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Plan your medical care in China

Considering medical treatment in China? We help international patients prepare for specialist review, explore hospital options and coordinate appointments or treatment. Start with your diagnosis and main question, before making travel plans.

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Send your diagnosis and available records. We’ll help identify the relevant specialty, possible hospital pathway and practical next step.

Not sure whether China is right for your case? Check first →
International patient discussing a treatment path with a hospital specialist and care coordinator
Broadspecialty coverage
160+procedures mapped
Fudanspecialty rankings referenced
Case-basedhospital matching

A routine health check is a separate route from treatment for an existing condition. Compare health checkup packages, or learn about an optional specialist records review before travel.

A clear path to care in China

First assess. Then plan. Travel with clarity.

Start with your medical records, not a booking. We help you decide whether hospital review in China is reasonable, then coordinate only the support your situation actually needs.

Chinese multidisciplinary specialist team reviewing medical imaging and organised case records
01Review first. Travel only when there is a clear reason.
Step 01 · Assess before you travel

Not sure whether care in China is right for you? Start with a case review.

For a non-urgent case, send the records you already have before booking travel. If the condition is urgent, unstable or needs immediate examination, seek local medical care first.

01Tell us what you needShare the diagnosis or concern, your main question and the records you already have.
02Free initial reviewOur team’s general practitioner checks completeness and identifies anything missing.
03Choose the right reviewUse one-specialty proxy consultation, or multidisciplinary review for a complex case.
04Receive clear feedbackWe organise the specialist opinion and explain the practical next step before you travel.
Not sure where to start

Initial Case Review

Our team’s general practitioner checks what you sent, lists missing items and recommends the appropriate route.

Free
Mainly one specialty

Proxy Consultation

Our doctor takes the complete file to a leading hospital and consults the relevant senior specialist on your behalf.

US$500
Complex or cross-specialty

Multidisciplinary Review

For complex cases, specialists from two or three relevant departments review the case together.

US$800–1,200
What should you send us? Your diagnosis or current concern, one main question, recent reports, plus imaging or pathology if available. If you are unsure, choose “Not sure — please advise” in the enquiry form.
Send my case

Our team organises the records and hospital communication. Clinical opinions and treatment recommendations come from the participating hospital specialist or multidisciplinary team.

Step 02 · Plan hospital care

If you decide to come, who arranges the hospital?

Once prior review indicates that an in-person visit may be useful, we coordinate the practical route without presenting coordination fees as hospital charges.

Specialist Matching & Appointment Coordination

US$200

For patients who need help identifying an appropriate specialist and requesting an in-person appointment.

  • Public Grade III Class A hospitals
  • Private international hospitals
  • Specialist matching and appointment request
  • Time, campus and visit preparation
For cancer, rare and complex conditions

Top Hospital & Leading Specialist Care Coordination

Case-specific plan

For patients whose prior specialist review supports treatment in China and who need a coordinated pathway to an appropriate top hospital and leading specialist team.

  • Top hospital pathway planning
  • Leading specialist or lead surgeon coordination
  • Admission and pre-treatment coordination
  • Treatment or surgery scheduling support

Appointments, admission and treatment remain subject to hospital review, medical suitability and specialist availability. Hospital, physician and treatment charges are separate.

International medical traveller welcomed at a Chinese airport by a bilingual patient coordinator
03Once care is confirmed, arrive organised and supported.
Step 03 · Travel with support

We help you arrive prepared

After the hospital route is clear, practical support can be matched to your actual journey rather than bundled into every patient’s plan.

Visa assistanceFree help organising tourist- or medical-purpose visa application documents; official fees are separate.Free arrangement assistance
China SIM & mobile dataSetup assistance so you can communicate after arrival.Available on request
Airport pickupOne-way pickup: first 30 km included, then US$3 per additional km. Highway, bridge and road tolls included. No airport drop-off.US$100
Hospital companionBilingual navigation, interpretation and practical support.US$150 / 4h · US$300 / 8h
Hotel & local arrangementsFree help shortlisting and booking suitable accommodation; room and third-party charges are separate.Free arrangement assistance
Something else?Tell us what you need. We will confirm whether it falls within our service scope.Ask us

Not sure which step fits your situation?

Tell us what has been diagnosed, what records you have and what you hope to achieve. We will suggest the most appropriate next step.

Ask about my case

This guide supports care and travel planning; it is not a medical assessment. The treating hospital or licensed clinician decides whether an appointment, admission, treatment or procedure is medically appropriate after reviewing the case.

Traditional Chinese medicine · A separate care pathway

Long-term health concerns?
Explore Chinese medicine.

