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Chengdu Anorectal Specialty Hospital

Chengdu Anorectal Specialty Hospital (also known as “Huang Jichuan Hospital for Hemorrhoids and Fistulas”) stands as one of the oldest and largest specialized medical institutions for anorectal diseases in Southwest China....

Chengdu Pidu District People's Hospital

As the cornerstone of Chengdu's Pidu District healthcare system, Chengdu Pidu District People's Hospital has evolved over decades into a modern comprehensive hospital integrating medical care, teaching, research, prevention, and health preservation....

Chongzhou People's Hospital

Chongzhou People's Hospital, founded in 1939, has evolved over more than eight decades into a public tertiary-level Class B general hospital integrating medical treatment, teaching, research, prevention, healthcare, and rehabilitation. ...

Dujiangyan People's Hospital

Dujiangyan People's Hospital (Sichuan University Huaxi Hospital Dujiangyan Branch) is located adjacent to the Dujiangyan Scenic Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a modern Grade II-A general hospital integrating medical treatment, teaching, scienti...

Jianyang People's Hospital

Jianyang People's Hospital (Southwest Medical University Affiliated Jianyang Hospital) is a national Class III Grade A comprehensive hospital in Jianyang City, Sichuan Province, integrating medical care, teaching, research, prevention, and health preserva...

    China's medical tourism hospitals are professional medical institutions that leverage the country's high-quality medical resources and distinctive cultural tourism resources to provide integrated diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and wellness services for cross-border and interregional medical tourists. As the core carriers of China's medical tourism industry, they combine medical professionalism with travel convenience and highlight the unique advantages of high quality at a low price, and high efficiency and convenience.

    Led by such cities and zones as the Boao Lecheng International Medical Tourism Pilot Zone in Hainan, Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, these hospitals bring together top domestic medical teams and cutting-edge international pharmaceuticals and medical devices. They offer a diverse range of services including comprehensive diagnosis and treatment, specialized care, and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) wellness and rehabilitation, and are capable of delivering high-end medical procedures such as cancer treatment, CAR-T cell therapy, coronary artery bypass grafting, heart valve replacement, angioplasty, hip replacement, knee replacement, spinal fusion and dental implant surgery. A number of their cutting-edge medical technologies keep pace with international standards, while the costs are only 20% to 50% of those in Europe and the United States.

    Adhering to international medical service standards, these hospitals provide supporting services such as multilingual medical interpreters and direct settlement for high-end commercial medical insurance. They streamline the cross-border medical treatment process, enabling efficient diagnosis and treatment with the service standard of same-day registration, same-day examinations and surgery the next day, which addresses the language and procedural challenges foreign patients face when seeking medical treatment abroad. Meanwhile, they deeply integrate tourism elements to create a closed-loop experience of diagnosis and treatment + wellness rehabilitation + cultural tourism.

    At present, China's medical tourism hospitals have formed a diversified development pattern, including the international departments of public hospitals and distinctive private medical institutions. Focusing on their advantageous fields such as TCM acupuncture, rehabilitation care, and plastic and reconstructive surgery, these hospitals have attracted patients from dozens of countries and regions around the world. They not only boost international exchanges in medical technology, but also serve as an important window for China's medical opening-up to the world.