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CAR-T cell therapyThe world’s largest approved portfolio

  • By mid-2026, China’s NMPA had approved nine CAR-T products, compared with seven in the United States and six in Europe.
  • In June 2026, the NMPA approved satri-cel (satricabtagene autoleucel), the world’s first approved CAR-T therapy for a solid tumor, for advanced gastric cancer.
  • CAR-T therapies are used for selected blood cancers. Response rates and durability vary by product, indication, and patient. Ruijin Hospital in Shanghai has participated in multicenter research on commercial CAR-T treatment in China.

Cardiovascular surgery & interventionThe world’s largest procedural volume

  • China completes more than one million PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention) procedures each year, the largest procedural volume in the world.
  • China’s annual CABG volume ranks among the world’s highest, and Peking University Third Hospital’s robot-assisted total-arterial CABG has attracted international attention.
  • The PAN Procedure uses ultrasound guidance for cardiac intervention without an incision, radiation, or contrast media. It has treated more than 200,000 patients worldwide and has enabled treatment for older adults, pregnant women, cancer patients, and others traditionally considered ineligible.

Proton & heavy-ion radiotherapyOne of the few countries with end-to-end technology

  • China-developed synchrotron technology uses a compact-ring design that allows the equipment to be installed directly in hospitals, without requiring patients to transfer between institutions.
  • A network of proton and heavy-ion centers has been established in Shanghai, Beijing, Lanzhou, Shandong, Guangdong, and other regions.
  • China is one of the few countries with end-to-end capabilities spanning research and development through clinical application.

Innovative oncology drugs & immunotherapyAbout one-third of the global pipeline

  • China accounts for approximately one-third of the innovative medicines in development worldwide.
  • In 2025, the total value of China’s overseas licensing agreements for innovative medicines exceeded US$130 billion.
  • PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitors, targeted therapies, and genomic-testing-guided precision medicine form an established system. Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center and Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center are among the institutions at the global forefront.

Joint replacementWorld-leading volume and strong value

  • In 2025, China performed more than 1,246,000 hip and knee replacement procedures.
  • Beijing Jishuitan Hospital performs more than 10,000 joint replacements annually, ranking among the world’s highest-volume centers.
  • U.S. orthopedic surgeons perform about 65 joint replacements per year on average, while leading specialists at Chinese tertiary hospitals perform 200–500. This high procedural volume supports more refined techniques and lower complication rates.

Dental implantsGlobally competitive value and same-day care

  • China places more than four million dental implants each year, and its large case volume supports mature clinical experience and efficient workflows.
  • Digital workflows combine CBCT 3D imaging, computer-guided implant placement, and CAD/CAM crowns that can be produced within 24–48 hours.
  • Immediate implant placement and same-day temporary teeth enable patients to “walk in toothless, walk out with fixed teeth.”

Full-body health screeningLower cost and efficient one-stop screening

  • For comparable equipment and test items, screening programs can cost less than in North America.
  • Centralized one-stop programs can reduce waiting, repeat referrals, and repeat appointments, with most items completed in the same area within one day.
  • Packages can cover multiple tumor markers, multi-site ultrasound, low-dose chest CT, echocardiography, bone density, gastroscopy, and colonoscopy, with options such as brain MRI or coronary CT added when needed.

Aesthetic and reconstructive surgeryShorter booking cycles and extensive revision experience

  • Costs can be lower than in Europe and North America, with shorter appointment lead times.
  • China’s large aesthetic-medicine market gives many physicians substantial experience with complex revision procedures, including revision rhinoplasty, revision eyelid surgery, and removal of injected foreign material.
  • High revision-case volumes can support experience in preserving natural proportions and individual facial characteristics, especially for Asian patients.

Traditional Chinese medicine therapiesEstablished traditions and combinable therapies

  • Established schools of practice have been passed down with a substantial base of hands-on cases.
  • One institution may combine acupuncture, tuina, moxibustion, cupping, and gua sha according to the individual’s condition.
  • Relevant experience includes overuse injuries, chronic pain, lumbar-disc problems associated with prolonged sitting, stiff neck, fascial tension, and postoperative soft-tissue stiffness.

Other areas of strength in Chinese healthcare

Dermatology

Explore specialist assessment for eczema, psoriasis, complex skin lesions, and other skin conditions.

Neurosurgery

Explore surgical assessment for brain tumors and cerebrovascular conditions, along with specialist resources for spine and spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and functional neurosurgery. The specific approach is determined by the hospital.

Thoracic medicine and surgery

Explore assessment of lung, pleural, mediastinal, and chest-wall conditions through relevant specialties.

Urology

Explore specialist options for urinary stones, prostate conditions, and urologic cancers.

