CBB Health Consulting Caring Beyond Borders · 跨越国界的照护

Medical travel to China

Caring beyond borders

Specialist care at leading hospitals in Guangzhou and Foshan, with one team handling the parts that are hard from abroad: records, appointments, visas, language and follow-up.

  • First assessment is free Send us what you have — reports, scans, a short history. A coordinator reviews it and tells you whether a trip makes sense.
  • Working with 8 hospitals and centres Public Tier-3A and international private hospitals in Guangzhou and Foshan, plus an independent imaging and health-screening centre.
  • English and Chinese, end to end One WhatsApp group, one coordinator, and every report, consent form and discharge summary translated.
A Chinese city skyline in daylight

What we take care of

We do not practise medicine. We make the China part of your treatment work — and hand your records back to your own doctor afterwards.

Records review and second opinion

We translate and organise your reports, then put them in front of the right specialist for a written opinion before you book anything.

Hospital and specialist matching

Which hospital, which department, which surgeon — matched to your condition, timeline and budget rather than to a brochure.

Appointments, visa and travel

Department-head-level appointments, the hospital's medical visa invitation letter, flights, airport pickup and accommodation near the hospital.

Interpretation and on-site coordination

An English-speaking escort for consultations, examinations and admissions; consent forms and discharge instructions interpreted line by line.

Aftercare and records handover

DICOM images copied, full records translated, and a structured summary sent to your doctor at home, with remote follow-up afterwards.

Health screening and check-ups

One-to-one screening programmes with PET/CT, 3.0T MRI and cardiac imaging, reported in English and explained by a physician.

Why patients use a coordinator

The hospitals are excellent. The gaps are language, scheduling and continuity — and that is the part we own.

Self-operated staff, not a dispatch platform
Full-time, trained and certified coordinators working from service centres near the hospitals — no gig-economy dispatch.
Prices in writing before you travel
A written quote covering our service fees and the hospital's estimated charges. We tell you what is fixed and what can still change.
One team, three roles
A medical coordinator, a travel concierge and an interpreter assigned to your case, reachable in one group chat.
Your own doctor stays in the loop
Reports, images and prescriptions go back to your physician, so treatment continues rather than restarting at home.

Five steps, two to four weeks

A typical case runs two to four weeks from first contact to treatment. Most of it happens before you fly.

  1. 01

    Initial consultation and health assessment

    You send your records; a coordinator reviews them with a specialist and comes back with options. Free, no obligation.

    • 1–2 days
    • Free of charge
  2. 02

    Medical and travel plan

    A written plan: which hospital, which specialist, what the treatment involves, how long you stay, and what it costs.

    • 3–5 days
    • Written cost breakdown
  3. 03

    Arrangements and pre-departure

    Appointments booked, records sent to the treating physician in advance, visa invitation letter issued, hotel and airport transfer arranged.

    • One week before departure
    • Visa invitation letter
  4. 04

    Treatment in China

    An English-speaking escort for every visit, hospital admissions handled, a coordinator reachable 24/7, family kept informed.

    • 14–21 days on average
    • 24/7 coordination
  5. 05

    Return home and follow-up

    Records, images and a treatment summary handed over to your doctor at home, with remote follow-up and medication guidance after you leave.

    • 3–6 months of remote follow-up
    • Full records handover

See how it works

Clinical strengths

Six areas where the Guangzhou hospitals we work with are particularly strong. Treatment options are confirmed by the hospital's physicians after they see your records.

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

  • Early screening and diagnosis
  • Precision radiotherapy and combined treatment
  • Follow-up after radiotherapy

Respiratory & thoracic surgery

  • COPD and asthma management
  • Lung cancer screening and minimally invasive surgery
  • Lung transplant and thoracoscopic surgery

Orthopaedics

  • Hip, knee and shoulder joint replacement
  • Spinal surgery and disc herniation
  • Arthroscopic (minimally invasive) procedures
  • Fracture repair and trauma care

Organ transplantation

  • Liver and kidney transplantation
  • Heart transplantation and post-operative management
  • Living-donor transplantation
  • Long-term follow-up after transplant

Rehabilitation medicine

  • Post-operative orthopaedic rehabilitation
  • Stroke and neurological rehabilitation
  • Sports injury rehabilitation
  • Chronic pain management

Traditional Chinese medicine

  • TCM constitution assessment and body-constitution care
  • Acupuncture and tuina
  • Integrated TCM and Western medicine
  • Chronic disease management with TCM

See how it works

Diagnostics and health screening

Screening before treatment, or a check-up on its own. Reports come back in English within days, not weeks.

  • Whole-body PET/CT, 3.0T MRI, dual-source CT, EOS and ultrasound under one roof
  • Ten screening programmes, including full-body tumour screening and lung-nodule management
  • One-to-one appointments in private rooms; bilingual report and physician explanation
Eye examination

Hospitals in our partner network

All of them have international patient departments with English-speaking coordinators. Guangzhou and Foshan are 30–60 minutes apart by car.

The First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen UniversityGuangzhou · Public Tier 3A · JCI accredited
Guangdong Provincial People's HospitalGuangzhou · Public Tier 3A · JCI accredited
Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical UniversityGuangzhou · Public Tier 3A · JCI accredited
The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical UniversityGuangzhou · Public Tier 3A · WHO collaborating centre
Sun Yat-sen University Cancer CenterGuangzhou · Public Tier 3A · WHO collaborating centre
HeYou HospitalFoshan · Private Tier 3 · JCI accredited
Fosun Chancheng HospitalFoshan · Private Tier 3 · JCI accredited
GoSun Medical Imaging & Health Examination CenterGuangzhou Yuexiu · Independent imaging & screening centre

See how it works

Send us your reports. We will tell you what is realistic.

The first assessment is free, and it is fine if the answer is that you should stay home.