Your trusted medical travel partner in China

World-class healthcare in China at 1/3 – 1/10 the cost— see a specialist in days, not months

We help international patients reach China's top hospitals — appointments, escort interpretation, medical visa, accommodation and full on-the-ground support. You focus on recovery; we take care of everything else.

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✓ Free consultation ✓ English-language service throughout ✓ Accredited top-tier (Grade-A) hospitals only

🏥 100+ partner hospitals 👥 1000+ specialist team 🌍 50+ countries served ⏰ 24/7 dedicated international support
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Partner hospitals · covering China's major cities
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Expert specialists · across 30+ medical specialties
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Countries served · trusted by patients worldwide
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Dedicated international support · always here, with sincerity
Why patients choose us

Three reasons to choose PandaCareVIP

We are not a hospital or a clinic — we are coordinators. These three things are what set us apart from a typical "medical tourism agency".

Modern operating theatre at a partner hospital in China
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Answers in days, not months

From the moment you send your files to a written plan with an itemized estimate usually takes one to two business days. At partner hospitals: registration about 15 minutes, specialist 60–90 minutes, imaging done in 2–3 hours the same day — answers in days, not months.

Coordinator planning a patient's hospital schedule in China
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See it clearly before you pay

We charge nothing — US$0 deposit — before a written plan and itemized estimate are in your hands. Our service fee is a separate line on the bill, 0% hospital commission — no markups and no referral fees from hospitals.

Diagnostic laboratory at a partner hospital in China
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Multiple hospitals · Multiple cities

Our network covers multiple hospitals across major Chinese cities — from JCI-accredited general hospitals to top specialty centres — recommended honestly by your condition and budget.

Your hospital day

What actually happens, hour by hour

If you have never been to a hospital in China, the process can look unfamiliar. Here is the real sequence our patients follow — with the timings we plan for.

Bilingual coordinator helping an international patient register at a Chinese hospital receptionSTEP 01≈ 15 min

Arrive & register

Your coordinator meets you at the entrance with a name board, your passport and pre-booked appointment. Registration, hospital card and department check-in are handled for you — no Chinese forms, no queue confusion.

Senior specialist preparing for a consultation at a top-tier Chinese hospitalSTEP 0260–90 min

See a senior specialist

You sit with a department chief or senior physician for 60–90 minutes. Your coordinator interprets in real time while your own scans and records from home are reviewed on screen.

Specialist reviewing CT and MRI scans with an international patient in ChinaSTEP 03Same day

Imaging & diagnostics

CT, MRI, PET-CT and ultrasound are usually done the same day or next morning. Reports are issued in hours, not weeks — the single biggest difference patients notice.

Hospital laboratory handling blood tests and pathology samplesSTEP 042–4 hours

Bloodwork & pathology

Large hospitals run their own laboratories. Routine blood panels come back within hours and biopsy results in a few days, which is what makes fast surgical scheduling possible.

Surgical team performing an operation in a Chinese hospitalSTEP 05Days, not months

Treatment or surgery

Once the plan is agreed and you sign informed consent (translated), treatment is scheduled — often within days. High-volume departments mean experienced teams and modern equipment.

Hospital pharmacy medicines prepared for a patient in ChinaSTEP 06Same day

Pharmacy, billing & reports

We walk you through the pharmacy and the cashier desk, where you pay the hospital directly by card. Discharge summary and imaging files are collected and translated into English.

Why this is possible: China's top hospitals treat very high volumes — a single Grade IIIA centre may perform more surgeries in a year than several Western hospitals combined. That volume builds surgical skill, keeps equipment new, and removes the waiting lists you are used to.
Bilingual coordinator and patient at a partner hospital in China
≈ 2 days From your files to a written plan and itemized estimate
Answers in days, not months

Your plan, ready before you ever fly

Most medical-travel services leave you waiting on hospitals and embassies. We compress the waiting into a short, predictable runway — so you know what you are doing, where, and what it costs before you book a flight.

  • Day −14 — you send your medical files; we read them
  • Day −12 — you receive a written plan and itemized estimate
  • Day −10 — we arrange your hospital invitation letter, if a visa is needed
  • Day −1 — your named coordinator introduces themselves before you fly

On arrival: name-board pickup, car and hotel ready. Treatment decisions are always made by the hospital's licensed physicians. We coordinate access, language and logistics — never medical advice.

A closer look at China

A country to recover in — and to remember

Most patients stay for one to three weeks. That is enough time to walk the Great Wall, see imperial Beijing, and take in the karst landscapes of Guilin — or simply unwind in a resort pool between appointments.

The Great Wall of China winding through autumn hills near Beijing
The Great WallBeijing day trip · 1.5 h drive
The Forbidden City in Beijing, imperial palace rooftops
The Forbidden CityImperial Beijing · half day
The Shanghai skyline at golden hour, seen from the Bund
ShanghaiThe Bund & Pudong · night tour
Rice terraces and villages in Longji, Guangxi, China
Longji Rice TerracesGuangxi · two-day trip
A seaside resort pool in southern China, ideal for recovery rest
Sanya, HainanRecovery retreat · 5–7 days

Sightseeing days are planned around your treatment schedule — never before surgery, and never during the recovery period your doctor advises.

What we do

Three programs, one coordinator

Each program is run by a bilingual coordinator who stays with you from plan to follow-up. Hospital treatment is delivered by your chosen hospital's licensed physicians; we coordinate everything around it.

