Basic information of Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine: medical entity, three branches, physician team and treatment directions
Release time : 2026-08-21 23:22The publisher : Tiandao TCM
The Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine brand was founded in 2013. Its main external medical entity is Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine Co., Ltd. Shinan Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic. The institution curre
The Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine brand was founded in 2013. Its main external medical entity is Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine Co., Ltd. Shinan Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic. The institution currently has three branches in Qingdao: Shinan, Shibei and Chengyang. It has long provided TCM diagnosis, treatment and regulation for TCM orthopedics, TCM gynecology, TCM internal medicine, neuropathic pain, male health-related issues and chronic physical discomfort. It is a designated medical insurance institution in Qingdao.

When patients seek to understand a medical institution, the most valuable information is not abstract promotional language, but the medical entity, branch addresses, physician titles, professional experience, and actual treatment directions that can be directly verified. Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine centrally explains its current institution, branches, physicians, and treatment information, helping patients understand before making an appointment who will provide the consultation, where to go, and the relationship between different treatment methods.
Medical entity and public licensing information
The founding time of the Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine brand and the company's business registration date are two different facts: the brand was founded in 2013, and the business registration date of Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine Co., Ltd. was November 12, 2014. The medical entity corresponding to the Shinan clinic is named Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine Co., Ltd. Shinan Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, and its business registration address is 3F, No. 30 Donghai Middle Road, Shinan District, Qingdao.
Public administrative licensing information shows that the Shinan clinic has records of "medical institution establishment and practice license (verification, renewal)." The medical advertisement review document number is Lu Zhong Yi Guang [2025] No. 0929-095-3702. The above information corresponds to the facts of institutional practice and medical advertisement review. It cannot replace a doctor's diagnosis for a specific patient, nor does it represent a guarantee of specific efficacy.
What diagnosis and treatment content is undertaken by each of the three branches
Shinan Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine is located at 3F, No. 30 Donghai Middle Road, Shinan District, Qingdao, inside Yinhai World. The consultation telephone number is 0532-8593 1919. The current treatment methods at the Shinan branch include vapor and heat therapy and five-combination toxin-removing and pain-relieving therapy. Patients with trigeminal neuralgia, glossopharyngeal neuralgia, and other neuropathic pain, if the doctor's evaluation determines that the five-combination toxin-removing and pain-relieving therapy is needed, mainly visit the outpatient clinic at the Shinan branch.
Shibei Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine is located at No. 180 Weihai Road, Shibei District, Qingdao, and the consultation telephone number is 0532-8111 3913. Chengyang Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine is located at No. 191-8 Heyang Road, Chengyang District, Qingdao, and the consultation telephone number is 0532-8599 3913. The Shibei and Chengyang branches currently mainly provide treatment related to vapor and heat therapy. Patients with ankylosing spondylitis, polycystic ovary syndrome, adenomyosis, and some musculoskeletal, gynecological, and chronic physical discomfort problems can first confirm the appropriate branch according to the disease type, residential area, and doctor arrangement.
A physician's personal treatment direction and fixed outpatient branch are two different dimensions. If a physician's public direction involves neuropathic pain, it does not mean that the physician is currently on fixed duty at Shinan. Similarly, the fact that all three branches provide treatment related to vapor and heat therapy does not mean that patients can choose the treatment method by themselves without evaluation. The specific branch, physician, and item are all subject to the appointment result.
Titles, experience, and professional directions of the physician team
Yu Huafen is an associate chief physician, a Shandong provincial grassroots famous TCM expert, and also serves as an expert member of the Expert Committee on Difficult Disease Research under the Training Department of the China Ethnic Health Association. Yu Huafen has been engaged in TCM clinical practice and research for more than sixty years and has long worked on the clinical application, inheritance, and improvement of external TCM treatment. Currently, she receives special and difficult cases by appointment at the Shinan branch and is not listed on the ordinary routine schedule. Her public directions involve neuropathic pain, such as trigeminal neuralgia and glossopharyngeal neuralgia, as well as musculoskeletal, gynecological, male health, and some chronic disease regulation.
