Fudan Cancer Center

Not yet verified

• No separate international department found on official sites; a third-party agency claims an International Patient Center with English-speaking staff
• Whether the hospital joined the expanded 22-hospital medical tourism pilot (2026) is unconfirmed
• Proton center foreign-patient claims (16 languages, 40+ direct-billing insurers, 2017 JCI score 99.3) come from a third-party agency only
• VIP clinic location (Xuhui Building 1, 5F) comes only from a third-party page
• Fudan 2024 ranking data not yet available; 2023 edition used
• Commercial insurance direct billing: no information on the official website; the hospital is not on the city's October 2024 'Find a Hospital' list or its August 2025 international-hospital list (the separate Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center is on the 2025 list)
• Languages and payment methods for foreign patients not published; VIP clinic clock times not published (days taken from the official two-week VIP schedule, October 2026, and may change)
• The hospital does not publish VIP fees; the fees above come from Haodf listings (Oct 2026) and may differ from the hospital's own booking channels. Haodf labels some sessions differently from the official VIP schedule (for example Wu Xiaohua's Tuesday session).
• Inpatient costs at FUSCC not published; the Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center's average cost figure (about CNY 310,000) dates from 2019
• Doctors' titles come from Haodf verified profiles; official FUSCC profile pages were still under maintenance on 2026-10-07
• Experts' VIP days come from the official two-week schedule (2026-10-07 to 10-20), with the second week used as the typical pattern; days can change
• Booking from abroad: official pages do not say whether a patient outside China can create an e-card or book with a passport through WeChat, Alipay, the phone lines, WeDoctor or the Shanghai municipal platform; no email or English booking channel was found.
• Lead time: slot release rules and the typical wait from first contact to a VIP or expert visit are not published on the official website (only internet-hospital expert sessions, which open at 17:00 the day before, per a 2022 notice).
• Remote review for first-time patients abroad: not offered as a published hospital service; Haodf consultations are sold per doctor on a third-party platform, and whether overseas users can register and pay there was not checked.
• VIP and expert clinic fees come from Haodf listings (October 2026); the hospital does not publish its own fee list. The general and expert tiers are given only as Shanghai maximums for public hospitals (S44); the figures CNY 25 / 40 / 50 are carried over from other verified profiles citing the same notice, and the notice's price annex was not re-opened.
• Checkup packages: none found on official pages, and the official clinical department list has no health-checkup department; whether the hospital sells cancer-screening packages is unconfirmed.
• Inpatient deposit amount not published on official pages.
• Overseas insurance billing or guarantee letters, English itemized receipts, English medical reports and image export (CD or cloud link) are not mentioned on official pages.
• Interpreter service, interpreter fees and visa invitation letters are not mentioned on official pages.
• Department-specific acceptance of foreign patients is not stated for neurosurgery, head and neck surgery or integrative medicine; the hospital-level evidence comes from news stories about individual overseas patients.
• Transport details come from a 2014 hospital page; Pudong campus transport and airport directions are not published.