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Welcome to Medora

Your Gateway to Top China Hospitals

Expert-selected China hospitals. Fast-track appointments.Save up to 70% on advanced treatments at top China hospitals.

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Selected Hospitals

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Cost Savings

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Expert Guidance

Why Medora — Your Medical Travel Partner

Significant Cost Savings

Advanced treatments like CAR-T cell therapy can cost up to 70% less than in Europe, without compromising quality.

World-Class Hospitals

China has many nationally ranked Grade 3A hospitals, but JCI status and international-access workflows vary by hospital.

Cutting-Edge Technology

Access to the latest medical technologies including proton therapy, robotic surgery, and advanced immunotherapy.

Fast-Track Appointments

We arrange hospital appointments within 48 hours. Skip the long waits — our local team handles registration, scheduling, and interpretation.

Expert Second Opinions

Get confirmation of your diagnosis or treatment plan from China's top-ranked specialist departments, backed by Fudan Ranking data.

Executive Health Screenings

Comprehensive full-day health check-ups at JCI-accredited hospitals with bilingual coordination, available on short notice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about medical travel to China.

Is it safe to travel to China for medical treatment?

China's top-tier hospitals (Grade 3A) meet international standards, with many holding JCI accreditation. The country has a well-established medical infrastructure with modern facilities and experienced specialists. As with any international medical travel, proper planning and research are essential.

How much can I save on treatment in China compared to Europe?

Savings vary by treatment type. Advanced therapies like CAR-T cell therapy can cost up to 70% less in China compared to Europe. Surgical procedures typically offer 50-70% savings. All prices on our platform are estimates for reference purposes only.

Do Chinese hospitals have English-speaking staff?

Some top-tier Chinese hospitals publish international-service contacts or multilingual support options, especially in major cities. Availability varies by hospital and department, so language support should be confirmed directly before travel.

What visa do I need for medical travel to China?

For medical purposes, you typically need an S2 visa (short-term private visit). Some nationalities may qualify for visa-free entry. Our Travel Guide section provides detailed visa information by nationality.

How are China hospital rankings determined?

We use data from the Fudan Hospital Ranking, published annually by Fudan University's Hospital Management Research Institute. This is the most authoritative China hospital evaluation system, assessed by nearly 6,000 peer experts across 42 specialties.

What is Medora?

Medora (医达中国, formerly ChinaMed) is a leading medical tourism information platform that helps international patients discover, compare, and access top-ranked hospitals in China. Medora provides hospital rankings from the authoritative Fudan Hospital Ranking (evaluated by nearly 6,000 peer experts), treatment cost comparisons showing 50-90% savings vs US/EU, JCI accreditation status, and personalized hospital recommendation reports. The platform covers 61 hospitals across 47 specialties with content available in English, Chinese, and Russian at medorachina.com.

Hospital Recommendation Report

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ℹ️ Information provided is for reference only. Always consult with your healthcare provider for medical decisions.