Before you decide
Suitability, records, provider matching and whether medical travel is realistic for your case.
FAQ
Questions before
you travel for care.
Start here for common questions about costs, safety, provider matching, visas, translation, treatment timelines and follow-up after returning home.
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Start with the decision you are trying to make.
Medical travel questions usually fall into three groups: Can I safely consider this? What will it cost? What support happens before, during and after the trip?
Costs and logistics
Quotes, included services, visas, translation, local transport and recovery stay planning.
Safety and follow-up
Provider review, TCM boundaries, medical privacy, discharge documents and care after returning home.
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Talk to a coordinatorSelected self-pay procedures in China can be 40-70% lower than typical US and Western European private pricing. The real saving depends on the procedure, hospital, recovery stay, flights and companion needs.
For complex medical care, we prioritize Class A tertiary hospitals and senior specialists. For dental, cosmetic, TCM and wellness programs, we screen providers by qualification, case fit, communication quality and international patient readiness.
We guide you on the right visa route, hospital invitation needs, records checklist and travel documents. Requirements vary by nationality, treatment type and length of stay.
We arrange medical translation support for consultations, admission, discharge and follow-up documents where needed. The goal is to make treatment options, costs and aftercare instructions understandable before you decide.
Simple programs can often be planned quickly, while surgery, oncology, regenerative medicine and complex dental work require records review first. A coordinator can usually start the planning conversation within 24 hours.
We help collect discharge summaries, explain aftercare steps, translate key documents and coordinate follow-up with the China provider when available. We also encourage patients to keep their home physician involved.
Suitability depends on your diagnosis, current health, treatment goal, travel fitness and the provider's review. We start with a case review so you do not travel based on guesswork or a generic price list.
Start with your diagnosis, recent scans or images, lab reports, pathology reports, medication list, allergies and a short summary of previous treatment. If something is missing, we will tell you before requesting a formal estimate.
A useful quote should separate medical fees from travel and recovery costs. It should clarify consultations, tests, procedure fees, hospital stay, medication, translation, transport, accommodation and any staged follow-up needs.
No. We position TCM as supportive or integrative care, not a replacement for urgent care, surgery, prescription medication, oncology treatment or other necessary medical treatment. A practitioner should review medications and contraindications first.
We only request records needed for case review and provider matching. Medical information should be shared through secure channels where possible, and only with the providers involved in assessing your case.
International flights, unexpected complications, additional tests requested after arrival, extended hotel stays, companion expenses and treatment changes after doctor review may not be included in the first planning estimate.
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