Verified network
Hospitals and specialists are matched to the condition, not sold as a package.
International Medical Coordination
Trusted care guidance before you travel.
Clear hospital options, specialist matching, and step-by-step support for patients considering treatment abroad.
Confidential intake
Clinician-led review
Transparent next steps
Why Choose Us
Built for patients who need clarity first.
We help families move from uncertainty to a credible medical plan, without pressure or vague promises.
One coordinator
A dedicated case lead keeps records, appointments, and family updates aligned.
Plain-language advice
Medical options are explained clearly so patients can make informed decisions.
Travel-ready support
Scheduling, translation, estimates, and follow-up are coordinated around the care plan.
How It Works
Five simple steps from first contact to follow-up.
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Secure intake
Share your diagnosis, records, and care goals.
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Medical review
We organize documents and clarify the key questions.
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Hospital match
Receive suitable hospital and specialist options.
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Visit planning
Appointments, translation, and travel needs are coordinated.
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Follow-up
Reports and next steps are summarized after care.
Areas of Care
Specialist pathways for complex decisions.
Treatment areas stay focused on cases where coordination, second opinions, and access planning matter most.
Who We Help
Care pathways for needs that cannot wait.
We support patients seeking faster access to specialist evaluation, diagnostic testing, treatment planning, and follow-up care in China.
01 Orthopedics / Sports Injuries Meniscal injuries, rotator cuff tears, synovitis, lumbar disc herniation, cervical spondylosis, joint degeneration, overuse injuries, bone spurs, and recurrent sprains.
Public Healthcare
Patients must first book a family physician appointment and then obtain an orthopedic referral, with specialist waits averaging 20-40 weeks. Non-urgent MRI scans commonly require 3-4 months, while knee or hip replacement may take 6-12 months.
Private Healthcare
Orthopedic outpatient appointments may be available the same day or within three days. X-rays, CT scans, and MRI scans can be arranged promptly, and procedures such as arthroscopy and meniscal repair can be scheduled quickly.
02 Dermatology Eczema, psoriasis, acne, urticaria, warts, mole screening, skin masses, chronic dermatitis, and suspicious skin lesions.
Public Healthcare
Public dermatology services may require a 3-8 month wait. Family physicians generally cannot perform biopsies and may provide only basic topical medication.
Private Healthcare
Patients can book a dermatologist directly. Rashes, warts, and moles may be assessed the same day, while small masses can be removed and biopsied in an outpatient setting.
03 Gastroenterology Chronic gastritis, reflux, irritable bowel syndrome, blood in the stool, polyps, Helicobacter pylori infection, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
Public Healthcare
A family physician referral is required, with waits of several months. Gastroscopy and colonoscopy wait times can be particularly long.
Private Healthcare
Gastroscopy and colonoscopy can be booked directly and are often completed within 1-2 weeks. Helicobacter pylori testing is available on demand.
04 Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology Rheumatoid arthritis, recurrent gout, ankylosing spondylitis, Sjogren's syndrome, and joint pain of unknown cause.
Public Healthcare
Specialist waits are commonly 6-12 months, and patients with mild symptoms may go without appropriate follow-up for extended periods.
Private Healthcare
Rheumatology appointments are readily available, allowing prompt blood tests, autoantibody testing, and development of a long-term treatment plan.
05 Ophthalmology Dry eye disease, floaters, refractive assessment, cataracts, glaucoma follow-up, retinal conditions, and meibomian gland dysfunction.
Public Healthcare
An ophthalmology referral can take several months. Elective cataract surgery commonly requires 3-8 months, and routine eye examinations for many adults are not covered by provincial health insurance.
Private Healthcare
Patients can book an ophthalmologist directly. Refraction tests, retinal examinations, and cataract assessments can be completed promptly, with surgery arranged within a shorter period.
06 Endocrinology and Metabolism Thyroid nodules, hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, polycystic ovary syndrome, type 2 diabetes medication management, difficult-to-manage dyslipidemia and other metabolic disorders, and long-term management of hyperuricemia and gout.
Public Healthcare
Specialist resources are limited, resulting in long waits.
Private Healthcare
Endocrinology appointments are readily available. Thyroid function and blood glucose tests can be ordered the same day, and medications can be adjusted conveniently.
07 Otolaryngology (ENT) Allergic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis, tinnitus, otitis media, vocal cord nodules, snoring, and sleep apnea screening.
