China MedPass is an independent medical coordination service with local coordinators in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu. We help international patients access 46 leading Grade 3A (三甲) public hospitals across these four cities — from PUMCH and Tiantan in Beijing to Huashan in Shanghai, Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center in Guangzhou and West China Hospital in Chengdu. Each hospital has its own International Patient Guide: what it does best, who it suits, what we coordinate and what to prepare.
We are not an official representative of these hospitals unless explicitly stated. All clinical decisions are made by licensed physicians at the hospitals themselves; we coordinate appointments, on-site bilingual escort, English reports and DICOM collection.
China's top hospitals are not generalists — each is strongest in particular fields. Match the hospital to your condition, not to a single famous name. Where foreign patients are usually best directed, across our four cities:
Not sure which fits your case? Send your records and we'll suggest the right department — acceptance and all clinical decisions rest with the hospital.

China's most prestigious general hospital and the country's reference centre for rare disease, complex multi-system conditions and second opinions.

Host institution of China's National Clinical Research Center for Neurological Diseases and one of the country's leading neurosurgery centres. Strong in brain tumour, stroke and complex spine.

Capital Medical University's flagship for neurology. China's National Medical Center for Neurological Diseases, with 20+ specialty neurology clinics including Parkinson's, epilepsy, sleep and headache.

China's National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases. Over 10,000 cardiac surgeries annually and one of Asia's busiest hybrid OR programmes.

Asia's largest dedicated orthopaedic centre. Ranked #1 in China for bone and joint care; over 50,000 orthopaedic procedures annually.

Comprehensive Grade 3A general hospital with the National Clinical Research Center for Digestive Diseases and one of Asia's busiest endoscopy units.

Founded in 1886. China's most renowned hospital for eye disease and ENT; national leader for cataract, glaucoma, retinal disease and laser refractive surgery.

Birthplace of sports medicine in China and official medical support for the Chinese Olympic delegation. Also home to the country's highest-volume IVF programme.

China's National Clinical Research Center for Respiratory Diseases. Particularly strong in pulmonary embolism, severe pneumonia and ILD.

One of China's three most authoritative cancer specialist hospitals. Famous for MDT-driven care and landmark gastric-cancer trials.

Unique among Beijing tertiary centres in having been designed with international standards. Premium International Medical Center; direct insurance billing.

One of China's leading dental hospitals and stomatology schools. Full-spectrum dental care at a fraction of UK / US private prices — see our dental treatment in China guide.

Co-leader of Chinese cardiovascular care alongside Fuwai. Particularly strong in aortic / vascular surgery and complex adult congenital heart disease.

China's national flagship for geriatric medicine and the country's senior-cadre healthcare reference centre. Premium executive checkup programme.

China's national flagship paediatric specialist hospital. National reference centre for complex and rare paediatric conditions.

Beijing's flagship specialist hospital for women's health, gynaecological oncology and high-risk pregnancy.

Peking University's first teaching hospital, founded in 1915. National flagship for nephrology and dermatology, with strong comprehensive internal medicine.

National flagship for haematology and stem-cell transplant, with strong rheumatology and trauma orthopaedic departments.

One of China's largest and most comprehensive tertiary hospitals. Particularly strong for complex multi-specialty cases and hepatobiliary surgery.

Beijing's flagship infectious disease and liver disease hospital. National reference centre for HBV, HCV, tuberculosis and complex infections.

A century-old Grade 3A general hospital (Capital Medical University) with an oncology focus and a neurosurgery team running a dedicated programme for internal jugular vein stenosis (IJVS).

Fudan University's flagship for neurology and neurosurgery, with nationally known dermatology, infectious disease and hand surgery.

Fudan University's comprehensive flagship: cardiology, liver cancer and hepatobiliary surgery, respiratory medicine.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University's flagship for hematology, endocrinology, burns and general surgery.

A dedicated cancer hospital of Fudan University covering the major solid tumours, surgery and radiotherapy.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University teaching hospital with strong gastroenterology, rheumatology and reproductive medicine.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University hospital known for plastic and reconstructive surgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery and orthopedics.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University children's hospital, known for pediatric cardiology and heart surgery.

Sun Yat-sen University's dedicated cancer centre, internationally recognised for nasopharyngeal cancer.

Sun Yat-sen University's comprehensive flagship hospital in central Guangzhou.

Sun Yat-sen University hospital with strong breast and general surgery.

Guangdong's provincial flagship, home to the Guangdong Cardiovascular Institute.

Sun Yat-sen University's specialist eye hospital, one of the leading eye centres in China.

Southern Medical University's flagship hospital, known for hepatology and nephrology.

Southern China's major women's and children's hospital.

Sichuan University's flagship, one of the largest and most highly regarded hospitals in China.

Sichuan University's dental hospital, one of the leading dental and oral-maxillofacial hospitals in China.

Sichuan University's women's and children's hospital.

Sichuan's provincial flagship: comprehensive specialist care and a major emergency and trauma centre.

Sanya branch of Peking University School and Hospital of Stomatology — dental treatment in a seaside city.

The Hainan hospital of Beijing's 301 Hospital — comprehensive care and health check-ups in Sanya.

Sanya's municipal hospital, working with Sichuan University's West China Hospital.

A large comprehensive public hospital serving Sanya and southern Hainan.

Sanya's traditional Chinese medicine hospital: acupuncture, tuina and herbal therapies.

A shared-platform hospital in Boao Lecheng where visiting specialist teams can use medicines approved abroad under the pilot-zone policy.

Shanghai Ruijin Hospital's Hainan hospital, in the Boao Lecheng pilot zone.
China's medical resources are concentrated in Grade 3A (三甲) hospitals in major cities. Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu hold many of the country's most experienced departments.
A senior specialist at a leading Chinese Grade 3A hospital often performs hundreds of procedures a year — typically substantially more than a Western counterpart. Volume drives outcomes.
For self-pay international patients, MRI and senior specialist consultations are often arranged within days, depending on hospital availability and clinical suitability.
National-centre Grade 3A hospitals are well-equipped: 3.0T MRI, PET-CT, hybrid ORs and Da Vinci robotics are standard, not luxuries.