Xinhua Hospital

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• Opening hours conflict: the 2024 city list says Mon–Sun 8:00–17:00, the 2025 list says Mon–Sat 8:00–17:00, and the hospital brochure promises 365-day and evening clinics.
• French as a service language comes only from the hospital's undated brochure; both city lists name English only.
• Direct billing: the city list (2024-10) names 19 insurers; the brochure says more than 20. No newer insurer list was found.
• 71 international beds in four wards are confirmed by the department head (Yicai, 2026); the figure of about 200 senior doctors comes only from the undated brochure.
• DNV international accreditation: the project started in May 2024; no evidence that accreditation has been granted.
• No evidence of JCI accreditation.
• International consultation fee tiers and which bed-fee tier applies to international wards are not published.
• Whether the Fengxian campus offers international services is not known.
• Xinhua News Agency (2026) quotes Hao Siguo saying 11 patients from abroad or Hong Kong/Macao came to the mainland for a new myeloma drug since 2024; it does not say all were treated at Xinhua.
• Fudan 2024 rankings were not available; 2023 edition used.
• Chu Bingfeng and Rao Jia have sessions labeled Jinglang / international department (Building 28, 8F) on Haodf; the other experts hold special-needs (VIP) sessions, and whether they also see patients inside the international center is not confirmed. Haodf schedules and fees (Oct 2026) can change.
• Yicai (2026) names the department 'Jinglang Special Needs and International Medical Department'; its head, Ma Fei, gave the staffing and payment details.
• Floor: the city list (2024-10) gives 'MF', Building 28; Haodf's October 2026 schedules label sessions 'Building 28, 8F, Jinglang International Medical Department', matching MediLink's 8th-floor insurance desk.
• Test and procedure prices come from the hospital's regular price list; whether the international center charges the same is not stated.
• Booking: no source says whether a patient can register or book with a passport through email, phone or WeChat; the international department's online booking system (procured December 2024) is not publicly described.
• Lead time: 'surgery scheduled within days' is the department head's general statement (Yicai, 2026), not a published Xinhua waiting time; no figure exists for the time from first email to first visit.
• Remote review: the email and video pre-assessment is described only by the department head in Yicai (2026); no fee, form or response time is published. The price list's internet consultation fees (CNY 500 / 800 / 1,500 per day for associate chief / chief / top-tier experts) are not confirmed to apply to patients abroad.
• Consultation fees: the international department's own fee schedule is not published; the CNY 516 Jinglang figure is one doctor's Haodf listing (Oct 2026).
• Checkup packages: the hospital publishes no checkup package prices, and whether the international department offers checkups is not stated.
• Inpatient deposit: no amount is published. The guarantee-letter and up-front-deposit rule comes from MediLink-Global's provider page, an insurance service company, not from the hospital.
• Direct billing applies to the insurers on the city list (19 in October 2024); what happens with insurers not on the list is not published.
• English receipts and reports: Yicai (2026) says the hospital issued a detailed statement of charges on request, but not in which language; no source confirms English itemized receipts or English medical reports.
• Imaging: cloud viewing through the hospital WeChat account covers the most recent six months only and needs a linked patient card; whether passport-registered international patients can link a card, and whether DICOM discs or films can be issued, is not stated.
• Visa letter: the hospital's wording is 'visa support' and Yicai says the department 'invites' accepted patients; the form of the document is not described.
• Remote follow-up: the internet hospital offers online follow-up to patients seen in the same department within six months (fee CNY 25 per visit), but whether it can be used from abroad or by passport holders is not stated.
• Companion in ward: whether the international wards are part of the no-companion care program, and whether a family member may stay overnight, is not stated.