Public Healthcare
Wait times for ENT specialists can be extremely long.
Private Healthcare
Patients can see an ENT specialist directly. Laryngoscopy and ear canal examinations can be completed during the visit, with standardized treatment available for rhinitis and sinusitis.
08 Neurology Chronic migraine, vertigo, hand numbness, peripheral neuropathy, sleep disorders, and unexplained limb numbness.
Public Healthcare
Neurology referrals commonly take 4-9 months. Prompt investigation of non-acute headaches or numbness can be difficult to obtain.
Private Healthcare
Patients can see a neurologist directly, and head CT or MRI scans can be arranged relatively quickly.
09 Minimally Invasive Outpatient / Day Surgery Removal of superficial masses, ganglion cysts, paronychia, small soft-tissue tumors, circumcision, and lipomas.
Public Healthcare
Elective minor procedures may have long queues, and many are available only through self-pay private care.
Private Healthcare
Procedures can be completed through a one-stop outpatient operating room service, with short booking times and, at the earliest, same-day treatment and discharge.
10 Dental Care Dental cleaning, fillings, root canal treatment, tooth extraction, orthodontic assessment, and periodontal treatment.
Public Healthcare
Provincial health insurance generally does not cover routine dental care. Public coverage may apply only to inpatient surgery for severe maxillofacial trauma.
Private Healthcare
Public hospital dental departments and dental chains offer numerous options, transparent pricing, and convenient access to diagnosis and treatment.
11 Gynecology / Reproductive Health Menstrual disorders, polycystic ovary syndrome, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroid follow-up, and follow-up diagnosis and treatment after HPV screening.
Public Healthcare
Wait times for gynecology specialists can be long.
Private Healthcare
Gynecology visits, pelvic ultrasound, and cervical screening can be booked and completed promptly.
12 Psychiatry and Mental Health Anxiety, depression, chronic mood problems, and sleep disorders.
Public Healthcare
Waits for public psychiatric services commonly exceed six months, leaving many people to pay out of pocket for psychological counseling.
Private Healthcare
Patients can directly book psychiatry or clinical psychology services, with ample diagnostic and treatment resources available.
13 Diagnostic Imaging Situations requiring MRI, CT, or ultrasound, including examinations of the spine, joints, abdominal soft tissues, and follow-up imaging for tumors.
Public Healthcare
The average wait for a non-urgent MRI is 18 weeks, while CT and ultrasound appointments also commonly take several weeks.
Private Healthcare
At many top-tier Grade A tertiary hospitals, examinations can be completed within 1-3 days. Urgent cases may be scheduled, examined, and issued a report on the same day.
Access, coverage, and wait times vary by province, provider, condition, and clinical urgency. Individual assessment is required.
Our Network
Specialists and hospitals matched to each case.
We coordinate appropriate clinical expertise with care-ready facilities, based on specialty strength, case fit, and patient needs.
Specialist Network
Clinical perspectives for diagnosis, treatment planning, and complex decisions.
Specialist Network
Oncology Doctors
Diagnosis review, treatment planning, and multidisciplinary referrals.
Specialist Network
Heart Care Doctors
Cardiac evaluation, procedure options, and recovery planning.
Specialist Network
Surgical Doctors
Procedure readiness, surgical opinions, and hospital coordination.
Hospital Network
Modern facilities selected for specialty strength, safety, and international patient support.
Tertiary care centers
Advanced departments for complex cases.
International desks
Clear reception, scheduling, and family support.
Care-ready facilities
Consultation rooms, imaging suites, and follow-up pathways.
Patient Stories
Real journeys will be added with consent.
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Second opinion journey
Treatment travel support
Follow-up coordination
FAQ
Questions patients ask first.
Short answers, clear boundaries, and no overpromising.
No. We coordinate and advise. Diagnosis and treatment decisions are made by licensed clinicians and hospitals.
Selection is based on your condition, clinical fit, availability, expected pathway, and communication needs.
Recent reports, imaging, lab results, discharge notes, medications, and a short summary of your care goals.
Yes, when hospitals can review enough records. Estimates may change after in-person evaluation.
The workflow should use secure intake, limited sharing, and written permission before records are sent onward.
Contact CTA
Start with a confidential case review.
Share your situation, records, and timing. We will outline what can be reviewed, what is missing, and what the next step should be.
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