Medical travel to China

Expert medical care in China,
with someone beside you.

We help international patients find the right specialist and hospital, arrange the appointment, and support you through every step — from visa documents to interpretation, admission and follow-up after you return home.

English-speaking coordinators Verified hospital information No diagnosis, only coordination

Start with your condition

Try a condition, a doctor's name, or a hospital.

Or tell us your situation and we will match you.

72781
Verified specialists
5104
Hospitals across 4 cities
11
End-to-end service steps
24h
Response to your enquiry
What we do

Support across the whole journey

We coordinate. We do not diagnose or treat. Every service below exists to remove a practical obstacle between you and the care you have decided to seek.

Specialist & hospital matching

We shortlist clinicians whose declared focus matches your condition — not simply the largest hospital nearby.

Appointment arrangement

We handle registration, scheduling and the practical preparation a Chinese hospital expects before a first visit.

Medical record translation

Your reports, imaging and history prepared in a format Chinese clinicians can act on, with a back-translation summary for you.

Visa & invitation support

Assistance with the documents a medical visa application typically requires, including hospital invitation letters.

Airport pickup

A coordinator meets you on arrival and accompanies you to your accommodation.

Interpretation

On-site interpretation for consultations, examinations and consent discussions.

In the room with you

Someone who understands both sides

A consultation involves more than words. Our interpreters are briefed on your case beforehand, so they can follow the clinical reasoning and make sure nothing important is lost in either direction.

  • Medically briefed interpreters — not general translators
  • A written summary of what was discussed, in plain English
  • Consent explained clearly before you are asked to sign anything
A doctor consulting an international patient with a medical interpreter beside them
A medical coordinator greeting an international patient at an airport arrival hall
How it works

Eleven steps, one coordinator

A single named coordinator stays with your case from first enquiry to follow-up after you fly home.

  • Before you travel — we review your records, shortlist specialists and confirm the appointment.
  • On arrival — airport pickup, accommodation guidance and a briefing on what happens next.
  • During care — interpretation at consultations, help with admission and hospital paperwork.
  • After you return — we forward reports to your doctor at home and stay reachable for follow-up questions.
1 15 min

Initial enquiry

Share your condition, city preference and timing.

Handled by: You
2 24 h

Case review

A medical advisor reviews your information.

Handled by: Us
3 2–3 days

Hospital options

We propose matched hospitals and specialists.

Handled by: Us
4 2–3 days

Treatment estimate

Written indication of expected costs.

Handled by: Us
5 3–5 days

Appointment booked

A confirmed slot with your chosen clinician.

Handled by: Us
6 1–2 weeks

Documents prepared

Visa and invitation paperwork organised.

Handled by: Both
7 —

Travel arrangement

Flights, accommodation and pickup confirmed.

Handled by: Both
8 On arrival

Arrival & escort

Coordinator meets you and accompanies you.

Handled by: Us
9 —

Consultation

Interpreted consultation and examinations.

Handled by: Both
10 Variable

Treatment or admission

Coordination throughout the stay.

Handled by: Us
11 After discharge

Report & follow-up

English report delivered; follow-up scheduled.

Handled by: Us
Specialists

Featured specialists

Verified qualifications. English-language profiles.

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Portrait of Gu Song

Gu Song Verified

Chief Physician
Shanghai Children's Medical Center
Shanghai, Shanghai

Specialises in specializes in cell tumor, tumor and hemangioma.

Portrait of Wang Xiangrui

Wang Xiangrui Verified

Chief Physician
Shanghai City Dong Fang Hospital
Shanghai, Shanghai

Specialises in neck & shoulder pain, herpes zoster & transplant and diabetes.

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Portrait of Chen Shanwen

Chen Shanwen Verified

Associate Chief Physician
Fudan University Affiliated Hua Shan Hospital
Shanghai, Shanghai

Specialises in premature ejaculation, sexual dysfunction and inflammation.

Infertility
Hospitals

Hospitals we work with

Level, type, ownership and bed capacity — stated plainly.

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A doctor explaining a medical report to an international patient at a partner hospital

Specialists you can actually talk to

Every consultation is interpreted by a medically briefed coordinator, so nothing is lost in either direction.

Logo of Guangzhou First Zhishu Hospital

Guangzhou First Zhishu Hospital

Guangzhoujun District First Zhishu Hospital
— General Hospital Public
5,000 beds (2025)
Guangzhou City Yuexiu District Zhongshaner Road 49
Data 2025 View Details
Logo of Sichuan Province People's Hospital

Sichuan Province People's Hospital

Sichuan Province Yixuekexueyuan· Sichuan Province People's Hospital
Tertiary Grade A Hospital (3A) General Hospital Public
4,132 beds (2025)
Chengdu City Section 2 Yihuan Road West 32
Data 2025 View Details
Logo of Guangdong Province Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Guangdong Province Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Guangdong Province Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Tertiary Grade A Hospital (3A) General Hospital Public
3,000 beds (2025)
Guangdong Guangzhou City Dade Road 111
Data 2025 View Details
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Who we help

Built for people travelling to China for care

International patients

Travelling to China for a specific procedure or second opinion.

Expats living in China

Already in the country and needing to navigate the health system quickly.

Referring physicians

Clinicians abroad seeking a reliable point of contact in China.

Insurers & employers

Organisations needing vetted local coordination for members or staff.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Not sure where to start?

Send us a short description of your situation. A medical advisor will review it and suggest hospitals or specialists that fit — with no obligation.

Medical disclaimer. iMedCompanion is not a medical provider and does not diagnose, treat or prescribe. All information on this website is general in nature and provided for reference only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified physician about your own condition.