International patient coordination
Traditional Chinese Medicine in China
Cliniva China explains the non-clinical enquiry and hospital-review process for international patients exploring traditional Chinese medicine services in China.
How Cliniva China helps
Cliniva China provides non-clinical coordination for international patients exploring traditional Chinese medicine services in China. We can explain the enquiry process and help organize information for a receiving hospital's review.
Cliniva China does not diagnose, provide medical triage, recommend a treatment, or decide clinical suitability.
Information a hospital may request
Depending on the enquiry, a receiving hospital may ask for the patient's care objective, existing diagnoses, relevant clinical records, allergies, and a complete list of medicines, supplements, and herbal products currently used.
This list is not a request to obtain new tests. The hospital decides which information it requires after reviewing the enquiry.
Hospital review and availability
A receiving hospital decides whether it can review a traditional Chinese medicine enquiry, whether relevant services are available, and what clinical next steps may be appropriate.
Submitting a Case Review does not guarantee hospital acceptance, an appointment, a treatment option, service availability, or an outcome.
Cliniva China does not advise starting, stopping, or replacing any treatment. Patients should disclose medicines, supplements, and herbal products to the licensed provider conducting the review.
Before you travel
Wait for written hospital feedback before booking travel or making treatment arrangements.
Translation, accommodation, local accompaniment, and other optional support are available only when explicitly confirmed.
Questions to consider
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Cliniva China provide traditional Chinese medicine medical advice?
No. Cliniva China provides non-clinical coordination. Licensed healthcare professionals and hospitals make all medical and treatment decisions.
Does this guide guarantee access to traditional Chinese medicine services?
No. Hospital review, acceptance, service availability, and all clinical next steps depend on the receiving hospital.
Does a free Case Review mean treatment is free?
No. A free Case Review does not mean hospital treatment, testing, travel, or third-party services are free.
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Last reviewed: 2026-08-11
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