What takes three months at home takes a long Tuesday here.
A full diagnostic work-up — imaging, endoscopy, bloods, tumour markers, cardiac — in one to two days, reported in English. It’s the least dramatic thing we arrange and, for a lot of people, the most useful.
Is this worth doing? — read this first
We put this above the price on purpose. Neurosurgery is the specialty where travelling is least forgiving of a wrong decision, so the honest filter comes before anything else.
It's genuinely worth it when:
- You want a thorough baseline done fast — the whole work-up in one or two days instead of six appointments over three months.
- You’re already coming to China (for treatment, family or business) and want to add a screening.
- You want imaging or endoscopy that’s expensive or backlogged where you live.
Be honest with yourself when:
- You have a specific symptom right now. That’s a consultation, not a scan menu.
- You expect a scan to find everything. No screening does — we’ll tell you what a package can and can’t rule out.
What a screening actually covers
Imaging — MRI, CT, ultrasound as indicated
Endoscopy — gastroscopy and colonoscopy where appropriate
Bloods and tumour markers
Cardiac assessment
A written report in English, explaining what was and wasn’t checked
How it works
1. Tell us about you. Age, history, concerns. We help you pick a package that screens for what matters to you.
2. One to two days on site. A medical interpreter with you throughout.
3. English report. A clear written report 【】, findings explained — not just numbers.
4. If something turns up. We connect you to the right specialist and, where the hospital offers it, a green-channel referral — only if genuinely warranted.
What it costs
Unlike a surgical trip, screening is predictable enough to price openly. Where we can, we publish the package price.
