2-Week Diagnostic Sprint
In your country, how long does it take to get a diagnosis?
Eight months of referrals, waiting rooms, and partial answers — or two weeks in China with every specialist, every scan, and a written multi-disciplinary verdict you can hand to your home doctor.
Two weeks. Here’s how they unfold.
Days 1–3
Imaging & Labs
PET-CT, MRI, full blood panel, cardiac screening. Results within 24 hours.
Days 4–8
Specialist Consultations
Appointments with relevant specialists based on imaging findings — confirmed before you arrive.
Days 9–14
MDT Review & Report
Multi-disciplinary team conference. Written diagnosis delivered in English, in standard medical format.
What you take home.
- Full English-language diagnostic report in standard medical format
- Imaging files (DICOM) on encrypted drive
- All specialist consultation notes, translated
- MDT summary: differential diagnosis, recommended next steps, treatment options
- Briefing document formatted for your home physician
If something is found, treatment options and a cost estimate are prepared before you leave — so you can make an informed decision without a second trip for information.
MRI / imaging suite or consultation room
Two weeks for the answers you've been waiting months for.
Your assessment includes the diagnostic package most relevant to your situation and an exact cost breakdown.
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