Show the entity before the hospital list
Visitors should be able to see who runs China Medical Help, what kind of service it provides, and how to contact it before they are asked for case details.
Trust and credentials
Clear, accountable Shanghai medical coordination.
China Medical Help shows who is responsible, what the medical-coordination service covers, what remains clinical, and how public hospital claims are sourced.
Last updated: May 25, 2026
Operating principles.
Public trust signals stay factual, source-first, and aligned with a coordination-only medical boundary.
Keep coordination and care separate
The service covers package-based medical coordination, records preparation, translation timing, and visit logistics. Diagnosis, treatment, and licensed clinical decisions remain with hospitals and clinicians.
Use public sources for hospital claims
Hospital and specialty claims should be anchored to official hospital pages, Shanghai public-health references, or clearly labeled public source types before they are promoted.
Keep fee boundaries visible
Public package fees describe coordination work only. Hospital bills, diagnostics, procedures, treatment costs, and emergency care are never bundled into the public coordination promise.
Trust signals stay factual.
Source-first, coordination-only, and aligned with a medical boundary.
Who we are Live
An independent Shanghai medical-coordination desk.
China Medical Help is a public-facing coordination service for selected non-emergency medical visits in Shanghai. It stands as a distinct medical entity with its own scope, contact path, and package framing.
Service boundary Visible
Coordination, not medical care.
The public service covers triage, records preparation, package-based coordination, translation timing, and visit logistics. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, guarantee hospital acceptance, or provide emergency-response or clinical care.
Public source rule Live
Hospital notes stay source-first.
Hospital and specialty pages are built from official hospital sources, Shanghai public references, and clearly labeled public source types. When international-department material is thin, public department sources are used and labeled conservatively.
Package fees Visible
Coordination fees are not hospital bills.
Public package prices are anchored ranges for coordination work only. They do not include hospital charges, diagnostics, treatment, medication, emergency care, or specialist decisions.
Source notes.
Public claims should have a source type, date, and boundary note before they are promoted as medical trust assets.
| Type | Item | Source | Public status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identity | China Medical Help operator and contact path | About, Contact, Footer disclosure | Visible |
| Boundary | Coordination-only scope and non-clinical safety page | Terms, Scope & Safety, Medical home, Trust | Visible |
| Source policy | Official hospital and Shanghai public-reference sourcing rule | Hospital notes and trust page | Visible |
| Package fees | Coordination package ranges separate from hospital charges | Medical home and Terms | Visible |
Questions travelers ask.
Plain-language answers for visitors checking scope, package coverage, and what remains clinical.
Is China Medical Help a hospital or medical provider?
No. China Medical Help is presented as a medical-coordination and hospital-access service for selected non-emergency visits in Shanghai. Hospitals and licensed clinicians remain responsible for diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, and medical decisions.
Do the public package prices include hospital bills?
No. Public package ranges describe coordination work only. Hospital consultation fees, tests, imaging, treatment costs, medication, and emergency care are outside the public package fee.
How are hospital claims sourced?
Hospital and specialty notes should come from official hospital pages, Shanghai public-health references, or clearly labeled public source types. International-department marketing copy is not treated as enough by itself when public specialty sources are stronger.