Destinations
Four cities, four different reasons to choose them
Shanghai for international access and imaging depth, Beijing for national referral centres, Guangzhou and Shenzhen for southern China and shorter waits. We work across all four.
Shanghai
Shanghai Municipality
China's most international medical city
The deepest concentration of international patient departments, English-speaking specialists and same-week advanced imaging in mainland China.
Beijing
Beijing Municipality
Where China's national referral hospitals sit
Home to Peking Union Medical College Hospital and a dense cluster of national-level specialty centres that other provinces refer complex cases to.
Guangzhou
Guangdong Province
South China's referral hub — and the closest major hub to Southeast Asia
Strong oncology, cardiology and transplant programmes, with direct flights from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Manila and Sydney.
Shenzhen
Guangdong Province
Newest hospitals, shortest waits
A younger hospital system with modern facilities, shorter queues and a large expat base — useful when speed matters more than legacy reputation.
How to choose
Pick the hospital first. The city follows.
Patients often choose a city because they have heard of it, then look for a hospital. It is more reliable the other way round: find the department with the right volume and English support for your case, then plan the trip around that address.
All four cities have international airports, direct flights from major hubs and private hospitals with English-speaking staff. Shanghai and Beijing concentrate the largest referral centres; Guangzhou and Shenzhen tend to be quicker to book and slightly cheaper for dental and screening work.
Next step
Tell us where you are coming from
We will suggest a city based on your case, your budget and how much time you can take off work — not based on which hospital is easiest for us.
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