International patient intake

Build a verified hospital intake route before travelling

Follow the administrative chain from first case submission and provider review to written admission status, travel-document support, coordinator verification and no-response recovery.

6practical source-linked guides

Immediate help

Current medical emergency in mainland China? Call 120.

International offices, case-review teams and planned-admission coordinators are not emergency dispatch. Do not wait for an intake reply in a current emergency.

Open the emergency page

Use this collection to prepare

Verify before sharing
Confirm the hospital, campus, department and official submission channel before sending a passport, medical record or payment.

Name every status
A received file, preliminary review, appointment, clinical acceptance, admission notice and bed confirmation are separate records.

Keep authority lines clear
The hospital controls its intake; visa and entry decisions remain with the responsible Chinese authorities.

Complete collection

6 focused guides

Each guide states its source scope, review date and next scheduled check. Local examples are not presented as nationwide promises.

All healthcare guides

Submit and prepare a case

Create a minimal, traceable case file and understand what a pre-arrival record review can—and cannot—confirm.

Confirm acceptance and travel documents

Separate outpatient planning, clinical acceptance, admission and bed status, then request only the hospital documents the current visa route requires.

Verify contacts and recover a stalled intake

Authenticate the person and channel handling the case, preserve a clean timeline and move a non-emergency enquiry through official escalation routes.

Scope boundary

This collection organizes planned-care administration. It does not assess a condition, select a hospital or treatment, interpret records, promise provider acceptance, reserve a bed, guarantee a visa or entry decision, or replace an emergency route. The responsible clinician, institution, visa authority and immigration authority each retain the decision that belongs to them.