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INTERNATIONAL PATIENT GUIDE · GUANGZHOU

International cancer care in Guangzhou

Jinshazhou Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine coordinates record review, specialist matching, hospital admission and practical support for international patients.The first step is to submit a complete medical file. The relevant clinical team reviews the information before travel arrangements are confirmed.Request a medical-record review →

QUICK ANSWER

How does the international patient pathway work?

Send your medical records, allow the international patient team to check them for completeness, receive guidance from the relevant department, and travel only after the next steps are confirmed. The team can then coordinate interpretation, admission, accommodation and local transport.

  1. Submit recordsShare diagnosis, pathology, imaging and previous treatment information.
  2. Clinical reviewThe appropriate department evaluates the available information.
  3. Confirm the pathwayClarify likely examinations, timing and practical arrangements.
  4. Coordinate the visitArrange travel support, interpretation, admission and follow-up.

BEFORE SUBMISSION

Records to prepare

  • Diagnosis summary and recent medical history
  • Pathology reports and slides, if available
  • CT, MRI or PET imaging reports and original files
  • Laboratory and molecular testing results
  • Previous surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy records
  • Current medicines, allergies and passport copy

AFTER REVIEW

What the team can coordinate

  • Relevant specialist and department
  • Multidisciplinary consultation when appropriate
  • Appointment and admission scheduling
  • Medical-visa documentation support
  • Airport transfer, accommodation and interpretation
  • Discharge records and remote follow-up communication

VERIFIABLE HOSPITAL INFORMATION

Explore care capabilities

Suitability for any examination or treatment depends on specialist assessment. These pages describe hospital capabilities and do not constitute an individual recommendation.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Can I receive a treatment plan before travelling to Guangzhou?

A specialist can review a complete medical file and advise on the appropriate department and likely next steps. A final diagnosis or treatment plan may require an in-person consultation and further examinations.

Which medical records should I prepare?

Prepare a recent diagnosis summary, pathology report and slides if available, imaging reports and original image files, laboratory results, current medications, previous treatment records and a copy of the patient's passport.

How quickly will the hospital respond?

The international patient team first checks whether the file is complete, then coordinates review by the relevant clinical department. Timing depends on record completeness and specialist availability.

Does the hospital assist with travel and communication?

After the clinical pathway is confirmed, the international patient team can coordinate medical-visa documents, airport transfer, accommodation, interpretation, admission scheduling and follow-up communication.

Are treatment results guaranteed?

No. Treatment suitability, risks and expected outcomes vary by diagnosis, stage and individual condition. Decisions require assessment by qualified clinicians, and no outcome can be guaranteed.

INTERNATIONAL PATIENT SERVICE

Submit your case

Complete five essential details. Attachments are optional, and our international patient team aims to respond within 24 hours.