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Find a starting point for your health journey.
Explore broad health areas and common examples to learn what questions you may want to ask. If you do not see what you are looking for, our team welcomes your enquiry.
How to use this directory. Open a care area to see examples, hospital
information, approximate costs and coordination support relevant to that topic. The examples are not
exhaustive. If you cannot find a suitable entry, talk with our concierge team.
Two common starting points
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If you already know the kind of visit you want, these are the two most common ways international patients begin — a general health checkup, or diagnostic imaging such as MRI, CT or ultrasound. Note that in China imaging generally follows a clinician’s order, so this is about planning the visit rather than self-ordering a scan. Prefer to browse by body system instead? The 21 health areas below cover that.
Imaging & Diagnostic Tests
For visitors considering MRI, CT, ultrasound or other diagnostic tests, even without a named condition.
Explore diagnostic imaging →21 broad areas
Browse by health area.
If you have a particular symptom or condition in mind, these 21 areas group familiar concerns to explore. If you already know the type of visit you want instead, the services above are a quicker starting point. The examples are a starting point, not a complete list.
01
Heart & Circulation
Heart, blood vessel and circulation concerns.
02
Brain & Nervous System
Neurological conditions and brain or spine concerns. Some sleep-related concerns may involve neurology or other specialties, depending on the issue.
03
Bones, Joints, Spine & Muscles
Musculoskeletal pain, injury and mobility concerns.
04
Cancer & Tumors
Information for people seeking evaluation or a second opinion about a tumor or cancer diagnosis.
05
Digestive, Liver & Pancreas
Digestive symptoms and conditions affecting the liver, gallbladder or pancreas.
06
Respiratory & Lung
Breathing, lung and chest-related concerns.
07
Eyes & Vision
Eye health, vision changes and common ophthalmic conditions.
08
Ear, Nose & Throat
Conditions affecting hearing, breathing through the nose, voice and throat.
09
Dental & Oral Health
Dental, gum and oral health services and concerns.
10
Kidney, Bladder & Urinary
Kidney function, urinary symptoms and related urological concerns.
11
Women’s Health, Fertility & Pregnancy
Reproductive health, fertility evaluation and pregnancy-related care.
12
Men’s Health & Reproductive
Men’s reproductive, hormonal and sexual health concerns.
13
Hormones, Diabetes & Metabolism
Endocrine, blood sugar, thyroid and metabolic health.
14
Blood Disorders
Conditions affecting blood cells, clotting and bone marrow.
15
Immune, Allergy & Rheumatology
Autoimmune, inflammatory and allergic conditions.
16
Skin, Hair & Nails
Dermatology concerns, from persistent skin conditions to hair and nail disorders.
17
Infectious Diseases
Evaluation and care information for infectious and travel-related diseases.
18
Mental Health
Specialist evaluation for psychological and behavioral health concerns.
19
Children’s, Congenital & Genetic
Pediatric concerns and evaluation of congenital or inherited conditions.
20
Injuries, Burns & Trauma
Information for injuries and trauma that may require specialist assessment.
21
Medical Aesthetics
Aesthetic medicine and cosmetic procedures for visitors exploring appearance-related care.
Examples are for navigation only and do not imply that every service is available for every patient.
One more thing
Traditional Chinese medicine — integrated, not alternative.
In China's health system, traditional Chinese medicine is a statutory, organic part of care — not a separate add-on. Here is how acupuncture, tuina, herbal medicine and integrated multidisciplinary teams fit alongside modern diagnosis and treatment, and what it means for international patients.
Read the full guide to traditional Chinese medicine in China
How the integrated system works, where to find it, how practitioners are trained and regulated, where TCM's clinical strengths lie, and how foreign patients can combine Western diagnostics with Chinese therapies in one hospital visit.
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