About Us

Ms. Ada Yu is a Hong Kong registered physiotherapist and renown in various specialties in physiotherapy include from neonatal, occupational injuries, degeneration, geriatrics and preventive health.  

Ada who had been working as a specialist in hospital went into private practice. Acknowledging the importance of integrating various schools of science in modern medical care, she pursued studies and acquired professional skill sets in Chinese acupuncture, sports injury and nutritional science.

Ada also actively participates in educating the public the importance of preventive medical care, with the view of enhancing the standard of medical care quality and arousing public awareness. She has been making speeches and presenting health information to the public through interactive channels in schools, banks, professional and medical organizations. She also regularly shares her professional advice on children development, stress management and the career path of a physiotherapist in newspapers and magazines.  As a member of Rotary International and Zonta International, Ada serves in voluntary community, fund-raising and helping the under-privileged activities in Hong Kong and the Mainland.

Ada founded “Atech Health Specialist” – an integrated rehabilitation centre the scope of services offering physiotherapy, office ergonomics, stress management, children development training, sports injury rehabilitation and weight management.  Through professional integrated therapy,Adaaims at helping the needed to achieve an early recover, and most importantly, enhance their understanding the importance of preventive medicine and self care.

Ada become a honorary lecturer of Hong Kong Community College and Tung Wah College to provide clinical training for students in healthcare studies. She also runs the  “Atech Holistic Wellness” on certificate education in various health topics, self management od health as well as healthcare talkers. Over the years, Ada has a few publications including 「女人最痛」、「中風復康黃金365日」、「美麗媽媽fit一世」and 「男人最痛」。