Renji Hospital

Not yet verified

• Consultation fee tiers and ward bed fees not published; third-party figures (CNY 300–800 per visit, CNY 800–6900 per day) unconfirmed.
• Number of international beds not found.
• Founding year conflicts: 2015 on the Chinese site, 2005 on the English IMS site.
• Whether listed IMS doctors hold regular international clinic hours, and their fees, is unverified.
• Insurer list was read from logos; full names of HSC and SSC unverified.
• No evidence found of JCI accreditation; the international service is DNV GL accredited.
• Hospital-wide annual outpatient visits not found.
• Phone booking hours: one page says weekdays, others Mon–Sat; Saturday phone booking unverified.
• Fudan 2024 rankings were not available; 2023 edition used.
• Haodf VIP fees (CNY 300–1500) are for Renji's general VIP clinics, not the IMS; Haodf also labels some 'expert clinic' slots at CNY 400–800, above the city cap for standard clinics, so slot labels may be inaccurate.
• Sun Yun was not found on Haodf; clinic times unverified.
• Whether the 2018 international fertility clinic (US specialist, CNY 800) still runs is unknown.
• Checkup package prices: neither the IMS personalized physical examination nor the Health Management Center publishes prices on official pages; only outdated third-party booking listings were found and not used.
• Inpatient deposit amount not published; the hospital revised its inpatient deposit rules in Sept 2025 under a national notice, but the new amounts are not public.
• English itemized receipt: the IMS discharge package lists a 'detailed expense list' but does not say it is in English; a city page mentions 'bilingual direct billing' without detail.
• Imaging export format: the discharge package includes 'imaging materials' (format not stated) and the hospital says imaging can be viewed online; whether overseas patients get a DICOM disc or a cloud link is unverified.
• Passport on WeChat booking: the WeChat add-card form defaults to a Chinese ID card; whether a passport can be used there is unverified. Phone/email booking via IMS treats the passport as the patient ID.
• IMS (international clinic) consultation fees are not published; the 2024 VIP fee list (CNY 300/400/508/800) is printed on the VIP schedule that also lists the IMS clinic address, but it is not confirmed that IMS charges the same.
• Telemedicine fees (CNY 2,000 / 5,000) are the IMS list price; whether the pre-visit email review of records is free is not stated.
• Visa letter: official texts say IMS helps foreign liver-transplant children and parents obtain entry medical visas and prepares admission letters and medical certificates for extensions; whether a pre-arrival invitation letter is issued for every patient type is not stated.
• Hours conflict: Chinese international clinic page (2024) and city Japanese page (2025) give East campus Sat 8:00–16:00 and West campus weekdays only; the IMS English page says Mon–Sat 8:00–17:00 at both.
• Direct-billing insurer count differs: 32 (IMS billing page), 34 (city Japanese page, Aug 2025), 35 (Renji WeChat, Dec 2025).
• IMS English program pages describe donor-sperm treatment for single women and same-sex couples and egg freezing for personal reasons; no Chinese-language Renji page says this, and it must be checked against national assisted-reproduction rules before any use.
• Kidney care: whether foreign dialysis or nephrology patients can be admitted, and dialysis session prices for travelers, are not published.
• Spine, dental, eye and thyroid care: departments exist, but whether IMS books foreign patients into them is not stated.
• Interpreter fee not stated; IMS pages describe staff interpretation without a separate charge.