One of China's strongest centres for neurology and neurosurgery, with leading dermatology, infectious disease and hand surgery.
By China MedPass Β· Updated Β· Sources: official hospital website Β· How we write
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Huashan is where many Chinese patients with difficult neurological problems end up: its neurology and neurosurgery departments are among the most experienced in the country, and its dermatology and infectious disease departments are equally well known. For an international patient it offers a Shanghai alternative to Beijing's neuroscience hospitals β useful when Shanghai is easier to reach, or when a second, independent opinion is the goal. As everywhere, the right department matters more than the hospital name, so we match your question to the right team.
China MedPass can coordinate the following at Huashan Hospital for international patients:
You share your records (existing imaging, lab results, a short problem summary) in their original language. We translate and summarise them and identify the right department and specialist.
We match you to the hospital and senior-attending-level specialist whose expertise actually fits your specific clinical question β not a generic outpatient slot.
We secure the appointment, send you a preparation pack covering documents, payment, what to bring, and confirm the bilingual escort schedule.
Your local coordinator meets you at the hospital, handles registration and communication in Mandarin, attends the consultation with you, and makes sure nothing gets lost in translation.
We deliver a structured English summary of the hospital's reports plus your DICOM imaging files by secure download, ready for your home doctor.
30-day follow-up window β we coordinate clarifications with the hospital, optional physician-to-physician calls, and any additional documentation your home team requests.
Two cost components, no surprises:
Paid directly to Huashan Hospital on the day of service. Amount depends on the specific imaging, consultation or procedure β quoted in writing before you travel.
From $250 for an imaging-only coordination case; from $400 for a written second opinion; from $450 for a senior specialist consultation; from $980 for full-concierge complex cases.
What's included in our coordination fee: case review, hospital booking, full-day bilingual escort, English report translation, DICOM file collection, 30-day follow-up. All prices subject to hospital availability and clinical suitability β we confirm the full quote in writing before any payment.
Tell us about your case and we'll confirm whether Huashan Hospital is the right fit, then arrange the appointment, bilingual escort and English report end-to-end.
Everything around your appointment at Huashan Hospital, Fudan University β handled.