$300 Medical Information Review Fee
A defined preliminary fee for bilingual medical record curation, multi-disciplinary Class 3A department matching, and expert institutional coordination before cross-border travel commitments.
Medical information review and department matching coordination fee.
Unrushed Clinical Precision
Before international travel, families deserve clear, translated diagnostic clarity. We ensure patient records reach senior professors at China's top teaching hospitals with comprehensive medical dossiers.
What the $300 Review Fee Covers
Structured professional stewardship and clinical preparation before any cross-border medical commitments are made.
Medical Record Organization
We compile, chronologically structure, and synthesize all submitted laboratory reports, imaging (CT, MRI, PET-CT), histopathology, and regional medical histories into an institutional format.
Preliminary Review Coordination
Your consolidated dossier is presented through official international channels for initial clinical feasibility communication based strictly on the uploaded diagnostics.
Translation Support
Essential medical indices and diagnostic conclusions are carefully translated across English, Bangla, and Chinese medical terminologies to eliminate cross-border ambiguity.
Hospital Department Matching
We match specific patient conditions (Oncology, Orthopedic replacement, or Nephrology) directly with premier specialized departments at designated National Medical Centers.
Next-Step Guidance & Consultation Summary
Patients receive an organized written roadmap detailing whether in-person care in China is clinically justified, recommended hospital centers, estimated diagnostic follow-ups required, and preparation steps.
What the Fee Does Not Cover
MedJourney China adheres strictly to transparent cross-border medical stewardship. To eliminate misconceptions, the $300 review fee is strictly demarcated from direct clinical treatment and third-party logistics.
Hospital clinical treatment costs are determined separately by the hospital billing department after in-person evaluation. The $300 fee is strictly designated for non-clinical preliminary medical dossier organization and hospital communication.
Why This Review Comes Before Travel
Embarking on international medical travel without verified preliminary communication carries significant emotional, physical, and financial strain. We establish clarity first.
Avoid Unnecessary Travel & Strain
Patients understand whether advanced Chinese medical therapies (such as targeted radiotherapy, robotic arthroplasty, or specialized nephrology regimens) are truly suitable before arranging long-haul flights.
Prepare Records Properly for Chinese Specialists
Raw hospital discharge summaries from Bangladesh often lack normalized classifications. Standardized dossier preparation enables hospital clinical committees to review the file promptly.
Clarify Next Steps & Hospital Expectations
Families receive realistic visibility into expected inpatient timelines, required companion logistics, and visa invitation parameters without speculative promises.
How Payment Works
You submit records first. Fee confirmation occurs only after intake validation.
Submit Records
Upload basic contact details, current diagnosis, and recent imaging or biopsy reports via our encrypted intake channel.
Confirm Review Fee
Verify the exact $300 fee schedule, dossier requirements, and service inclusions before committing funds.
Complete Payment
Pay securely via international bank transfer, major credit cards, or authorized payment gateways with digital receipt issuance.
Coordinator Follow-Up
A dedicated medical liaison connects via WhatsApp and email to acknowledge records and commence hospital communication.
Clear Separation From Hospital Costs
The preliminary review fee is strictly independent of hospital clinical bills. Inpatient care, surgery, specialized oncology pharmaceuticals, airfare, and companion accommodation are accounted for separately directly with accredited providers.
No Treatment Guarantees
We reject commercial false hopes. China’s Class 3A hospital professors assess clinical viability strictly on pathological and anatomical indications.
No Hidden Hospital Markups
All subsequent hospital diagnostic tests and inpatient charges are paid directly to the medical institution according to standard official hospital price lists.
No Travel Pressure
Families remain in absolute control. Review findings are delivered without time-sensitive booking pressure, allowing deliberate family decision-making.
Frequently Asked Questions
Essential clarifications regarding the preliminary review fee, records, and hospital communication.
Start With a Clear, Objective Medical Review
Upload your patient files, confirm review requirements with our international desk, and receive transparent guidance before considering treatment travel to China.