Confirm the destination first
Establish whether the receiving point is a hospital, rehabilitation service, care facility or home. Where admission is needed, the receiving institution must confirm acceptance.
Connect an inbound medical journey with a confirmed local destination after arrival at a Chinese airport.
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Establish whether the receiving point is a hospital, rehabilitation service, care facility or home. Where admission is needed, the receiving institution must confirm acceptance.
Share the arrival airport, flight, overseas escort contact and expected meeting point. Airline and airport procedures determine where a local team can meet the traveller.
Mobility, oxygen, stretcher and monitoring requirements determine the appropriate transport proposal. Confirm availability before finalising travel plans.
The sending team or airline escort may be responsible until public arrivals, while the local team starts at a designated meeting point. Establish whether mobility support covers the route through immigration and baggage collection. Do not plan around access to a restricted area unless the airport and operator explicitly arrange it.
State the level of assistance requested by the treating clinician: independent seating, wheelchair, stretcher, oxygen or monitoring. A mobility aid alone does not determine whether clinical staff are needed on the road. The local provider should confirm its proposed equipment and staff for the actual route.
Airline schedules can change, and clearance through immigration, customs and baggage collection varies. Share the operating flight number, date, airport, terminal when confirmed, contact inside the airport and the person at the destination. Agree who can revise the pickup time and whether waiting is included.
A replacement hospital or nursing destination is not merely a different address. Acceptance, arrival route, travel time, handover contact and possibly the medical transport plan may all need to be reconfirmed before the patient leaves the airport.
Do not assume so. A local team ordinarily needs an approved meeting point; aircraft-side access depends on the airport and operator.
No. It depends on the destination and clinical pathway; where facility admission is required, the receiving facility must confirm it.
Shanghai is our primary coordination base; hospital, staff and vehicle availability in Beijing, Guangzhou and Chengdu is checked per case.
Our primary coordination base. Plan a Pudong or Hongqiao airport arrival, a receiving hospital handover, or a discharge journey to a departing flight.
Explore this city →Connect a Beijing arrival with an actual hospital or care destination. Local vehicles, staff and receiving appointments are confirmed case by case.
Explore this city →Assess a Guangzhou arrival against a named receiving facility, any further domestic or cross-border leg and a suitable local ground provider.
Explore this city →For a western-China arrival, define whether Chengdu is the treatment destination or a gateway to another city before planning staff, vehicle and handover.
Explore this city →For a patient travelling back to China with medical needs, the China-side plan connects the arrival airport, appropriate ground support and a confirmed receiving destination.
Explore service →Ground transport planning between hospitals, airports and receiving destinations, with the level of support assessed for each journey.
Explore service →Shanghai hospital-to-airport medical transfer: work back from the actual PVG or SHA flight, clinical discharge and airline handover.
Explore service →Coordinate the China ground segments of an escorted flight or international medical repatriation.
Explore service →Choose the unresolved decision and check its dependencies and handover.
Choose the next page by route, support or payment question. Confirm execution and receiving case by case.
A short description of the route and support required is enough to start. Send any case details directly by email, not through a public webpage.