Practical planning
How We Check Our Guides, Prices and Visitor Stories
By MyChinaCheckup coordination team · Updated
Our guides help international visitors understand practical choices and prepare a booking request. We distinguish the coordination service, the hospital’s clinical decisions and the experience of an individual visitor.
Who prepares the information
The MyChinaCheckup coordination team prepares service-planning information and maintains the website’s hospital and package listings. Meet the team. These guides are not presented as individually prescribed medical advice or as a clinician-reviewed treatment recommendation.
The selected healthcare provider confirms clinical suitability, preparation and interpretation. Where a guide explains a general medical distinction, it links to a relevant public medical source. A source citation does not mean that source endorses MyChinaCheckup or a listed provider.
What a price and an update date mean
A displayed price belongs to a particular selected website package and its listed contents. City ranges summarize those listings; they are not a survey of every local hospital tariff. A personal quote determines the accepted scope and total for your booking.
A checked or updated date identifies the review shown on the page, not a promise that prices or appointment capacity cannot change. Hospital availability, additional examinations and terms for your dates need confirmation. We do not turn price ranges into standard clinical tiers.
How to read a hospital comparison
Our directory helps compare listed campuses, packages and practical questions. It is not an independent clinical-quality ranking, a comprehensive list of all hospitals or a guarantee that every examination is available at every campus. Department names do not establish the language of every clinician.
How we present visitor stories
Named creator material remains linked to its public source, including the creator’s video. Anonymous stories omit private identities. We distinguish enquiries and booking discussions from completed visits, and do not publish a suggested scenario as a real patient history.
Historical prices and appointment times remain descriptions of the particular visit. A testimonial is that person’s account, not a claim that another visitor will have the same experience or medical outcome. New identifiable photographs, quotations or medical details require appropriate permission.
Corrections, privacy and clinical questions
If a campus detail, package item, source or factual statement appears incorrect, contact the team with the page address and the correction. Do not send private medical records simply to report a website error.
Use the privacy policy for personal-information handling and service terms for the role of the coordination service. Clinical questions about your own health belong with the appropriate provider.