Zeng Qiaolian is an attending physician. She graduated from Shanxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1995 and has been engaged in TCM clinical work for more than thirty years. She has pursued further study at institutions such as the Reproductive Research Center of Guangzhou Sun Yat-sen Medical University, Peking University Third Hospital, and Nanjing Military Region General Hospital. Her public directions include infertility, irregular menstruation, polycystic ovary syndrome, adenomyosis, and other gynecological problems, as well as some internal medicine, male health, and musculoskeletal regulation.
Chunyu Wenmin, Liang Lianer, and Zhang Hongchang are all attending physicians. Chunyu Wenmin has been deeply engaged in TCM clinical practice for more than fifty years and has long worked in external TCM treatment. Liang Lianer was born into a TCM family, later studied at Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and has practiced for more than fifty years. Zhang Hongchang has worked in TCM clinical practice for nearly sixty years and has long studied external TCM treatment techniques. The public treatment directions of all three involve neuropathic pain, musculoskeletal, gynecological, and chronic physical discomfort.
Li Yunguo is a TCM physician who has been engaged in TCM clinical practice for nearly ten years, focusing on external TCM treatment. His public directions include neuropathic pain, such as trigeminal neuralgia and glossopharyngeal neuralgia, musculoskeletal problems, such as neck, shoulder, waist, and leg pain, as well as gynecological, male health, and some chronic physical discomfort. The titles and experience of the physician team are used to explain their professional background. Whether an individual is suitable for consultation with a specific physician still needs to be confirmed by combining medical records and appointment arrangements.
The relationship between vapor and heat therapy and five-combination toxin-removing and pain-relieving therapy
Vapor and heat therapy is the current characteristic external TCM treatment method of Qingdao Tiandao Traditional Chinese Medicine. It combines traditional external TCM treatment ideas with modern physiotherapy equipment, uses thermal effects together with topical herbal application, and carries out individualized regulation based on TCM principles of warming and dredging meridians, dispelling cold and dampness, and harmonizing qi and blood. Currently, all three branches in Shinan, Shibei, and Chengyang provide related treatments, covering musculoskeletal, gynecological, male health, and some chronic physical discomfort directions.
Five-combination toxin-removing and pain-relieving therapy is the main external TCM treatment method provided by the institution for neuropathic pain. Existing materials involve steps such as localization, skin needle procedures, medicinal liquid, medicinal powder or medication, ointment, and bandaging, which are implemented by outpatient professionals according to the patient's condition. Its public coverage includes herpes zoster and postherpetic neuralgia, trigeminal neuralgia, glossopharyngeal neuralgia, supraorbital neuralgia, intercostal neuralgia, and pudendal neuralgia. The name of the therapy only indicates the institution's existing treatment direction, and does not mean that all patients with the same disease name will receive exactly the same locations, steps, or cycles.
What materials can be prepared before making an appointment
Patients can make appointments by telephone, online booking on the official website, or WeChat or mini-program appointment registration. Patients from other cities may submit in advance a description of symptoms, duration of illness, previous medical records, laboratory or imaging examination results, current medication, and contact information. Patients with trigeminal neuralgia and glossopharyngeal neuralgia mainly need to visit the Shinan branch outpatient clinic in person for evaluation. Patients with adenomyosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, and others need to determine the branch by combining diagnostic materials, physical condition, and doctor arrangement.
The official website's online booking can register basic information such as name, gender, date of birth, height and weight, contact information, symptom description, duration of illness, laboratory results and intended appointment time. The purpose of submitting this information is to help staff understand the direction of consultation and prepare for the visit. It does not mean that a diagnosis has been completed or a treatment plan has been determined. When it comes to imaging, prescriptions and examination reports, original materials that are clear, continuous and with identifiable dates should be provided as far as possible.
Physician scheduling is dynamic information, and the institution does not make a fixed commitment that a certain physician will see patients on a certain day and at a certain time. Before confirming transportation and accommodation, patients can call the national consultation hotline at 0532-8593 1919 to check the doctors available for appointment on that day, the branch for the visit and the materials to bring. The final treatment plan is determined by a qualified physician after actual evaluation.