We coordinate planned, non-emergency care in China for Chinese-speaking families in North America and international patients, including hospital and doctor matching, appointments, translation, patient escort, travel, and follow-up.
The reason for travelling may differ. The standard is the same: a clear plan, defined coordination, and licensed physicians responsible for medical care.
When Canadian specialist waits are too long, suitable planned care may be coordinated into a two-to-four-week visit in China. Self-pay costs at leading public hospitals can be lower than in North America, and care can be combined with a family visit—all in Chinese.
Where suitable, we research hospitals with current JCI accreditation, coordinate a written fixed-price package and cap, arrange an English-speaking case manager and medical interpreter, and schedule a video consultation before you decide to travel.
We coordinate planned, non-emergency care across specialties. We do not coordinate emergencies or critical care with unpredictable costs.
Tell us what is happening. We will explain what we can coordinate, whether the trip makes sense for you, and whether a defined package is available for your case.
We help identify suitable hospitals and doctors, arrange appointments, organize translation and patient escort, coordinate travel logistics, and support follow-up for planned, non-emergency care. We do not diagnose or treat.
Every case begins with your needs and available information. The plan is individualized, with a written bundled quote available for eligible planned care.
Two safeguards make a cross-border decision clearer for eligible planned, non-emergency care.
Before travel, we coordinate a fixed total quote for the defined procedure, hospital stay, interpretation, and transfers. Inclusions, exclusions, and the written cap are set out before you decide, following common international medical-travel practice.
Meet the specialist by video and discuss the proposed path before deciding whether to travel or making a major payment. Diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and consent remain with the licensed physician.
Share the condition, available records, timing, and priorities. We will start by clarifying the next useful step.
Understand our role, fees, patient escort, follow-up, and the boundary between coordination and medical care.
If your question is specific to a condition or trip, contact us and we will discuss the coordination scope.
The initial consultation is free. Share only the information needed for us to understand your coordination request.
We support Chinese-speaking families in North America and international patients seeking planned, non-emergency care in China.