Source-linked profiles show the official English name followed by the Chinese hospital name, along with service status and practical enquiry steps.
A major comprehensive teaching hospital in Chengdu. Its official materials describe the hospital as a national-level centre for complex and critical care in western China.
A municipal comprehensive hospital providing medical care, teaching, research, prevention and rehabilitation services.
A municipal general hospital with multiple clinical departments and campuses in Chengdu.
A women’s and children’s hospital affiliated with Sichuan University. Its official introduction describes medical care, teaching, research, prevention and health-care functions, and identifies it as a National Children’s Regional Medical Center.
A cancer specialist hospital in Chengdu. Its official introduction describes prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, research and teaching functions and identifies it as a Grade III Class A cancer hospital.
A comprehensive public hospital in Chengdu operated with the Sichuan Academy of Medical Sciences. Its official introduction records that it was among the first national Grade III Class A hospitals.
A Chengdu hospital focused on women’s and children’s health services. Its official site lists women’s health, maternity, paediatric, neonatal and critical-care clinical services.
A specialist dental and oral-health hospital affiliated with Sichuan University. Its official profile identifies it as a national oral-health center and a Grade III Class A stomatology specialist hospital.
A large comprehensive teaching hospital with several Chongqing campuses and an official international medical service at Jinshan Campus.
A comprehensive teaching hospital with Yuzhong and Jiangnan service areas and established specialist departments.
A municipal comprehensive hospital also known as Chongqing University Affiliated People's Hospital, with several clinical campuses and specialist centres.
A children’s hospital affiliated with Chongqing Medical University. Its official profile describes a national Grade III Class A comprehensive children’s hospital and a National Children’s Regional Medical Center.
A general hospital in Chongqing’s Liangjiang New Area operated by Raffles Medical Group. Its published introduction describes a multi-specialty model including women’s health, paediatrics, cardiovascular care, neurology, oncology, rehabilitation and orthopaedics.
A cancer specialist hospital affiliated with Chongqing University. The university’s hospital profile describes medical care, teaching, research, prevention and rehabilitation functions and identifies it as a Grade III Class A cancer hospital.
A teaching hospital of Army Medical University in Chongqing. This initial profile is deliberately limited to publicly identifiable institutional context and should be expanded only after the requested department confirms its current intake process.
A teaching hospital of Army Medical University in Chongqing, commonly known as Xinqiao Hospital. This initial profile is intentionally cautious because the reviewed public sources did not establish a current international-patient intake route.
A comprehensive teaching hospital in Beijing. Beijing’s Medical Guide for Foreigners lists its International Medical Services among institutions providing full-process foreign-language services.
A comprehensive public hospital in Beijing. The Beijing Medical Guide for Foreigners lists its International Department among institutions providing full-process foreign-language services.
A Beijing teaching hospital with an International Medical Center listed in the Medical Guide for Foreigners in Beijing.
A cardiovascular specialist hospital in Beijing. Its International Medical Department is listed in the Medical Guide for Foreigners in Beijing.
A private general hospital in Beijing listed in the Medical Guide for Foreigners in Beijing as providing full-process foreign-language services.
A public teaching hospital in Shanghai included in the city’s international medical-tourism pilot reporting.
A public teaching hospital in Shanghai included in the city’s international medical-tourism pilot reporting.
A public teaching hospital in Shanghai included in the city’s international medical-tourism pilot reporting.
A children’s hospital in Shanghai included in the city’s international medical-tourism pilot reporting.
A public teaching hospital in Shanghai. Shanghai government reporting describes an overseas paediatric microsurgical case treated at the hospital.
A comprehensive teaching hospital in Guangzhou. This initial profile is limited to publicly identifiable institutional context while its current foreign-patient pathway is verified further.
A major public hospital in Guangzhou included in Guangzhou’s foreign-resident healthcare guide.
A cancer specialist institution in Guangzhou. Its official English site publishes an international-patient guide and international collaboration contact information.
A women’s and children’s medical institution in Guangzhou. Child, maternity and family journeys require hospital-specific guardian, campus and admission confirmation.
A Guangzhou general hospital with a Zhujiang New Town clinic. A Guangzhou government report describes an event there serving foreign women and notes a city initiative involving international medical-service pilot hospitals.
A major public hospital in Shenzhen listed by the Shenzhen government among Guangdong’s first international medical-service pilot hospitals.
A public teaching hospital in Shenzhen listed by the Shenzhen government among Guangdong’s first international medical-service pilot hospitals.
A Shenzhen public comprehensive hospital built with a University of Hong Kong management model. Shenzhen government information describes an International Medical Center and several specialty centers.
A public teaching hospital in Shenzhen listed by the Shenzhen government among Guangdong’s first international medical-service pilot hospitals.
A Shenzhen teaching hospital with an International Medical Center in Guangming District. Government reporting describes bilingual care, multidisciplinary coordination and international-insurance direct-billing arrangements at the center.