66 hospitals in 26 cities where we can arrange appointments and interpreting, with on-site support in our home cities, Kunming and Chongqing, which come first; the rest are grouped by city.
China's major hospitals are organised by city and by specialty, so the right hospital for a knee problem is not always the right one for a heart problem. Tell us what you need and we will book you into the right department. If your hospital is in Kunming or Chongqing, we plan the rest of your trip from there. "Grade III, Class A" is the highest rating in China's hospital grading system: Grade III is the top tier, for large hospitals that handle complex cases for a whole region and also teach, and Class A is the highest of the three classes within that tier.
Kunming Tongren Hospital is a Grade III, Class A general hospital at No. 1099 Guangfu Road, Kunming, with an International Medical Department. Its departments include orthopaedics, spinal cord and spine care, oncology, gastroenterology, rehabilitation medicine and health management.
Part of the Aier private eye-hospital group, this Kunming branch provides cataract, glaucoma and refractive surgery, as well as children's eye care and optometry.
A public municipal general hospital in central Kunming, founded in 1914, with a health checkup centre.
A Grade III, Class A municipal TCM hospital founded in 1956, with three campuses. Its preventive-care department, designated the Kunming Preventive Care Centre, runs constitution, weight-management and insomnia clinics; its acupuncture department is listed by the hospital as a key specialty.
A public general hospital affiliated with Yunnan University, also known for its eye care services.
One of Yunnan's largest public teaching hospitals, with a broad range of specialties and a health management (checkup) centre.
A public teaching hospital in Kunming with a health checkup centre.
Yunnan's provincial cancer hospital in Kunming, affiliated with Kunming Medical University, covers cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment, with surgical, radiation, medical, breast and gynaecological oncology teams.
A specialist cardiovascular hospital in Kunming focused on heart and vascular care.
A long-established provincial general hospital in central Kunming, with a wide range of departments and screening services.
Founded in 1947, this Grade III, Class A provincial TCM hospital is also the First Affiliated Hospital of Yunnan University of Chinese Medicine, with Guanghua and Dianchi campuses. In May 2026 it began setting up an International Medical Department at the Dianchi campus for foreign patients; ask us to confirm current services and interpreting.
A private hospital in Kunming oriented towards international and private-care patients.
Chongqing's specialist children's hospital, a tertiary centre attached to Chongqing Medical University, with newborn care, paediatric surgery and intensive care among its departments.
A public TCM hospital in Beibei District that also operates as the Chongqing Hospital of the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine. Departments include acupuncture, rehabilitation and tuina, and preventive care. It is close to Jinyun Mountain and the Beiwenquan hot springs.
A public municipal general hospital in Chongqing with a health checkup centre.
A large public tertiary TCM hospital with Nanqiaosi (Jiangbei District) and Daomenkou (Yuzhong) campuses. Departments include a sleep medicine centre, a preventive-care centre and an acupuncture and moxibustion department that is a national key clinical specialty.
A specialist cancer hospital in Chongqing, affiliated with Chongqing University.
A large public teaching hospital in Chongqing with a health management (checkup) centre.
A long-established public teaching hospital in central Chongqing with broad specialist services.
A tertiary hospital in Beijing built around the brain and nervous system: neurosurgery, neurology, stroke care, neuroimaging and rehabilitation.
A tertiary hospital in Beijing with a long reputation in eye care and ear, nose and throat medicine, including head and neck surgery and eye injuries.
A specialist cancer hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences in Beijing, founded in 1958 and home to the National Cancer Center. It covers screening, surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and pathology on one site.
Fuwai Hospital is a tertiary heart and vascular centre in Beijing under the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, covering cardiology, cardiac surgery, structural heart disease, arrhythmia and cardiovascular imaging.
Run by the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, this large Beijing teaching hospital combines clinical care, research and education, and lists complex and critical care, rheumatology, endocrinology and obstetrics among its specialties.
Peking University Third Hospital is a large Grade III, Class A university hospital in Beijing, known for reproductive medicine, orthopaedics and sports medicine, with obstetrics, gynaecology and ophthalmology among its other departments.
This Fudan University specialist hospital in Shanghai concentrates on eye, ear, nose and throat conditions, combining tertiary-level clinical care with teaching and research.
Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center is a tertiary hospital in Shanghai dedicated to cancer, covering prevention and diagnosis through to surgery, radiotherapy and drug treatment.
Huashan Hospital is a large Fudan University teaching hospital in Shanghai that combines clinical care, teaching and research, and is known for neurology, neurosurgery, infectious diseases, dermatology and hand surgery.
Ruijin Hospital in Shanghai belongs to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine and holds Grade III, Class A status. Haematology, endocrinology, burns, gastroenterology and critical care are its main fields.
Affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, this large tertiary teaching hospital is recognised for oral and maxillofacial surgery, reconstructive surgery and orthopaedics.
Among Shanghai's large general hospitals, Zhongshan Hospital (Fudan University) is known for cardiovascular medicine, liver surgery, respiratory medicine, gastroenterology and medical imaging.
Guangdong's provincial people's hospital in Guangzhou is a large tertiary general hospital covering treatment, teaching, research and emergency care, with cardiology, cardiac surgery and geriatric medicine among its specialties.
Attached to Southern Medical University in Guangzhou, Nanfang Hospital is a large Grade III, Class A teaching hospital whose better-known departments include gastroenterology, nephrology, infectious diseases and haematology.
Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center in Guangzhou is a tertiary hospital devoted to cancer, from prevention through to treatment, with radiation oncology, surgical oncology and nasopharyngeal cancer among its focus areas.
