Question 1

How much can I expect to save on medical procedures in China?

Accepted Answer

Patients typically save 40–70% compared to the US / UK / Australia, depending on procedure. Joint replacement, dental implants, cosmetic surgery and cardiology commonly see 55–70% savings. Complex oncology (CAR-T, proton therapy) can save 60% or more while still accessing the latest-generation technology.

Question 2

What is included in the price you quote me?

Accepted Answer

Our quotes are all-inclusive: surgeon fees, anaesthesia, hospital stay, standard implants / consumables, initial post-op follow-up, English-speaking medical interpreter, airport transfer and hotel coordination. Medication beyond discharge, visa fees and flights are quoted separately and transparently.

Question 3

What payment methods do you accept?

Accepted Answer

Major international credit cards, international wire transfer, and a small number of partner financing programs for qualifying cases. A partial deposit secures your surgery date; the balance is paid directly at the hospital, so you always retain the ability to walk away if something does not meet expectations on arrival.

Question 4

Are the hospitals JCI-accredited?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We partner exclusively with Grade 3A hospitals, and many of our network facilities hold Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation — the same international patient-safety standard used by leading US hospitals. We will tell you upfront which accreditations apply to the specific hospital we recommend for your case.

Question 5

What are the qualifications of the surgeons?

Accepted Answer

Every surgeon we match you with is board-certified in their specialty, typically with 15+ years of experience and high procedure volumes. Many have completed international fellowships (US, Germany, Japan). We share surgeon CVs and case volumes with you before you commit.

Question 6

What happens if complications occur?

Accepted Answer

Our partner hospitals carry full surgical and hospital-malpractice insurance. In-hospital complications are managed by the same team that performed surgery, at no additional cost for the covered scope. For post-discharge issues, we coordinate remote follow-up with your surgeon and arrange return travel if re-admission is required.

Question 7

Do I need a special medical visa to travel to China for treatment?

Accepted Answer

Most patients travel on a standard tourist visa (L) for short procedures, or on a medical visa (M / S2) for longer stays or complex cases. Our concierge team prepares the hospital invitation letter and supporting documents; we guide you on which visa category applies and how to submit your application.

Question 8

How long will I need to stay in China?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the procedure. Dental implants and LASIK: typically 5–7 days. Orthopaedic joint replacement: 10–14 days. Major oncology or cardiac surgery: 3–6 weeks. We plan a realistic itinerary with margin for follow-ups before confirming surgery dates.

Question 9

Will someone speak English throughout my stay?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A dedicated English-speaking medical interpreter accompanies every consultation, pre-op appointment, and surgical briefing. Our concierge is reachable 24/7 via WhatsApp throughout your stay — including nights and weekends.

Question 10

What kind of follow-up is available once I am back home?

Accepted Answer

Every package includes a structured remote follow-up schedule — typically at 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months and 12 months — coordinated directly with your operating surgeon. We share imaging and labs back and forth. If you need local follow-up, we can connect you with liaison physicians in major cities.

Question 11

Can my home-country doctor continue my care?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely — and we encourage it. You receive a full English-language clinical summary, imaging (CD or digital export), histology reports and discharge medication plan. Many of our patients share these materials with their family physician or specialist for continuity of care.

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