This profile summarises information Vfix Physical Therapy Clinic publishes. It is not an endorsement, and Thai Clinic Guide is not affiliated with the provider.
About
Vfix is a non-surgical clinic for neck and back pain, sciatica, radiating arm or leg pain, numbness, herniated discs and spinal stenosis. It was founded by Thanongsak Sanluecha, PT, who describes himself as formerly licensed in New York, Indiana and Illinois.
The clinic also treats problems after spinal surgery and sports injuries such as ligament tears, frozen shoulder, ACL and rotator cuff injuries and tennis elbow. It says it follows American Physical Therapy Association standards and plans treatment as structured courses.
Its contact pages show a clinic operating licence number and the founder's Thai physiotherapy licence number. Consultations are offered in Thai and English, by appointment.
Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Clinics
Vfix is a small Chiang Mai clinic in Nong Pa Khrang that concentrates on spine and nerve problems: neck and back pain, sciatica, pain radiating into an arm or leg, numbness, herniated discs, spinal stenosis and facet joint problems. Its founder, Thanongsak Sanluecha, PT, says he trained and practised in the United States for more than 20 years and was formerly licensed in New York, Indiana and Illinois; he consults in Thai and English.
The clinic also takes patients with persistent problems after spinal surgery and sports injuries such as ligament tears, frozen shoulder, ACL and rotator cuff injuries and tennis or golfer's elbow. It says it follows American Physical Therapy Association practice standards and designs care as structured treatment courses.
Its site lists the clinic's operating licence number and the founder's Thai physiotherapy licence number, which can be checked. No fees are published. It may suit patients with nerve-related or spinal pain who want an English-speaking physiotherapist.
- Spine and nerve pain focus
- Founder formerly US-licensed
- Thai and English consultations
- Licence numbers published
- Post-spinal-surgery rehabilitation
Worth confirming: Ask how many sessions a course includes, what it costs, and whether you can pay per visit instead.
Services and facilities
- Assessment and treatment of neck and back pain
- Sciatica, radiating pain and numbness
- Herniated disc and spinal stenosis care
- Rehabilitation after spinal surgery
- Sports injury rehabilitation
- Office syndrome
Specialties
- Spine and nerve pain
- Post-surgical spinal rehabilitation
- Sports injuries
Fees and opening hours are not published, and treatment is sold as courses; ask for the cost per session and for the full course before you start.
Sources
Sources checked 24 October 2026. Suggest a correction.