Partner Hospitals

Partner Hospital Directory

We work with Grade-A hospitals with International Departments and specialty institutions; below are objective credential samples. Actual scheduling and invitation letters are issued by the hospitals.

JCI

Beijing · International Medical Center (example)

BeijingDental / eyeBilingual Chinese-English

About 40 minutes' drive from the Capital Airport, with an International Department supporting English intake and English medical records.

Grade-A (top tier)

Shanghai · Dental & Eye Specialty Hospital (example)

ShanghaiDentistryBilingual Chinese-English

About 50 minutes from Pudong Airport, strong specialty capabilities, annual procedure volumes objectively listed.

International Department

Guangzhou · Wellness Medical Center (example)

GuangzhouEye / wellnessEnglish

Combined with Taoist TCM wellness resources, about 45 minutes from Baiyun Airport.

International Department

Chengdu · General International Department (example)

ChengduDental / eyeBilingual Chinese-English

Western-region hub, about 35 minutes from Shuangliu Airport, telemedicine consultations supported.

Grade-A (top tier)

Xi'an · International Medical Center (example)

Xi'anDental / wellnessBilingual Chinese-English

Northwest hub, about 40 minutes from Xianyang Airport, combined with Shaanxi cultural tourism resources.

International Department

Hangzhou · General International Department (example)

HangzhouOphthalmology / stomatologyEnglish

Yangtze-delta hub, about 50 minutes from Xiaoshan Airport, telemedicine consultations supported.

Grade-A (top tier)

Wuhan · Dental & Eye Center (example)

WuhanDentistryBilingual Chinese-English

Central-China hub, about 45 minutes from Tianhe Airport, with strong specialty capabilities.

International Department

Nanjing · General International Department (example)

NanjingDental / eyeEnglish

Yangtze-delta hub, about 50 minutes from Lukou Airport, friendly to commercial-insurance direct billing.

JCI

Tianjin · International Medical Center (example)

TianjinEye / wellnessBilingual Chinese-English

Bohai-rim hub, about 40 minutes from the coastal airport, English-speaking intake.

Physician profile pages list only license numbers, annual procedure volumes, languages, etc.Objective information, without promotional efficacy claims or patient comparison cases, compliant with medical advertising rules.

System comparison

US and China hospital grading systems and comparison

The two countries' accreditation systems differ, but both point to quality, safety and international-patient friendliness. The following objective comparison helps you form clear expectations.

United States

US: trauma levels + accreditation systems

Trauma center levels: Levels I–IV by emergency care capability, Level I being the highest comprehensive level.
Magnet recognition: ANCC's gold-standard certification of nursing quality.
JCI accreditation: The internationally recognized benchmark for healthcare quality and safety.
Academic medical centers: University hospitals handle complex cases plus research and teaching.

China

China: three tiers, ten grades + International Departments

Three tiers, ten grades: Tertiary (special/A/B/C), secondary (A/B/C) and primary (A/B/C) — ten grades in total, tertiary being the highest.
Grade-A / JCI: Grade-A is the highest domestic tier; JCI is the internationally recognized accreditation.
International Medical Department: Most Grade-A hospitals have International Departments with English intake, English records and commercial-insurance direct billing.
Specialty strength: Specialty hospitals (stomatology, ophthalmology) have internationally competitive annual procedure volumes.

Objective dimension comparison (based on public information)
Dimension	US system	China system
Accrediting body	CMS / Joint Commission / ANCC	National Health Commission / hospital grade accreditation
Emergency triage	Trauma center Levels I–IV	Emergency triage + Grade-A green channel
International patient pathways	International patient office / interpreters	International Medical Department (direct billing / bilingual)
Language services	Multilingual medical interpretation	Bilingual International Departments
Fee system	Mostly commercial insurance / higher out-of-pocket	Public insurance + International Department self-pay / commercial

Physician team

Introduction to Chinese physicians' credentials (example)

The following are objective credential samples: titles, scope of practice, specialty areas and affiliated hospitals. No efficacy promises or promotional claims — compliant with medical advertising rules.

Source: Xi'an TCM Encephalopathy Hospital introduction materials. The six physicians below are archived from the hospital's specialty page, with credentials identical to that page; clinic schedules are subject to the hospital's official announcements.

Song Hujie, Chief Physician Xi'an TCM Encephalopathy Hospital

State Council special-allowance expert · Shaanxi Famous TCM Doctor · Professor · Doctoral Supervisor · President

Specialty areas: Complex brain disorders · Pediatric cerebral palsy · Hydrocephalus