Health checkups: Frequently asked questions

We can first estimate a schedule based on your available time and circumstances.

Tell us your age, previous abnormalities, main concerns, and available dates. Preparation, scheduling, and reporting times vary by test. We will first check appointment availability. A doctor will decide which tests are needed based on your situation. We can coordinate the corresponding test schedule with the hospital.

No. More tests do not necessarily make a better health checkup.

A doctor will identify priorities based on age, symptoms, family history, and previous tests. The doctor will also consider relevant disease risks. Before adding PET-CT, MRI, or endoscopy, confirm the purpose and potential risks. Also consider whether the results would change the next steps. Some tests are invasive. Others may pose risks to certain patients. Therefore, more tests do not necessarily make a better health checkup.

It depends on the hospital and the specific test. English versions are generally not provided by default.

Some hospitals can provide documents directly in English. Others issue original reports only in Chinese and require separate translation. Before booking, confirm the report language and expected turnaround time. Also confirm whether the English document is an original, translation, or summary. We can arrange professional medical translation for your existing records into Chinese. We can also translate Chinese treatment records and test reports into English. This helps the relevant doctors quickly understand your condition and recommend a suitable care plan.

Yes. We can first contact the relevant department based on the abnormal results. A specialist can provide a medical opinion and recommend next steps.

We can organize your reports and communicate with the relevant hospital department. We can help book a specialist and coordinate tests, admission, and surgery. A specialist will decide whether repeat testing, additional tests, or treatment are needed. If your stay is short, allow time for report review and possible referral.