Comprehensive physical
U.S. planning reference≈ $5,000
Beijing planning reference≈ $1,200
Scope varies widely. Compare included imaging, labs, physician reviews, and follow-up—not just the headline price.
For Americans planning care abroad
Cross-border care, without the guesswork.
Plan medical treatment in Beijing or Shanghai with independent guidance, bilingual coordination, and a clear view of every cost before you travel.
No hospital commissionsPatients pay providers directlyWritten quotes before travel
01 / A clearer model
Care should be understandable
A guide on your side, not a broker in the middle.
Medical travel can lower costs, but only if the clinical plan, provider credentials, logistics, and follow-up are made clear. Our role is to help you ask better questions and coordinate the path—not to steer you toward the highest-paying hospital.
Separate paymentsYou pay the hospital, doctor, hotel, and airline directly. The coordination fee is listed separately.
Screen before you travelRecords, written estimates, likely risks, and post-treatment needs are reviewed before an itinerary is built.
Interpret meaning, not just wordsBilingual support helps translate medical instructions, cultural expectations, and practical next steps.
Planning benchmarks
Start with a comparison. End with a written quote.
These figures are directional benchmarks for early planning—not offers, guarantees, or a substitute for a treatment-specific estimate.
Single dental implant
U.S. planning reference$3,000–$6,000
China provider estimateQuote pending
Implant system, bone grafting, crown material, and number of visits can materially change the total.
Knee replacement
U.S. planning reference≈ $50,000
China provider estimateQuote pending
A complete comparison must include implant choice, inpatient care, rehabilitation, lodging, and the return-flight window.
All amounts are in U.S. dollars. Actual U.S. cost depends on insurance and benefits; actual China cost depends on clinical review and provider. Travel, lodging, companion costs, and the coordination fee are separate unless a written estimate says otherwise.
From question to return home
One journey, six clear decisions.
You keep control at every stage. No travel is booked and no provider is selected until you understand the proposed care and its tradeoffs.
Define the need
Share the procedure or screening you are considering, your timing, and the questions you need answered. This is not a diagnosis.
Organize records
Create a concise medical summary and identify the records, imaging, medication list, and physician notes needed for review.
Compare care options
Review credentials, treatment scope, written estimates, likely recovery, and what happens if the plan changes.
Build the itinerary
Coordinate appointment timing with flights, visa requirements, lodging, ground transportation, interpretation, and a realistic recovery buffer.
Navigate care in China
Receive bilingual support through check-in, consultations, treatment, discharge instructions, and practical day-to-day logistics.
Return with a handoff
Leave with translated records and a follow-up plan you can share with a U.S. clinician. Local follow-up must be arranged separately.
Care networks
Beijing depth. Shanghai access.
Partner hospitals are being screened now. Specific names will only be published after clinical capability, international-patient operations, pricing transparency, and follow-up protocols have been reviewed.
PEK / 01
Beijing medical network
Being evaluated for joint replacement, complex specialty care, executive physicals, and dental services—with attention to international departments and bilingual coordination.
Partner screening in progressSHA / 02
Shanghai medical network
Being evaluated for executive physicals, premium dental care, and specialty referrals, with practical access for Pacific Northwest travelers.
Partner screening in progressTransparent coordination
One fixed service fee. Zero hospital kickbacks.
Patients pay hospitals and other providers directly. We do not accept commissions or referral fees from hospitals, which keeps the recommendation separate from the provider’s bill.
You receive the coordination scope and fee in writing before you decide to proceed.
Dental implant journey$1,500–$2,500
Joint replacement journey$2,500–$4,000
Executive physical journey$500–$800
Illustrative fixed-fee ranges. Final service scope and fee depend on case complexity, travel duration, and level of on-site support. Medical, travel, lodging, insurance, and companion expenses are separate.
Who this may fit
Built for deliberate planners.
Age 55–64 and between coverage optionsEspecially early retirees, self-employed people, or those facing a gap before Medicare eligibility.
A planned, non-emergency needYou have time to review options, records, travel fitness, and follow-up before making a decision.
Comfort comparing tradeoffsYou want to weigh clinical quality, price, travel, recovery, and continuity—not chase a discount alone.
A U.S. follow-up planYou understand that overseas care still requires appropriate follow-up after you return home.
Before you decide
Questions worth asking.
Is this medical advice?
No. Jadova Health provides education, translation, planning, and coordination. Diagnosis and treatment decisions belong to licensed clinicians. You should involve a trusted U.S. clinician where appropriate.
How are hospitals selected?
The screening framework considers clinical capability, relevant specialist experience, international-patient operations, credential transparency, written pricing, complication pathways, and follow-up records. Specific partners have not yet been announced.
Who receives my medical payment?
You pay the hospital or treating provider directly. Jadova Health’s fixed coordination fee is separate. We do not take a commission or kickback from the hospital.
What if my treatment plan changes after I arrive?
A written estimate should define what is and is not included, but clinical findings can change a plan. Before treatment, ask the clinician to explain the reason, alternatives, added risks, and revised cost. Non-emergency changes remain your decision.
What happens if there is a complication?
That question must be answered before travel: which provider handles it, what additional care may cost, what insurance may cover, when it is safe to fly, and who coordinates records with your U.S. clinician. No overseas pathway removes clinical or travel risk.
Does the service include flights, hotels, or insurance?
No. Those costs are separate unless your written service scope explicitly says otherwise. The coordinator can help organize the plan, while you retain direct control of purchases and provider payments.
Start with your questions
Prepare a concise care brief.
Select a care path and download a checklist of the information to gather before speaking with a coordinator or clinician. Nothing is submitted or stored.
What are you exploring?
The checklist stays on this device unless you choose to share it. It does not contain or request sensitive medical details.