Huashan Hospital

Not yet verified

• Official consultation fee tiers and inpatient prices were not found; fees quoted here come from Haodf booking listings (CNY 1200 foreigner clinic; CNY 318–598 VIP clinics), not hospital price lists.
• Japanese, Cantonese and Shanghainese service claimed only by an old third-party list (2012); not confirmed officially.
• JCI accreditation mentioned only on an old hospital web page; current status unverified.
• Pudong campus foreigner clinic: English service, fees and direct billing unverified.
• 24-hour emergency service for foreigners mentioned only on old pages; current status unverified.
• Annual number of foreign patients not published; only cumulative totals and country counts.
• A third-party agency says foreigners can book via WeChat with a passport; the official page lists only Chinese IDs.
• Fudan 2024 rankings were not available; 2023 edition used.
• Current international clinic outpatient volume: about 40,000 visits per year officially; a 2024 media report said about 50,000.
• The German embassy's medical office (2023) says the center has no pediatric service for children under 14; not confirmed by the hospital.
• Haodf lists six doctors under the international center, but only two (Zheng Zhizhong, Xu Feng) had center sessions in the Oct 2026 schedule.
• Whether the international center charges tests at standard rates (city caps) or at VIP rates is not published.
• Booking from abroad: the center publishes email and phone contacts, and media report overseas patients traveling to Huashan for planned surgery, but no official page describes booking before arrival in China.
• Passport registration: the hospital's booking guide lists only Chinese ID or social-security cards; a patient-escort agency says passports work on the WeChat account. No official page states how the International Medical Center registers passport holders.
• Lead time from first contact to a consultation at the International Medical Center is not published. Regular clinics release expert slots 2 weeks ahead and standard or specialty slots 4 weeks ahead.
• No official remote record review or second-opinion service for patients abroad was found; Internet Hospital follow-ups require a Huashan visit in the past 3 months (2020 report), and eligibility for foreign passport holders is unknown.
• International Medical Center consultation fees are not published: CNY 1200 comes from a Haodf listing (2026) and CNY 600 from a 2013 newspaper report.
• Health checkups are listed as a center service on an older hospital page (about 2014), but no package prices are published; 2026 checkup-center prices seen only on a commercial booking platform were not used.
• Inpatient deposit amount is not published; the hospital's admission flowchart gives no figure.
• English itemized receipts, English medical reports and the imaging export format (DICOM disc or cloud link) are not documented on any official page found.
• Visa invitation letters, family members staying in the ward, and interpreter fees for languages other than English are not documented.
• The city directory lists 28 specialty departments in Huashan's international-services entry; whether every listed specialty admits international inpatients through the center is not stated.