Integrated Chinese and Western care in Shanghai

Turn Shanghai medical care into a clear care pathway

YuAn Pro helps international cancer patients organize records, choose the right oncology, TCM, rehabilitation or screening route, coordinate appointments, support bilingual visits, and plan the follow-up steps. We do not replace physicians; we reduce the uncertainty around which discipline should read a file first.

TCM and Western medicine service planning in Shanghai

Four clear routes before any hospital booking

Choose the route, prepare the records, book the right visit — in that order.

We are not only arranging appointments. We are reducing uncertainty.

Every step answers one question: what do I prepare, and what happens next?

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Organize records

We review diagnosis, reports, imaging, medications, prior treatment and the questions the patient wants answered.

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Choose the route

We decide whether oncology, TCM, rehab or screening should read the file first, or a combined path.

03

Match providers

We map the likely department, specialty clinic, private-hospital option, TCM provider, rehab clinic, or checkup route.

04

Book and attend

We support appointment preparation, hospital navigation, bilingual communication and the questions that need to be asked on site.

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Plan follow-up

After the visit or checkup, we help summarize reports and map the next specialist, rehab, TCM or follow-up step.

Oncology care, or TCM support

Start with what your situation actually needs, then compare what each side offers. Condition detail comes later, when you prepare records and match a discipline.

What patients receive from YuAn Pro

You do not get a phone call and a hospital name. Each path produces documents you keep and can act on, so the next medical decision is clearer than the last.

Submit records for pathway review
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Record and imaging checklist

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Bilingual medical summary

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Recommended department or pathway

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Official schedule verification reminder

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Appointment preparation brief

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Hospital navigation and interpretation support

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Doctor recommendation summary

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Follow-up, rehab, TCM or specialist next-step plan

Cancer treatment, discipline by discipline

A cancer file can enter the system through several doors. We work out which discipline should read it first, then prepare the records that door actually needs.

This is routing and preparation support — not a diagnosis, and not a promise of an appointment. Department names, clinic days and schedules change; we confirm the department and slot through each hospital's official channel before you commit to travel.

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Medical oncology

Adult oncology

Systemic treatment planning — chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy. The usual first stop when the question is which drug, in what order, and whether the current regimen is still the best one.

ChemotherapyTargeted therapyImmunotherapy

Prepare first

Pathology report, molecular and genetic testing, every prior regimen with dates and response, latest imaging, organ function labs, current medication list.

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Surgical oncology

Adult oncology

Resection planning, plus a second opinion on operability. Worth a separate consult when one surgeon has said “unresectable” and you want that read confirmed or challenged.

Resectability reviewSecond opinion

Prepare first

CT / MRI / PET imaging on disc, pathology slides or blocks, prior operative notes, comorbidity and anticoagulation list.

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Radiation oncology

Adult oncology

Conventional radiotherapy, SBRT, and referral into proton or heavy-ion programmes where the indication holds. No discipline depends more on prior dose records.

Proton therapyHeavy ionSBRT

Prepare first

Original DICOM imaging, complete prior radiotherapy dose records, target volume reports, and the treatment goal you are weighing.

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Cell therapy and CAR-T

Adult oncology

Eligibility assessment, lymphocyte collection, bridging therapy and post-infusion monitoring. The time window is the constraint, so records need to be complete before the first call.

CAR-TCell therapyEligibility

Prepare first

Target expression reports (CD19, BCMA and others as relevant), prior lines of therapy, organ function, infection screening, and a caregiver who can travel.

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Pathology and imaging review

Adult oncology

A re-read of slides and scans before you commit to a treatment route. The cheapest way to catch a diagnosis that would otherwise send you down the wrong path.

Slide re-readMolecular pathology

Prepare first

Unstained slides and paraffin blocks where release is possible, original pathology reports, prior imaging on disc, and the one question you want answered.

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Multidisciplinary review (MDT)

Adult oncology

Surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, radiology and pathology settling one decision together. Best used when the disciplines disagree, or when the first plan stopped working.

