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Treatment in China,
from your records to your arrival.

We help international patients prepare medical records, correspond with China's top-graded hospitals, arrange appointments and interpreting, and plan the visa and the trip, with published fees and sourced answers at every step.

We are not a hospital. Whether an institution accepts a case, and every diagnosis and treatment decision, belongs to its licensed physicians, never to us, and we take no referral fees from anyone.

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Records & translation Hospital correspondence On-site interpreting Visa & arrival planning
No referral fees from any hospitalRecords translated in full, unfavourable findings includedWe never handle medicinesNot a healthcare providerReplies within one business dayFees quoted before work beginsNo patient testimonials, ever
The work itself

This is what a translation from us looks like.

Not marketing, the actual product. Original values kept with their units and reference ranges, conversions beside them, dates rendered unambiguously, and unfavourable findings translated with everything else.

How to prepare your records →

RECORD TRANSLATION · SAMPLE
Date on original03/04/2026
Rendered as2026-04-03
Fasting glucose126 mg/dL
Converted≈ 7.0 mmol/L

Original values and units are kept; conversions sit beside them. Anything ambiguous is flagged, never guessed.

Unfavourable findings
translated too
What we handle

Everything between your first email and your flight home.

Eight things, all of them ours. Whether an institution accepts a case, and every diagnosis and treatment decision, stays with its licensed physicians.

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Before you travel

Records & translationTranslated in full into Chinese, unfavourable findings included, quoted in writing before we start.
Hospital correspondenceWe write to institutions in Chinese and put your case in front of the right department.
AppointmentsSlots booked, and rebooked when the treatment schedule moves, because it does.
Visa documentsThe invitation comes from the hospital. Everything supporting it, we prepare and translate.
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While you are here

Arrival & accommodationAirport pickup, transfers and rooms, arranged around your appointments.
On-site interpretingClinics, scans, consent conversations, ward rounds. Someone beside you who speaks both.
Admission & dischargeRegistration, deposits, the itemised bill, the discharge file. We do the queuing.
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After you fly home

Follow-up correspondenceQuestions to the institution, and its replies, still written and translated by us. The file stays open.

What each of these costs →

Start where you are

Wherever you are in the decision, start here.

Most asked about

Four procedures, priced honestly.

¥170k–330k / course Proton & heavy-ion therapyOncology6–8 weeks outpatientDetails → ¥60k–100k Total knee replacementOrthopaedics5–7 nightsDetails → ¥8k–30k / eye Cataract with premium IOLOphthalmologyDay caseDetails → ¥3k–6k Gastro + colonoscopyScreeningDay caseDetails →

All 25 procedures, with indicative bands →

Names you will hear

The hospitals people ask us about, most.

All are top-graded institutions in the official national register, which we publish in full. We are affiliated with none of them, arrange nothing on their behalf, and rank nothing; whether any accepts a case is theirs alone to decide.

Peking Union Medical College HospitalFuwai HospitalZhongshan Hospital (Fudan)Ruijin Hospital (SJTU)West China Hospital (Sichuan)The First Affiliated Hospital, Sun Yat-sen University

Search the full register of 2,039 institutions →

Price context

The same item, priced honestly.

Published international-department prices set against typical international private-market prices. Context, never a promise of savings, and never a quote.

ItemBeijing intl. dept.International
Whole-body PET-CT$2,200$5,000–10,000
3.0T brain MRI$800$2,800–3,500
Sedated gastro + colonoscopy$520$1,200–1,800
Total knee replacement¥60k–100k$35,000–50,000

The full comparison, with the honest caveats →

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Time context

The waiting you already know about.

Official measures of how long non-urgent care takes where many of our readers live. Each row measures something different, so they are not comparable with one another — read the middle column before the number.

WhereWhat is actually measuredLatest published
EnglandNHS EnglandMedian wait, referral to start of consultant-led treatment12.0 weeks
EnglandNHS England92nd percentile — the long tail behind that median38.4 weeks
EnglandNHS EnglandPathways where the patient has waited over 52 weeks111,379
CanadaFraser InstituteMedian, GP referral to treatment — physician survey, not a government count28.6 weeks
AustraliaAIHWMedian, entry on the list to admission for elective surgery45 days
AustraliaAIHW90th percentile for the same measure329 days

And China? There is no national figure to quote, so here is ours instead.

China publishes no equivalent national waiting-list statistic, so nobody can honestly put a Chinese row in that table. What we can tell you is what we see in our own work: once an institution has your records in Chinese, an appointment can usually be arranged within one to two weeks. That is our experience rather than a published figure, and it is not a guarantee, which is exactly why we send you the date in writing before you commit to anything: a flight, a deposit, or us.

Sources, checked 16 September 2026: NHS England RTT waiting times, July 2026 data published 10 September 2026 · Fraser Institute, Waiting Your Turn 2025 · AIHW elective surgery waiting times, 2024–25.

How it works

Three steps. No surprises.

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Tell us what you are considering and what you have been told so far. We will tell you what a Chinese institution would need to see, what the path actually looks like, and what it would cost to have us handle it. Free, answered by a person within one business day, and no follow-up sales.

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