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One-Day Executive Health Checkup in China
A comprehensive head-to-toe screening using the same imaging and biomarker technology as leading Western executive-health programs — completed in a single day.
Book Your Screening1 day
Full Screening
JCI
Accredited Facility
3T MRI / PET-CT
Latest Imaging
48 hrs
Results Turnaround
What’s Included
Every package is personalised — we tune the imaging and lab modules to your age, risk factors and family history.
Cardiovascular
Cardiac CT with calcium scoring, stress echocardiography, 24-hour Holter, vascular ultrasound and advanced lipid panel.
Neurological & Cognitive
Brain MRI (3T), cognitive screening, carotid Doppler and early-stage neurodegeneration biomarkers.
Oncology Screening
Whole-body MRI or low-dose PET-CT, tumor markers, liquid biopsy ctDNA panel, upper / lower endoscopy.
Metabolic & Hormonal
HbA1c, full thyroid panel, comprehensive hormone profile, vitamin / micronutrient status.
Who This Is For
Executives & Founders
Proactive once-a-year screening you can fit into a short international trip.
Family-History Risk
Rule out cardiovascular, oncological or metabolic disease early — long before symptoms.
Second Opinion
Combine imaging + specialist consultations to verify or challenge an existing diagnosis.
Peace of Mind in One Day
Tell us your age, risk factors and any current concerns — we’ll propose a tailored screening package and all-in price.
Request a PackageHealth Checkup in China: what international patients should know
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Quick answer
Executive health checkups in China bundle blood tests, imaging and specialist review into a one- or two-day program at hospital health-management centres. The right package depends on your age, family history and risk factors, so more tests are not always better. A checkup is a screening step, and any abnormal finding needs follow-up with a clinician.
Typically a good fit if
- You want a structured screening based on your age, sex and risk factors.
- You are already travelling to China and want to combine a checkup with a visit.
- You would like a written, English report you can share with your own doctor.
- You understand that results may need further tests.
May not be suitable if
- You have urgent or worsening symptoms. See a doctor promptly instead of waiting for a checkup.
- You expect a checkup to rule out all disease. No screening can do that.
- You want imaging with radiation that is not medically justified for you.
- You cannot arrange follow-up if something abnormal is found.
How it works, step by step
- 1Tell us your profile
Age, sex, family history, previous results and any symptoms or concerns.
- 2Choose a package
The hospital proposes a screening plan; remove or add tests based on your risk, not on a longer list.
- 3Checkup day
Blood and urine tests, imaging, physical examination and specialist consultations, with an interpreter.
- 4Report
A written report in English, typically within days, with the images for your records.
- 5Follow-up
Any abnormal result is explained, with advice on further tests or specialist referral.
Typical costs
Checkup packages are priced individually, because they vary from a basic one-day screen to extensive imaging and specialist reviews. We do not publish a single price. Request a written, itemised quote that lists every test, so you can compare it with what you would pay at home.
Reference ranges for planning only, in USD. Final quotes are issued by the treating hospital after reviewing your records, and depend on your diagnosis, procedure, room type and length of stay.
Hospitals to look at
Peking Union Medical College Hospital
Beijing
Comprehensive teaching hospital with a large outpatient and examination service
Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University
Shanghai
Strong cardiology and imaging
Xijing Hospital
Xi'an
Comprehensive hospital in northwest China
Listed for general information about each hospital's published strengths. Inclusion is not a partnership, endorsement or referral claim, and availability must be confirmed with the hospital for your case.
Questions to ask your care team
- Which tests are included, and why are they right for my age and risk?
- Does any test involve radiation, and is it necessary for me?
- How will abnormal results be explained and followed up?
- How soon will I get my report, and in what language?
- Is there a cost for extra tests if something needs a closer look?
Frequently asked questions
How long does a health checkup take?
A standard executive checkup usually takes one day. More extensive packages with several imaging tests or specialist reviews may take two days.
Which tests do I actually need?
It depends on your age, sex, family history and risk factors. Recognised guidelines recommend specific screenings for specific groups, and a longer list of tests is not automatically better.
Will I get the report in English?
Ask for an English report and your images in a portable format before booking. This lets your own doctor review them.
What if something abnormal is found?
The team should explain the finding and recommend next steps. You may need further tests or treatment, which may be arranged in China or at home.
Sources and further reading
- US Preventive Services Task Force: screening recommendations
- NHS: Health Check
- China medical visa guide
- Where to stay in Shanghai
General information, not an individual diagnosis or treatment recommendation. SinomedTrip coordinates appointments and travel; licensed hospitals and clinicians make all medical decisions.