Beijing Chao-Yang Hospital, Capital Medical University

Raffles Hospital Beijing is a small private hospital in Chaoyang District, operated by Singapore-listed Raffles Medical Group. The group states it was established in 1994 as a medical centre and converted into a hospital in 2020, with a 21-bed capacity as a tier 1 hospital. It runs a 24-hour service line and a 24-hour emergency line.

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Peking Union Medical College Hospital is a public Class A tertiary general hospital in central Beijing. Its International Medical Services (IMS) has served embassy staff and foreigners since 1951 and runs its own outpatient, emergency and inpatient areas at the Dongdan campus. IMS has dedicated booking lines for foreigners and embassies and direct billing with about 30 commercial insurers.

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Beijing Tongren Hospital is a public hospital in Dongcheng District, Beijing. Its website publishes a general hotline and address; no international department page or foreign-language contact was found.

China-Japan Friendship Hospital is a large public hospital in Chaoyang District, Beijing, with a dedicated International Department (国际部). The department publishes enquiry, appointment and emergency phone lines and accepts bookings via the hospital app, official WeChat account and the 114 platform. Its site lists insurance cooperation and both Western-medicine and TCM services.

Beijing United Family Hospital, opened in 1997 in the Lido/Jiangtai area of Chaoyang District, is the flagship private hospital of the United Family Healthcare network. It provides full-service care for expatriates, international residents, diplomats and Chinese families, with more than 200 full-time physicians and 24-hour emergency services. The hospital holds College of American Pathologists (CAP) accreditation and HIMSS EMRAM Stage 6 (Inpatient) certification, and direct-bills most major insurance carriers.

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Beijing Anzhen Hospital is a public Class A tertiary general hospital focused on heart, lung and vascular diseases, and is the National Clinical Research Center for Cardiovascular Diseases. It has Chaoyang and Tongzhou campuses and a VIP clinic (特需门诊). No dedicated international department was found on its site.