★★★★
“Dr. Ethan is very experienced in his field and approached my recovery with great professionalism.”
★★★★★
“Dear Belle, thank you so much for all your help with my ligament injury rehab.”
★★★★★
“Henry and his team are not only professional and attentive, but they also make me feel truly safe and well looked after every time I visit.”
★★★★★
“…was amazed how professional he is…”
★★★★★
“He is also very patient and professional. Highly recommended”
Treatment fees
Clear pricing before you visit.
Physiotherapy
Private treatment
$120
ACC initial consultation
$45–$55
ACC follow-up
$35–$55
ACC surcharges vary by practitioner. Please confirm your fee when booking.
Acupuncture
Private treatment
$120
ACC initial · Director
$50
ACC follow-up
$45
Other services
TCM consultation
$50
Pilates rehab · 30 min
$65
Chinese osteopathic · 15 min
$50
Facial acupuncture + scalping · 1 hr
$120
Fees shown are based on the clinic’s current published price list. Additional charges may apply for consumables used or purchased as part of treatment.
Common questions
Before your first visit.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can contact the clinic directly to arrange an appointment. For eligible accident-related injuries, our team can also guide you through the ACC process.
Do you accept ACC patients?
Yes, Acumedics is an ACC registered provider. A patient co-payment applies, as shown in our treatment fees.
What should I bring?
Bring any relevant reports or imaging you already have and wear comfortable clothing that allows the practitioner to assess the affected area.
Which practitioner should I book?
If you are unsure, call us on 027 599 6823. We can help match your concern, preferred language and availability with an appropriate team member.
Can I be seen on the weekend?
Weekend appointments may be available by prior arrangement. Please call to confirm current availability.