Cancer treatment in China
Access to new cancer therapies and high-volume oncology centres in Beijing and Shanghai, with appointments arranged as soon as possible.
China has become one of the world’s busiest places for cancer research. Large hospitals in Beijing and Shanghai treat a very high number of patients each year, run many clinical trials, and use several cancer medicines that have been approved in China before other countries.
Why patients come to China for cancer care
- New medicines. Some targeted therapies and immunotherapies are available in China earlier than elsewhere.
- Experience at scale. Leading oncology centres see a very large volume of cases, including rare cancers.
- Prompt arrangements. We arrange consultations, scans and admission as soon as possible.
How we help
We review your records, find the right hospital for your diagnosis, and stay with you from the first consultation to your return home: interpreters at every appointment, help with admissions and paperwork, and follow-up after you leave.
By condition
- Lung cancerTargeted therapy, immunotherapy, surgery and radiotherapy
- Breast cancerSurgery, targeted therapy and care for advanced disease
- Colorectal cancerBowel cancer surgery, targeted therapy and care for advanced disease
- Ovarian cancerSurgery, PARP inhibitors and care for recurrent disease
- Leukaemia, lymphoma and myelomaCAR-T cell therapy, stem cell transplants and new medicines
Questions patients ask
Can I get a treatment opinion before travelling?
Yes. Send us your medical records and we arrange a remote review by a Chinese oncology team first, so you only travel if a treatment plan makes sense.
Do I need to translate my medical records?
No. Our medical translators prepare Chinese versions of your reports and scans for the hospital.
Can a family member come with me?
Yes. We arrange visas, flights and accommodation for you and your companions.