If ongoing symptoms affect daily life, or treatment options are limited, you can explore whether a TCM consultation may be appropriate. We help clarify consultation and visit arrangements; a clinician assesses suitability and any care plan.

Explore Chinese Medicine Discuss my situation →
Individual assessment · Alongside your existing care
Illustration of a TCM clinician taking a visitor’s pulse, with a wrist cushion and traditional herbal cabinet.
AI-generated illustration · not a named doctor or partner hospital
Find care

Explore treatment in China by specialty

Each specialty opens a structured procedure library and a sourced national hospital ranking reference. Choose the department closest to the diagnosis or treatment being considered.

Cancer

肿瘤与血液
Oncology & Cancer Care
肿瘤科
Hematology & CAR-T
血液科
Rare Diseases
罕见病

Heart & Brain

心脑血管与神经
Cardiac Surgery
心脏大血管外科
Cardiovascular Medicine
心血管内科
Neurosurgery
神经外科

Bones & Surgery

骨科与外科
Orthopedics
骨科
Thoracic Surgery
胸外科
Gastroenterology
消化内科
Urology
泌尿外科

Senses, Dental & Reconstructive

五官、口腔与整形
Ophthalmology
眼科
ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat)
耳鼻喉科
Dentistry
口腔科
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
整形外科
Looking for a condition that isn’t listed?
The specialties shown above reflect common international enquiries, not the limits of our hospital network. If a condition is not listed, send the available records and we can check whether a suitable pathway exists in China.
Check an unlisted specialty
Transparent hospital selection

How we use rankings and shortlist hospitals

A published department ranking is useful context, but it is not a ranking for every procedure and it cannot choose a hospital for an individual patient. We keep those distinctions visible.

1

Department ranking

Published Fudan specialty reputation data provides a sourced national reference for the department.

2

Procedure-level fit

A hospital’s overall department position does not automatically make it the strongest choice for every subspecialty or procedure.

3

Documented capability

Public department information, specialist teams, relevant technology and stated clinical focus help refine the shortlist.

4

Practical access

The hospital still needs to review the case, accept the patient and confirm whether an international pathway is available.

Independent coordinationWe are not a hospital and do not publish our own unsupported procedure rankings.
Separate paymentsHospital charges are paid to the hospital; coordination, translation or companion services are quoted separately.
Clinical decisions stay clinicalThe treating hospital decides whether to accept the case and what medical plan, if any, is appropriate.
Before you book

Questions before travelling to China for medical care

Clear answers at the planning stage can prevent avoidable travel, incomplete hospital reviews and unexpected costs later in the journey.

What medical records should I prepare?

Start with a short case summary, the current diagnosis, recent consultation and test reports, relevant imaging files, pathology reports where applicable, and a current medication list. The hospital may request additional material after its first review.

When should I book flights and accommodation?

Wait until the hospital has reviewed the available records and provided a provisional appointment or admission window. A requested doctor, date or procedure should not be treated as confirmed until the hospital confirms it.

Can the final cost be confirmed before I travel?

A hospital may provide an estimate based on the information available. The final bill can change if additional examinations, different implants or materials, a longer stay, or an altered treatment plan becomes necessary.

Who do I pay for hospital and coordination services?

Hospital consultation, testing, treatment and admission charges are paid to the hospital. Coordination, document preparation, translation or companion services should be listed separately so the two types of cost are not confused.

Do I need an interpreter throughout my stay?

An in-person interpreter is usually most valuable on the main outpatient day and during important clinical discussions. Translation apps may help with routine inpatient requests, but should not be relied on for consent, medication, procedures, discharge instructions or emergencies.

What if the hospital says I am not suitable to travel or be treated?

Do not travel without an accepted pathway. The hospital may request more records, direct the case to another department, or advise that care should continue locally. For urgent symptoms, use local emergency services rather than waiting for an international arrangement.

Start with your situation

Tell us about your case

You do not need to know the right department or hospital before contacting us. A short, accurate summary is enough for the first step.

  1. 1We review what you are looking for and identify the most relevant service route.
  2. 2We let you know which medical records or reports are useful for the next review.
  3. 3Before travel, the relevant hospital still needs to review the case and confirm access.
For your privacy: do not include passport numbers, payment details or full medical files in this first message. We will explain the appropriate next step for sharing records after we reply.

Initial case enquiry

Only your email is required. Add as much or as little detail as you are comfortable sharing.

Shanghai is our usual starting recommendation when you are not tied to a particular hospital or specialist. You can also type any other city.

Please send only what is needed for this first enquiry. You can withdraw consent later, although we may then be unable to continue the requested service.

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We will reply by email and explain which records, if any, are needed next.