Two service families, one process
We coordinate ten specialty services and four health check-ups. Both families run the same 16 steps with one person accountable throughout.
Specialty services (10)
Refractive surgery (SMILE / ICL)
Adults aged 18–45 who want to stop wearing glasses
- What the hospital does
- The hospital assesses corneal suitability and performs surgery
- What we do
- We coordinate examinations, translation and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Surgery fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Full-mouth digital implants with immediate restoration
Middle-aged and older patients with extensive tooth loss
- What the hospital does
- The hospital assesses bone conditions and performs implants and restoration
- What we do
- We coordinate plan discussions, the two-stage trip and translation
- Who you pay
- Implant fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Deep cancer early screening (public tertiary, VIP track)
People 45+ with family history or health concerns; long-stay expatriates
- What the hospital does
- The hospital performs the examinations, issues the report and communicates findings
- What we do
- We coordinate the programme and schedule, accompany you throughout and translate the report
- Who you pay
- Examination fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Robot-assisted hip / knee replacement
People with osteoarthritis or long local waiting lists
- What the hospital does
- The hospital decides the implant type and surgical method and performs surgery
- What we do
- We coordinate evaluation, travel and post-op accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Surgery fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Neuro & spine rehabilitation (integrative)
Post-stroke conditions, post-spinal-surgery recovery, chronic pain
- What the hospital does
- The hospital designs the rehabilitation plan and delivers treatment
- What we do
- We coordinate the course schedule, accommodation and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Treatment fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Cataract phacoemulsification + premium multifocal IOL
People 55+ whose declining vision affects daily life
- What the hospital does
- The hospital selects the lens model and performs surgery
- What we do
- We coordinate examinations, lens discussions and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Surgery fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Endoscopic resection of early GI tumours
People with early-stage lesions who want organ preservation
- What the hospital does
- The hospital assesses whether endoscopic resection is possible and performs it
- What we do
- We coordinate pathology and consultation materials, translation and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Treatment fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Percutaneous interventional ablation (liver / lung)
Adults already diagnosed whose physicians have discussed an interventional pathway
- What the hospital does
- The hospital evaluates, performs the procedure and manages complications
- What we do
- We organise and translate documents, coordinate the referral, accompany in your language and follow up
- Who you pay
- Treatment fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Pediatric surgery for complex congenital conditions
Families of child patients from Central Asia
- What the hospital does
- The hospital assesses admission and the surgical plan, performs surgery and manages complications
- What we do
- We help translate records, arrange the referral, plan the family trip and accompany you
- Who you pay
- Surgery and hospitalisation fees go to the hospital; the service fee to us
Post-trauma scar revision & minimally invasive facial rejuvenation
Trauma repair and appearance-improvement needs
- What the hospital does
- The hospital determines the course and technique and performs treatment
- What we do
- We coordinate plan discussions, staged trips and accompaniment
- Who you pay
- Treatment fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Health check-ups (4)
Basic health check-up
Expatriates resident in China; business travellers
- What the hospital does
- The hospital performs the examinations and issues the report
- What we do
- We coordinate booking, accompaniment and report translation
- Who you pay
- Examination fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Executive health check-up (early-cancer focus)
Executives, HNW individuals, corporate wellness buyers
- What the hospital does
- The hospital performs the examinations (incl. PET-CT class imaging) and issues the report
- What we do
- We coordinate the VIP track, accompany throughout and translate/archive the report
- Who you pay
- Examination fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Cardio & cerebrovascular screening
People 45+ with family history or high stress
- What the hospital does
- The hospital selects items by risk factors and issues the report
- What we do
- We coordinate booking, accompaniment and report translation
- Who you pay
- Examination fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
Family health check
Expatriate families (children’s items from age 2)
- What the hospital does
- The hospital examines each family member and issues reports
- What we do
- We coordinate the family schedule, accompaniment and translation
- Who you pay
- Examination fees are paid to the hospital; the service fee to us
One shared process
All services run the same 16 steps, from first contact to post-return follow-up.
FAQ
How do I know which service fits me?
We do not determine that. Tell us your situation; we pass the documents to the hospital for evaluation and the hospital advises.
Will the hospital definitely accept the case?
Not necessarily. Admission is decided by the hospital on clinical grounds; we take no part and promise nothing.
Can I do examinations only?
Yes. Check-up services are independent; no treatment is required.
What happens next
Every step is handled by people; you can also simply ask one question first.
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- Published
- 2026-09-21
- Last reviewed
- 2026-10-08
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- Key facts come from public sources (official bodies, hospitals’ public listings); sources are references, not endorsements.
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