In Guangzhou, Sun Yat-sen University's first affiliated hospital is a Grade III, Class A hospital that combines clinical care with teaching and research, and is noted for general surgery, organ transplantation, nephrology and neurology.
This Guangzhou eye centre, part of Sun Yat-sen University, concentrates entirely on ophthalmology, from retinal disease, glaucoma and cataract to corneal and ocular surface conditions.
Serving the city of Shenzhen, this large public tertiary hospital brings together clinical care, teaching and research, with respiratory, digestive, cancer and heart services among its main departments.
West China Hospital is Sichuan University's main teaching hospital in Chengdu, a large tertiary general hospital whose services include respiratory medicine, multidisciplinary oncology, radiology and critical care.
Part of Zhejiang University School of Medicine, Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital in Hangzhou is a large tertiary hospital noted for minimally invasive surgery, with cardiovascular and reproductive medicine among its other departments.
Hangzhou is home to this large Grade III, Class A teaching hospital of Zhejiang University, known in particular for infectious diseases, hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, organ transplantation and haematology.
Zhejiang University's second affiliated hospital in Hangzhou is a large Grade III, Class A hospital that combines clinical care with teaching and research, and is noted for cardiovascular medicine, emergency medicine, orthopaedics, neurosurgery and ophthalmology.
Jiangsu's provincial hospital is also the first affiliated hospital of Nanjing Medical University. It is a large Grade III, Class A general hospital known for cardiovascular medicine, endocrinology, haematology and organ transplantation.
Drum Tower Hospital is one of the affiliated teaching hospitals of Nanjing University Medical School. Alongside general care, it is known for rheumatology, spine surgery, reproductive medicine and oncology.
Tongji Hospital in Wuhan is a large tertiary teaching hospital under Huazhong University of Science and Technology, with notable work in obstetrics and gynaecology, urology, gastroenterology and organ transplantation.
Wuhan Union Hospital, part of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, is a tertiary general and teaching hospital; haematology, cardiology, oncology and plastic surgery are among its focus areas.
Changchun's Jilin University First Hospital is a large Grade III, Class A general and teaching hospital, with neurology, hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, paediatrics and oncology among its main departments.
The Second Xiangya Hospital is a large public teaching hospital of Central South University in Changsha, Hunan, known for mental health, endocrinology, cardiovascular medicine and organ transplantation.
Based in Changsha, Hunan, Xiangya Hospital is a large general hospital of Central South University, with departments in neurology, ENT, orthopaedics, critical care and geriatric medicine.
Fuzhou's Union Hospital, affiliated to Fujian Medical University, is a large tertiary general hospital with teaching and research roles; haematology, cardiac surgery, burns and transplantation are among its services.
In Fuzhou, Fujian Medical University's first affiliated hospital is a tertiary general hospital that also takes trauma and critical-care cases; neurology and neurosurgery, ENT and liver medicine are among its listed specialties.
Harbin Medical University's first affiliated hospital serves Heilongjiang as a tertiary general and teaching hospital, with emergency and critical care alongside cardiovascular medicine, neurosurgery and mental health.
Harbin Medical University's second affiliated hospital, in Harbin, Heilongjiang, is a large Grade III, Class A centre for care, teaching and research, with cardiovascular medicine, neurosurgery and organ transplantation among its key areas.
Also known as Anhui Provincial Hospital, this tertiary general hospital in Hefei belongs to the University of Science and Technology of China; it covers oncology, cardiology, neurosurgery and transplantation.
Jinan's Qilu Hospital, attached to Shandong University, is a large general hospital rated Grade III, Class A. Its departments range from emergency and cardiovascular medicine to haematology, obstetrics and neurosurgery.
Nanchang University runs this tertiary general hospital in Jiangxi's capital, where teaching and research sit alongside clinical care; listed specialties include burn medicine, gastroenterology and respiratory medicine.
Qingdao University's affiliated hospital is a Grade III, Class A general and teaching hospital in Shandong, with organ transplantation, neurosurgery, oncology and dentistry among its listed specialties.
In Shenyang, Shengjing Hospital is a large tertiary teaching hospital of China Medical University, with particular depth in paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, and emergency care.
China Medical University's First Hospital in Shenyang, Liaoning, is a large Grade III, Class A hospital that also has teaching and research roles, with strengths in dermatology, endocrinology, oncology and transplantation.
Based in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, this provincial general hospital of Hebei Medical University has several campuses in the city and is particularly known for orthopaedics, trauma care and joint surgery.
Soochow University's first affiliated hospital in Suzhou is a tertiary general hospital combining care, teaching and research; its specialties include haematology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery and nuclear medicine.
Tianjin is home to this national blood-disease centre of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, which pairs a specialist hospital with a research institute for leukaemia, lymphoma and stem cell transplantation.
Tianjin Medical University's main general hospital is a large tertiary teaching centre in the city, with strengths in neurosurgery, neurology, respiratory medicine and endocrinology.
Serving Urumqi in Xinjiang, this Grade III, Class A general hospital of Xinjiang Medical University has several nationally designated key clinical specialties, including cardiovascular medicine.
Wenzhou Medical University's eye hospital in Zhejiang is a tertiary ophthalmic centre that pairs clinical care with teaching and research, covering refractive surgery, retinal and corneal disease, and children's eye care.
Xi'an Jiaotong University's first affiliated hospital is a large Grade III, Class A teaching hospital in Xi'an, Shaanxi, known for organ transplantation, cardiovascular medicine, oncology and urology.
One of Henan's large Grade III, Class A teaching hospitals, Zhengzhou University's first affiliated hospital covers oncology, cardiovascular medicine, neurology and reproductive medicine.
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