China Checkup GuideOpen checklist

Medical and legal notice

Scope

China Checkup Guide describes how health-check services in mainland China are organised as published by the institutions themselves: what packages are listed, how booking is said to work, how reports are collected. It does not sell checkups or take bookings. It is an independent information project, not a government body, an association or a hospital.

Not a clinical guide

We do not say which tests you need, interpret results, or replace a doctor’s judgement. No doctor–patient relationship arises from reading these pages.

Urgent symptoms

Do not wait for a checkup. In mainland China call 120; abroad, call the local emergency number.

Dates and sources

Package contents, prices and times are copied from the institution’s own page and dated. They change often. Always confirm with the institution before you plan around them, and read our summary as unofficial.

No endorsement

Institutions named here have neither commissioned nor approved these pages, and mention is not a recommendation. They have no affiliation with this site. Their names and marks stay theirs.

What not to send

This site does not ask for results, images or personal identifiers and is not equipped to protect them at present. Please do not send any.

Corrections and removals

Corrections or removal requests go to contact@medicals.org.cn together with the page link. When we receive one we check it against the cited source and then amend or take down the page or entry, and we record the request and our reply.

Present arrangements

As of 26 October 2026, the guide does not charge readers, sell services, book appointments or refer patients, and has no sponsors, booking commissions, advertising or product sales. If a paid service, advertising, affiliate link or partnership is introduced, it will be labelled on the relevant pages and this notice updated.

Last reviewed: 26 October 2026.