Specialties we arrange
Major specialties, with senior specialists at China's top-tier (3A) public hospitals.
Cardiology
Cardiac diagnostics, intervention and surgery.
- Minimally invasive bypass
- Angioplasty & stenting
- Full cardiac rehab program
Orthopedics
Joint replacement, spine and sports-injury surgery.
- Hip & knee replacements
- Minimally invasive spine
- Sports injury & arthroscopy
Oncology
Radiotherapy, robotic surgery, immunotherapy, CAR-T.
- Precision radiation therapy
- Robotic-assisted surgery
- Personalized immunotherapy
Dental & maxillofacial
Implants, aesthetic and reconstructive dentistry.
- Full-mouth dental implants
- Aesthetic smile design
- Orthognathic surgery
Fertility & IVF
IVF, fertility preservation, genetic testing.
- In-vitro fertilization (IVF)
- Egg & sperm freezing
- Preimplantation genetic testing
- Eligibility rules apply (for example, marriage documents) — the hospital checks eligibility before you travel
Ophthalmology
LASIK/SMILE, cataract, retinal surgery.
- LASIK & SMILE procedures
- Cataract & glaucoma surgery
- Retinal treatments
Health screening
Executive health check-ups.
- The hospital recommends which tests suit you
Pain management
Chronic pain assessment and treatment planning.
Arranged through the hospital's pain specialists.
How we work
No bundled packages — you pay the hospital and booking platforms directly, and one coordination fee covers everything we do for you.
Your treatment
You pay the hospital directly — an itemized written quote. We never touch treatment money.
Your travel
We send you booking links for hotels, flights and transport matched to your treatment; you book and pay the platforms directly.
Our coordination
One coordination fee per case, set according to your treatment and the support you need — quoted for your case and disclosed in writing before you engage or pay anything.
You pay each provider directly.
The hospital bills you directly, the booking platforms bill you directly, and our coordination fee is agreed with you in writing before you engage. Nothing is bundled.
Before you travel — the essentials
Everything you need to know before your trip to China — from private hospital rooms to travel medicine.
Private rooms for international patients
International patients typically stay in private single rooms:
- Space for family members to stay with you
- En-suite bathroom and personal amenities
- Dedicated nursing care
Rooms are assigned by the hospital's international department based on availability and your treatment plan.
Health planning before you go
We help you prepare the health side:
- Vaccinations and health precautions, as your physician recommends
- What to look for in travel insurance with medical-evacuation cover
- A checklist of medical records, imaging and medicines to bring
Dedicated case manager
Every coordination client is assigned a dedicated case manager who serves as your single point of contact throughout your trip. Your case manager:
- Coordinates all medical appointments
- Sends you hotel, flight and transport booking links — you book and pay directly
- We aim to reply within 48 hours before you travel; during your stay, in person on agreed days and by phone or message otherwise
All hospital bills are settled directly — no insurance claims needed.
Quick tips for your stay
- Bring all medical records and imaging in digital format
- Inform your case manager of dietary preferences
- Download translation apps for daily communication
- Ask your case manager about airport and hospital transfer options (you book and pay directly)
Doctor-patient communication
A bilingual case manager coordinates your hospital appointments, registration and treatment-related communication — in person on agreed days, by phone or message otherwise. Ask questions freely; your medical team values your active participation in your care.
Meals & daily life
Tell us your dietary needs (halal, kosher, vegetarian or other) — we pass them to the hospital and help you check what meals are available before you travel. Your case manager can help you ask about:
- Western food options
- Dietary restrictions (halal, kosher, vegetarian, etc.)
- Local cuisine recommendations for family members
- Grocery shopping for extended stays
Planning a safe trip — what to think through before you decide
We believe in full transparency — here is what is worth planning for, and how we help you handle each one.
Your medical plan
Every procedure carries risk — what matters is understanding yours before you consent:
- Your hospital physicians explain the procedure, anesthesia, and recovery considerations before you sign anything
- Consent happens at the hospital, with your medical team — never before
- Share your full medical history and current medications so the hospital can plan safely
- Recovery varies by individual — build rest days into your schedule
Travel & recovery
Long-haul travel is part of the journey — a few simple precautions go a long way:
- Ask your home doctor about DVT prevention for long flights
- Arrive a day or two before your appointment — jet lag is real
- Your case manager coordinates language help and your hospital visits
- Travel insurance with medical-evacuation coverage is worth having
We recommend asking your doctor about DVT prevention and travel health before departure.
Follow-up & coming home
Recovery continues after you fly home — plan for it before you leave:
- Tell your home-country doctor about your treatment plans in advance
- Bring digital copies of your records and discharge documents home
- Check whether your insurer covers follow-up care after treatment abroad
- Know who to call if something feels wrong once you are back
Important medical disclaimer: Care Compass is an independent patient-guidance service, not a healthcare provider. All medical decisions must be made with licensed physicians. The information provided on this website is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Your individual health situation should be evaluated by a qualified healthcare professional.