MEDICAL CARE IN CHINA

Medical Care in China

Understand what China can offer before deciding to travel.

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A considered first step

Understand what China can offer before deciding to travel.

International medical travel is a significant decision. Before booking flights or committing to treatment, patients should understand whether a specialist or institution in China can offer a meaningful additional opinion, diagnostic approach or treatment pathway.

PathLuma organizes that process step by step.

A typical patient journey

From first question to coordinated care.

01

Initial Case Review

A free first review of your situation, relevant specialty and documents likely to be needed.

02

Record Preparation

Relevant history, reports and questions are organized through a separate secure process.

03

Specialist Opinion

We coordinate access to a qualified physician or medical institution in China.

04

Decision to Travel

You decide whether the clinical information supports an in-person visit.

05

China Care Coordination

Appointments, admission, language support and practical steps are coordinated.

Services & planning fees

01

Initial Case Review

Basic review only. Full medical records are requested separately when needed.

Free
02

Specialist Second Opinion

Written, video-based, single-specialty or multidisciplinary, depending on the case.

TYPICAL RANGEUS$399–999
03

China Care Coordination

Hospital selection, appointments, further tests, admission and interpretation planning.

FROMUS$1,500
04

Full Journey Support

For surgery, oncology, complex hospitalization and longer pathways.

Custom Quote

Hospital and medical charges are separate. Medical estimates, when available, are determined by the relevant healthcare provider.

Independent fee structure

How we are paid.

PathLuma does not accept referral commissions from hospitals or physicians. Patients pay PathLuma for coordination, navigation and support.

Whenever practical, hospital, physician, diagnostic and treatment fees are paid directly to the relevant medical institution. This separation helps reduce financial incentives that could influence provider selection.

Clinical boundary

What PathLuma does not do.

PathLuma is not a hospital and does not independently diagnose disease, prescribe medication, determine surgical indications, recommend treatment or guarantee outcomes.

All clinical decisions are made by licensed physicians and qualified healthcare institutions.

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