Coordinator accompanying a patient through a health checkup in China
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Full-body health checkups

One to two days, with a doctor who sits with you to review every result. Two tiers, each with a male and female version.

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Traditional Chinese medicine therapy session in China
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TCM therapy by course

For chronic pain, sleep and recovery when conventional paths have failed. Offered as 7, 14 or 21-night courses.

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Dental, orthopedic and oncology care at a partner hospital in China
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Dental, Orthopedic & Oncology

Dental implants, knee and hip replacement, and oncology second opinions — remote or in person.

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What we arrange

More than the appointment — the whole stay

Your coordinator handles the logistics around your care. Flights are yours to book; everything on the ground, we do.

Bilingual coordinator accompanying a patient at a partner hospital in China

Bilingual coordination at every visit

Your coordinator is bilingual (English / Chinese) and stays with you at every registration, exam and doctor conversation. Reports are translated into clear English for you.

Every visit
Airport pickup and hotel arranged for a patient in China

Airport pickup & transfer

Name-board pickup, a private car and your hotel ready on arrival.

On arrival
Patient accommodation arranged at negotiated rates

Hotel at negotiated rates

We book your room at rates we have negotiated with partner hotels.

Negotiated rates
Family companion logistics for a patient travelling to China

Family companion logistics

Family can join you; S2 companions need the same visa, and we handle their room and transfer.

Same visa
Medical reports translated and sent to a patient after returning home

Report translation & follow-up

Discharge summary and imaging translated into English; we keep coordinating after you fly home.

After you fly home
Health checkups
$1,599–2,399

Comprehensive and Premium tiers, each with a male and female version.

TCM therapy
$1,690–4,390

7, 14 or 21-night courses for chronic pain, sleep and recovery.

Dental · Ortho · Oncology
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Implant from $950 · knee/hip from $9,500 · oncology 2nd opinion from $350 (remote).

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How it works

From your files to your hospital day

Free consultation

Send your medical files by WhatsApp or email. No fees, no obligation, and $0 deposit before a written plan.

Written plan & estimate (Day −12)

Within about two days you receive a written plan and an itemized estimate from a human who read your file.

Hospital invitation letter & visa check (Day −10)

If a visa is needed, we arrange the hospital invitation letter and verify the current rules before you apply. We cannot guarantee the outcome.

Your coordinator & arrival (Day −1)

Your named coordinator introduces themselves before you fly. On arrival: name-board pickup, car and hotel ready.

Your hospital day

About 15 minutes to register with no Chinese forms, then a 60–90 minute specialist consult and imaging the same day — your coordinator interpreting throughout.

Our network

Partner hospital network (featured)

Partner hospitals across major Chinese cities — six are featured below. We recommend by your condition, in writing, never by what benefits us.

CityPartner hospitalKnown for
ShanghaiShanghai United Family HospitalJCI-accredited comprehensive hospital; direct billing with 40+ global insurers
ShanghaiShanghai DeltaHealth HospitalForeign-owned cardiovascular center; one-stop "DeltaHeart team" care, 60+ commercial insurers
ShanghaiShanghai International Medical CenterPlatform for public-hospital specialists in multi-site practice; VIP family health management for expat and premium households
BeijingBeijing Puhua International HospitalInternational hospital focused on neurology & oncology; MRgFUS, LITT, brain/spinal tumors, cerebrovascular disease
HangzhouShulan (Hangzhou) HospitalGrade IIIA; first large private hospital in China accredited under JCI 6th edition; hepatobiliary-pancreatic & kidney transplant
BeijingPeking University International HospitalPKU's 8th clinical medical college; non-profit, 1,800 beds, 50+ clinical departments
Not sure which hospital fits? Send us your situation and we match by condition — brain and neurosurgery cases go to Puhua International, heart and aortic care to DeltaHealth, hepatobiliary-pancreatic and kidney transplant to Shulan, and general or family-medicine care to United Family or PKU International. See all partner hospitals →
Questions?

What patients ask us most

Are you a hospital?

No. PandaCareVIP only coordinates. Diagnosis and treatment are delivered by your chosen hospital's licensed physicians — we handle the planning, language and logistics around them.

Do I need to speak Chinese?

No. A bilingual coordinator (English / Chinese) accompanies every visit, exam and doctor conversation, and your reports are translated into English.

Which visa do I need?

S2 is the correct medical-treatment visa and companions are included. The 30-day visa-free route does not list medical as a purpose; we arrange your hospital invitation letter and verify current rules before you apply — no guarantee of outcome. Read the visa guide →

How do I start?

Send your files. Within about two days you get a written plan and itemized estimate, with $0 deposit requested up front. Start here →

Insights

Read before you decide

Straight answers about how treatment in China works — records, second opinions, hospital grades and what the trip actually involves.

Nurse caring for a patient in a Chinese hospital ward
Medical travel guide

Medical treatment in China: a practical guide

From assembling a reviewable file to the first hospital day and follow-up at home — the whole sequence, in order.

9 min read · Read →
Doctor completing a medical form with a patient
Preparation

Preparing your medical records for a Chinese hospital

The eight-item checklist that prevents most delays — imaging in DICOM, pathology slides, units on blood results.

8 min read · Read →
Operating theatre in a Chinese tertiary hospital
Hospital system

What is a Grade-A tertiary hospital?

What 三甲 actually certifies, what it hides, and how to judge a department rather than a building.

6 min read · Read →

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