Who you will actually see
Named hospitals, named specialists
You are travelling for medical care, so the hospital matters more than our brochure. Here are the institutions we coordinate with, what they specialise in, and why patients travel to China in the first place. The decision stays yours.
Partner hospitals
The hospitals we coordinate with
Here are the institutions we coordinate with, what they specialise in, and the specialists behind them.
Tertiary general hospital
Tianjin Perennial Hospital
中国首家外商独资三级综合医院 · China's first wholly foreign-owned tertiary general hospital
- 500 beds, 500+ clinical staff; opened February 2025 as the first foreign-owned hospital to receive a tertiary licence under China's medical-sector opening policy.
- Cardiothoracic team led by Academician Wan Feng — off-pump coronary bypass, minimally invasive bypass and ventricular assist device implantation; a "national-team" cardiac surgery resource.
- Departments: internal medicine, general surgery, oncology centre, orthopaedics, urology, ENT, cardiothoracic & vascular centre, chronic disease management, dental, health-check centre and an international department.
- GE Healthcare full-cycle oncology centre; Siemens Healthineers hybrid cardiac operating theatre.
- Medical-insurance designated (since April 2025).
- Address: No.2 Fengya Road, Zhangjiawo, Xiqing District, Tianjin — beside Tianjin South Railway Station.
Tianjin New Century Women's & Children's Hospital
高端妇儿医院 · a premium women's and children's hospital
- Part of New Century Healthcare, a group built to international clinical standards.
- Departments: paediatric internal medicine, paediatric surgery, paediatric ENT, ophthalmology and dermatology, obstetrics & gynaecology, child health, anaesthesia and medical imaging.
- 24-hour hotline 022-60975151; outpatient 08:00–17:00, emergency 17:00–08:00, seven days a week.
- Direct-billing insurance support and a multilingual front desk.
- Address: No.33 Chifeng Road, Heping District, Tianjin.
We match you to the hospital and physician that actually fit your case.
Why China
Why patients travel to China
Six reasons, each with a concrete number. Judge them for yourself.
Surgical precision from case volume
China's top hospitals perform 3–5× the annual surgical volume of global peers. In oncology, cardiovascular, orthopaedics and ophthalmology, physicians have seen more complex cases.
Speed: diagnosis to surgery faster
From first consultation to complex surgery often takes 1–2 weeks in China, versus 3–6 months in some countries. For cancer and cardiac patients, time itself is a prognostic factor.
Integrated Chinese & Western medicine
Post-operative recovery, chronic-disease management, cancer support and pain care — TCM offers recovery paths Western systems cannot easily replicate.
Controllable cost
For comparable complex surgery, China costs roughly 1/5–1/8 of the US and 1/3–1/4 of Singapore. Published pricing lets you know the full cost up front.
Access to innovative therapies
PD-1, CAR-T, proton therapy and robotic surgery are in routine use at top hospitals — options that may be unavailable or expensive in the patient's home country.
Digital healthcare infrastructure
Internet hospitals, AI imaging, remote consultation and interoperable records make post-departure follow-up, re-checks and prescription renewal efficient and remote.
Comparison
China against other destinations
So you can see when China is the rational choice — and when it is not.
| Dimension | China (TGCP) | USA | Singapore | Thailand | India |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Complex cancer surgery | Very high case volume | Top research | High-end, limited volume | Not a strength | Cost-effective |
| Cardiovascular surgery | Very high efficiency | Top technology | Reliable but costly | Average | Mature and cheap |
| Overall cost | Highly competitive | Very expensive | Expensive | Moderately low | Lowest |
| Wait time | 1–2 weeks | 1–3 months | 2–4 weeks | Within 1 week | Within 1 week |
| TCM / recovery | Globally unique | Complementary only | Limited | Wellness strength | Traditional medicine |
| Language / culture | TGCP fully coordinated | English seamless | English seamless | Good English | Limited English |
| Innovative drug access | Accelerating approval | Broadest globally | Faster | Average | Generic strength |
Based on published medical data and TGCP operating experience. Medical decisions should always be individualised; TGCP's remote pre-consultation helps you make an informed match.
Boundaries
Who is responsible for what
Three parties, three agreements, written before a single booking. Ambiguity here is how patients get hurt.
| Party | Role | Written boundary |
|---|---|---|
| You, and your family | Service recipient | Signs the service agreement with us and a travel contract with the agency; pays the hospital directly |
| TIECEC / TGCP | Health coordinator | Medical coordination, companions, itinerary design and follow-up. We do not form tour groups, charge tour fees or carry travel-agency liability |
| Licensed travel agency | Tour operator of record | Contract responsibility for transport, accommodation and touring, with tour-operator insurance |
| Treating hospital | Clinical provider | Diagnosis and treatment. Clinical liability rests with the hospital, accident cover with the insurer |
Rules we hold ourselves to
What we will not do
No efficacy or success-rate claims
Clinical outcome statistics never enter our marketing. Published literature may be cited with its source and never used as a selling point.
Real relationships only
Every partner named on this site is one we genuinely work with.
Health data handled carefully
Records transferred through encrypted channels with separate written consent, stored domestically, and always redacted before any disclosure.
Want to know which hospital fits you?
Tell us your situation in plain language. The 48-hour assessment matches you to a hospital and physician, with a written estimate — before you book anything.