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Huashan Hospital, Fudan University exterior
01SHANGHAI

Huashan Hospital, Fudan University

Neurology · Neurosurgery · Dermatology · Infectious disease

A strong option for complex neurological, neurosurgical, dermatological, and infectious-disease cases.

Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University exterior
02SHANGHAI

Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University

Cardiovascular · Liver disease · Respiratory · Transplant

Broad multidisciplinary resources for cardiovascular, liver, respiratory, digestive, and transplant care.

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03SHANGHAI

Children's Hospital of Fudan University

Pediatrics · Neonatal care · Pediatric surgery

A national-level pediatric center for complex childhood conditions and multidisciplinary care.

Ruijin Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University exterior
04SHANGHAI

Ruijin Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Endocrinology · Hematology · Complex medicine

Known for endocrinology, hematology, broad specialist depth, and a substantial international medical unit.

Renji Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University exterior
05SHANGHAI

Renji Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Digestive disease · Transplant · Rheumatology · Reproductive health

Relevant for digestive, liver, rheumatology, urology, reproductive, and allergy care.

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06SHANGHAI

Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital

Orthopedics · Trauma · Sports medicine · Metabolism

A key Shanghai resource for complex trauma, joint, sports, microsurgery, and metabolic care.

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07SHANGHAI

Xinhua Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Pediatric surgery · Neonatal care · Maternal-fetal care

Particularly relevant for complex pediatric surgery, neonatal, and perinatal conditions.

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08SHANGHAI

Shanghai General Hospital (IMCC)

Ophthalmology · Urology · Emergency access

Known for ophthalmology and an international center offering broad services and bilingual access.

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09SHANGHAI

Shanghai Children's Medical Center

Congenital heart disease · Pediatric oncology · Rare disease

A pediatric center with notable congenital-heart, hematology-oncology, and multidisciplinary programs.

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10SHANGHAI

Shanghai First Maternity and Infant Hospital

Obstetrics · Fetal medicine · Gynecology

Combines public-hospital maternal safety resources with selected private-service pathways.

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11SHANGHAI

International Peace Maternity & Child Health Hospital

Reproductive genetics · Prenatal diagnosis · Obstetrics

Relevant for reproductive genetics, prenatal diagnosis, fertility, and family-centered maternity care.

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12SHANGHAI

Huadong Hospital, Fudan University

Geriatrics · Multimorbidity · Rehabilitation

A distinctive option for older adults, multimorbidity assessment, rehabilitation, and long-term care planning.

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13SHANGHAI

Longhua Hospital, Shanghai University of TCM

TCM oncology support · Orthopedics · Acupuncture

An integrative-medicine option for supportive oncology, chronic conditions, pain, and rehabilitation.

Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital exterior
14SHANGHAI

Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital

Oral & maxillofacial · Reconstructive surgery · Dental care

A major resource for complex oral-maxillofacial care, reconstruction, and selected dental services.

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15SHANGHAI

Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center

Oncology · Pathology · Early-phase trials

A specialist oncology hospital with integrated diagnosis, pathology, surgery, systemic therapy, and trials.

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16SHANGHAI

Obstetrics & Gynecology Hospital of Fudan University

High-risk obstetrics · Gynecologic oncology · Reproductive endocrinology

A specialist women's hospital for complex obstetrics, gynecology, oncology, and reproductive health.

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17SHANGHAI

Shanghai Tenth People's Hospital

Cardiology · Digestive endoscopy · Thyroid disease

Relevant for interventional cardiology, digestive endoscopy, and thyroid evaluation.

Shanghai Changzheng Hospital exterior
18SHANGHAI

Shanghai Changzheng Hospital

Spine surgery · Orthopedics · Digestive disease

A potential specialist option for complex spine, orthopedic, digestive, and reconstructive cases.

Shanghai Changhai Hospital exterior
19SHANGHAI

Shanghai Changhai Hospital

Digestive disease · Urology · Burns · Sports medicine

A comprehensive military hospital with strengths in digestive, urologic, burn, and sports care.

Shanghai East Hospital, Tongji University exterior
20SHANGHAI

Shanghai East Hospital, Tongji University

Cardiovascular · Emergency · Oncology research · General practice

A convenient Pudong option with international services, cardiovascular, emergency, and oncology programs.

Shuguang Hospital, Shanghai University of TCM exterior
21SHANGHAI

Shuguang Hospital, Shanghai University of TCM

Integrative liver · Kidney · Metabolic care · Acupuncture

An integrative option for chronic liver, kidney, metabolic, digestive, and acupuncture needs.

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22SHANGHAI

Yueyang Hospital of Integrated TCM & Western Medicine

Acupuncture · Tuina · Pain · Rehabilitation

Distinctive non-drug and rehabilitation programs for chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions.

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