Medical2China works on the practical connection between overseas enquiries and independent healthcare providers in China. We welcome partnership discussions with organisations that need hospital contact, Shanghai visit coordination, travel support or a clear handoff for the people they serve.
Who can start a conversation
- Medical travel agencies, patient facilitators and independent referral organisations supporting people considering care in China.
- Overseas clinics, physicians and hospitals seeking an administrative contact for an international patient enquiry.
- Employers, assistance companies, insurers and relocation teams exploring support for a member, employee or client.
- Patient communities, associations and content publishers that want a clear service-information or enquiry pathway.
- Hospitals, interpreters, travel companies and local service providers interested in a defined coordination role.
What Medical2China can coordinate
Our scope includes introductions and administrative contact with independent hospitals and specialist services, practical arrangements for a visit to China, and coordination for future visits. In Shanghai, our access includes tertiary hospitals and private international care, including Jiahui International Hospital.
For a partner enquiry, we can discuss who handles the first contact, how the provider receives any necessary records, how confirmed appointments connect with travel, and who follows up on outstanding administrative arrangements. Clinical assessment and medical care remain with the licensed provider.
Choose the discussion that fits your organisation
- Patient referral coordination: discuss the support needed for a prospective visit and how the organisation, patient and provider will communicate.
- Local service coordination: define the practical service, location, language, availability and handoff between teams.
- Information and community collaboration: discuss a factual resource, service explanation or enquiry route for your audience.
Agree the first handoff
Before a first referral, agree who contacts the hospital, who communicates with the patient, how records reach the provider, which fees belong to each party and who handles the next outstanding task.
How to open a partnership discussion
- Introduce your organisation. Include its name, website, country or region, your role and a business contact.
- Describe the collaboration. Explain the audience you serve, the type of support required, preferred language and expected timing. Use a general description without identifiable patient information.
- Agree the responsibilities. Discuss each party's role, communication channel, service scope, fees and other applicable terms before any referral or service arrangement is confirmed.
- Confirm the first next step. Identify who will respond to the enquiry, what information is needed and how the parties will keep the arrangement up to date.
Questions from prospective partners
Can we discuss an enquiry before referring a patient?
Yes. Start with the type of coordination you need and your organisation's role. Individual clinical information should follow the receiving provider's approved process.
Does this page establish a referral agreement or commission arrangement?
No. The enquiry starts a discussion. Any collaboration, fees and commercial terms are agreed separately between the relevant parties.
Can you work with an organisation outside healthcare?
We welcome relevant enquiries from employers, assistance services, communities and practical service providers. We will discuss the requested scope and how it fits the people you support.
Does Medical2China make clinical decisions for our clients?
No. Medical decisions, record review and acceptance remain with the independent hospital and clinicians. We coordinate provider contact and the practical service arrangements.
Contact the partnership team
Email contact@medical2china.com with the subject Partnership enquiry. Include your organisation, website, location, proposed collaboration and preferred contact method. Please keep the initial message free of patient records and identifying health information.