Quarry Bay, Hong Kong – March 17, 2025 – Prohealth Asia, a leading physiotherapy group in Asia, today announced the opening of its newest clinic in Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay. This state-of-the-art facility is designed to meet the increasing demand for advanced physiotherapy services among Hong Kong’s busy professionals.

Strategically located in Taikoo Place, a central hub for office workers engaged in demanding careers, fitness pursuits, and social activities, the clinic offers a comprehensive suite of services. 

Clinical Director Angela Leung emphasises, “Physiotherapy has evolved beyond addressing typical office-related pains. It now plays a crucial role in injury prevention, mobility enhancement, and effective pain management for active individuals.”

The new clinic features seven treatment rooms equipped with cutting-edge technologies, including VALD Performance Testing Technology, Shockwave Therapy, Diagnostic Ultrasound, and Therapeutic Ultrasound. It also houses a dedicated Pilates studio with five reformers and a strength and conditioning gym, enabling highly personalised treatment plans tailored to individual needs.

Prohealth Asia is committed to continuous professional development. The clinic’s team of five physiotherapists will participate in regular in-service sessions, collaborating with colleagues from key locations across Hong Kong, Singapore, India, and the Philippines. These sessions will focus on sharing the latest evidence-based practices, ensuring the highest quality of care for patients.

Prohealth Asia Hong Kong, Sports and Spinal Quarry Bay is located at Room 6, 17th Floor, Devon House, 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, conveniently situated a one-minute walk from Quarry Bay MTR Station, Exit A.

For media invitation to their Grand Opening on Thursday, March 20 2025, please contact Jayu via jayu@prohealthasia.com

Fact Sheet

Prohealth Asia Hong Kong: Sports and Spinal Physiotherapy Clinic

Sports and Spinal Physiotherapy Clinic, a part of Prohealth Asia—a leading physiotherapy group with over 30 years of experience—provides exceptional care across its growing network of Hong Kong clinics.

Their experienced physiotherapists offer personalised treatments for a wide range of conditions, from spinal issues to sports injuries, ensuring optimal recovery. They distinguish themselves through a commitment to high-quality, customised care, enabling clients to return to their regular lives and passions swiftly. Continuous investment in professional development, including regular in-service sessions, case study contributions, and advanced technology like VALD and Shockwave therapy, ensures their clients receive the most effective treatments.

Prohealth Asia

For over three decades, Prohealth Asia has established itself as a leading physiotherapy group across Asia. Leveraging extensive regional and specialist expertise, our multi-disciplinary approach—integrating advanced technology with evidence-based practice—has empowered over 70,000 patients to enhance their quality of life through improved movement.

Quarry Bay

Quarry Bay, Hong Kong's vibrant business centre, hosts numerous corporate offices. This densely populated area sees professionals facing musculoskeletal issues from prolonged desk work. Prohealth Sports and Spinal's Quarry Bay clinic addresses these work-related pains, emphasising ergonomic well-being.

Operating Hours

Monday – Friday: 8am – 8pm

Saturday: 9am – 1pm

Sunday and Public Holidays: Closed

⁠Address

Prohealth Sports and Spinal Quarry Bay

Room 6, 17th Floor, Devon House, 979 King's Rd, Quarry Bay

Size of clinic

2,600 sqft  

Clinic Facilities and Amenities

7 Treatment, 1 Pilates Studio, 1 Gym with Strength and Cardio equipment

Advanced Technology

• VALD Performance Testing Technology

VALD technology provides precise, data-driven assessments of strength and movement, enabling tailored rehabilitation and performance programs. It objectively tracks progress, ensuring optimal recovery.

• Shockwave Therapy

Shockwave therapy uses acoustic waves to stimulate tissue healing and reduce chronic pain. It's a non-invasive treatment for conditions like tendinopathies, accelerating recovery through natural healing mechanisms.

• Diagnostic Ultrasound

Diagnostic ultrasound provides real-time imaging of soft tissues, aiding accurate injury diagnosis and treatment planning. It allows physiotherapists to visualise internal structures, enhancing assessment precision.

• Therapeutic Ultrasound

Therapeutic ultrasound delivers deep heat to targeted tissues, reducing pain and promoting healing. It treats muscle spasms and joint stiffness, improving tissue flexibility and accelerating recovery.

Candice Fan

Candice Fan, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, specialises in women's health, including pre- and postnatal care, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal conditions. Her expertise extends to manual therapy and exercise prescription.

Experienced in both public and private settings, she tailors treatments to individual needs. Outside work, Candice enjoys hiking and exploring new restaurants. She is dedicated to empowering women to achieve optimal physical health and well-being.

Wendy Hsiao

Wendy Hsiao, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, specialises in musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation. She employs manual therapy, exercise prescription, and pain management techniques.   

With experience in both hospital and private clinic settings, Wendy tailors treatments to individual needs. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking and exploring new restaurants. She is dedicated to helping patients achieve optimal physical function and well-being.

Brian Chan   

Brian Chan, Master of Clinical Physiotherapy, specialises in musculoskeletal conditions. With degrees from Curtin University and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, he excels in manual therapy, acupuncture, and exercise rehabilitation. His expertise spans chronic spinal and limb issues.   

Experienced in hospitals and clinics, Brian integrates evidence-based practice. Outside work, he enjoys fitness, travel, and gaming. He finds fulfillment in restoring patient mobility and confidence.   

Dickson Lee

Dickson Lee, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, specialises in musculoskeletal conditions. He integrates manual therapy, exercise prescription, and pain management techniques. Experienced in both hospital and private clinic settings, he treats diverse conditions from sports injuries to chronic pain.

Beyond physiotherapy, Dickson enjoys hiking, running, and exploring new restaurants. He is passionate about empowering patients to achieve optimal physical health and well-being.

Clinical Director: Angela Leung

Angela Leung, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, is a distinguished registered physiotherapist with a profound dedication to patient well-being. Holding certifications in pelvic health and acupuncture, Angela's expertise spans a broad spectrum, including occupational-related conditions, sports injuries, and women's and men's health.

Her journey began at the University of Nottingham, followed by impactful roles within the NHS and the British EFL Championship, providing her with a robust foundation in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Notably, Angela's entrepreneurial spirit led her to establish two successful clinics in the UK before relocating to Hong Kong, where she joined the Sports and Spinal Physiotherapy centre.

Angela's commitment to patient care is deeply rooted in personal experience. A fractured ankle at 17, coupled with suboptimal physiotherapy, fueled her determination to provide exceptional care. This dedication is evident in her specialised treatment of spinal pain and work-related injuries, where she excels in restoring balance and functionality.

Beyond her clinical prowess, Angela is a fitness enthusiast, embracing weightlifting as a discipline. She also cherishes moments spent with friends, enjoying culinary experiences and shared stories. Her insights into occupational injuries and spinal health have been featured in the South China Morning Post (SCMP), solidifying her status as a leading voice in physiotherapy.

Angela's most fulfilling moments come from witnessing her patients' return to their passions, pain-free and empowered. Her blend of professional expertise and genuine empathy makes her a trusted and highly sought-after physiotherapist.

Photos and videos

Key images of the new clinic and be found via the link below

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1VaZ9VZ29i-HZ-XIb3uHeM3EdmKxgHltJ

For more information, please contact 

Angela Leung

angela.leung@physiohk.com 

+852 9318 6581

Jayu Patidar

jayu@prohealthasia.com 

+44 7863 464276

For any enquiries, contact us at +852 2530 0073, or email appt@sportsandspinal.hk.