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Guides

Start with the basics, then go deep: choosing hospitals, planning the trip, money and what happens after you fly home.

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Choosing where to go

Planning the trip

How to Combine Medical Treatment and Travel in China (2026 Guide)

Treatment first, sightseeing after clearance. How to sequence a China trip around medical care.

Sample Medical Travel Itineraries for China: 6 Example Trips (2026)

Six worked examples: day tables, medical steps to confirm with the hospital, and honest caveats.

Medical Trip to China: The Complete Planning Checklist (2026)

Every task from 8+ weeks before departure to follow-up at home, in printable checklist form.

Recovery and Travel Activities in China: What Is Safe After Treatment?

Safe waiting times before flying and sightseeing after common procedures — and why your surgeon's instructions always come first.

Accommodation Near Hospitals in China: Hotels, Registration, Access

Where to stay for a treatment trip: picking the right hotel, China's registration rules, and what recovering patients actually need from a room.

Traveling to China for Treatment with a Companion: Visas & Roles

Who to bring, what visa they need, what hospitals let companions do on the ward, and how to keep everyone sane during a treatment trip.

China Health Checkup Packages Explained: Tiers, Prep, Results (2026)

Checkup packages are menus, not medicine. Here is how to read the tiers, prepare for the fasting morning, and pick tests that are actually worth doing.

Bringing a Child to China for Treatment: Family Guide (2026)

Children's hospitals, consent forms signed by a guardian, the child's own passport and visa, airline clearance — the extra steps families need to plan.

Practical matters

How to See a Doctor in China as a Foreigner: Step-by-Step (2026)

You do not have to use an international department. Bring your original passport (or 台胞证/回乡证) to the manual counter, open a patient file, take a number, pay per step — or choose the paid English-speaking tier on purpose.

China Visa & Entry Rules for Medical Travelers (October 2026)

As of October 2026, citizens of around 48 countries can enter China visa-free for 30 days, and Russians have their own arrangement. Here is what that means for a treatment trip.

Paying for Medical Care in China: Alipay, WeChat Pay, Cash & Cards

China runs on mobile payments. Link your home card to Alipay and WeChat Pay before you fly, carry some cash, and know exactly which documents to collect for your insurer.

Essential Apps & Connectivity for a Medical Trip to China (2026)

Your phone does the heavy lifting in China: payments, maps, taxis, train tickets and hospital appointments. Set up these apps and your data plan before you fly.

Language Help in Chinese Hospitals: Interpreters & English (2026)

Ordinary clinics are open to everyone but run in Chinese without interpreters; English service is the paid tier. Choose your route deliberately and plan language support ahead.

Getting Around China: Trains, Flights & DiDi for Patients (2026)

High-speed rail links most major medical cities in hours; book with your passport on 12306 and keep DiDi for the last kilometer.

Medical Emergencies in China: 120, ER Visits & Getting Help (2026)

Dial 120 for an ambulance, head for the 急诊 (jízhěn) sign, and expect to pay deposits — here is the full playbook.

Medicines and Prescriptions in China: Customs Rules & Buying (2026)

Bring your prescription, keep original packaging, and know which medicines China restricts before you fly.

Medical Care in Mainland China for Taiwan Residents (2026)

Your 台胞证 opens every hospital desk, but online booking, insurance and Taiwan NHI refunds each follow their own rules. Here is how they fit together.

Cross-Border Medical Care for Hong Kong & Macau Residents (2026)

Home Return Permit at the desk, vouchers at designated clinics, an HA subsidy for some follow-ups — and the limits that come with crossing the border for care.

Your First TCM Visit in China: Pulse, Tongue, Herbs & Acupuncture

A long consultation, a look at your tongue, a check of your pulse — then a course of treatment. Here is the full first-visit walkthrough.

Money

After treatment