A facility in Nghe An province, Vietnam, registered as a spa offering massage services, is under investigation for falsely presenting itself as a musculoskeletal clinic. The establishment advertised the presence of specialized orthopedic doctors and boldly claimed a 95% success rate in curing patients. This practice is illegal as the facility lacks the proper licensing and qualified medical professionals to provide such treatment. Authorities were alerted to the deceptive advertising and the potential harm to vulnerable individuals seeking medical care. The clinic allegedly misled customers into believing they would receive legitimate medical treatment for bone and joint issues. Investigations are ongoing to determine the extent of the fraud and hold those responsible accountable. This incident highlights the risks of unregulated health practices and the importance of verifying credentials before seeking medical assistance.