MDTTreatment planning

Prepare first

A one-page case summary, the treatment timeline to date, and the single question you need the panel to settle.

Medical and service boundaries

A clear boundary makes the service safer and more credible. YuAn Pro provides care navigation and coordination, not diagnosis or treatment.

  • YuAn Pro does not provide medical diagnosis, prescriptions or treatment decisions.
  • We do not guarantee a specific expert appointment, clinical result or hospital acceptance.
  • Emergency, severe or rapidly worsening symptoms should go to emergency care first.
  • TCM and rehabilitation are supportive pathways and should not replace necessary Western medical care.
  • Expert titles, schedules and outpatient availability must be verified through official hospital channels.
  • Medical records, privacy and travel risks should be discussed before cross-border care decisions.

Frequently asked questions

Can YuAn Pro guarantee a specific expert appointment?

No. We help prepare records, identify the right department or specialty clinic, and verify official scheduling information, but final appointment availability depends on the hospital.

Does YuAn Pro provide medical diagnosis?

No. YuAn Pro provides navigation, preparation, translation and coordination. Diagnosis and treatment decisions must be made by licensed physicians.

Can foreign patients use public hospitals in Shanghai?

In many cases yes, but the right path depends on the department, documentation, language support, appointment channel and visit purpose. We help prepare that process.

What should I prepare before submitting a case?

Diagnosis, recent reports, imaging, medication list, prior treatment history, passport information if appointment support is needed, and the questions you want answered.

When is TCM or rehab appropriate?

They may support chronic discomfort, recovery, pain and function goals, but they should not delay urgent care or replace necessary Western diagnosis and treatment.

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Medical Escort & Accompaniment

A dedicated bilingual escort accompanies you throughout your entire hospital visit — from registration and consultation to test collection and discharge. No language barriers, no getting lost, no stress.

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Full Chinese–English interpretation during consultations

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Registration, queuing & paperwork handled for you

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Medical report translation & follow-up summary

$200 USD

per hospital visit · other services priced separately

Conditions We Prepare Most Often

Each condition sits under the service path that handles it, with the records to bring and the first decision to make.

Cancer and related conditions

Solid tumours, lymphoma and leukaemia, CAR-T eligibility, proton and heavy-ion referral, and surveillance after treatment ends.

Matched service route

Cancer treatment navigation

Route logic

With a cancer diagnosis the first decision is not “which hospital” but which discipline should read the file first — medical, surgical, or radiation oncology, or a multidisciplinary review.

Prepare first

Pathology report and slides, molecular testing, imaging on disc, every prior regimen with dates, and the one question you want answered.

Common topics

CAR-T and cell therapyProton and heavy ionSecond opinionPost-treatment surveillanceSide-effect management
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TCM and rehab topics

Chronic pain, sleep, fatigue, digestion, stress, sports recovery, and post-treatment body-function recovery.

Matched service route

TCM and rehab route

Route logic

For long-running functional symptoms, the route often starts with goal clarification: pain relief, conditioning, mobility, sleep, digestion, or recovery.

Prepare first

Symptom timeline, current medications, prior therapies, pain or mobility triggers, sleep/digestion notes, and treatment preferences.

Common topics

Chronic painStress and anxietySleep and fatigueDigestive discomfortPost-procedure recovery
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Checkup and risk screening

Executive health screening, metabolic risk, cardiovascular review, and specialist follow-up after abnormal results.

Matched service route

Checkup and follow-up route

Route logic

For screening, the key is choosing package depth first, then planning the specialist follow-up path for abnormal findings.

Prepare first

Past checkup reports, chronic disease history, family risk, current medications, target screening concerns, and preferred schedule.

Common topics

Executive checkupMetabolic riskCardiovascular screeningAbnormal result reviewSpecialist escalation
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Shanghai United Family Hospital (上海和睦家医院)

JCI-accredited comprehensive hospital with 5 consecutive certifications. Features international medical team from 20+ countries, 22 primary departments, and 24-hour emergency services. All reports provided in English with bilingual support.