Check-ups: turning the unknown into the known
Four check-up services, from basic screening to an executive early-cancer programme. All items follow the hospital’s schedule on the day.
A check-up is not a diagnosis. Results are issued and interpreted by the hospital; if something needs further care, we help move you into that pathway — the decision stays with the hospital.
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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
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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
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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
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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
FAQ
Do check-ups prevent disease?
A check-up detects; it does not prevent. We make no “prevents all diseases” claims.
When will the report be ready?
Per the hospital’s arrangement — typically 1–2 days as a general case. We promise no specific time.
Can it be done in one day?
It depends on the items; the hospital schedules them. We can only coordinate, not decide.
Can family members join?
Yes (children’s items are age-limited, judged by the hospital).
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
- Sources
- Key facts come from public sources (official bodies, hospitals’ public listings); sources are references, not endorsements.
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