Cancer care

Conditions & symptoms

Cancer diagnoses, second opinions, and other cases we coordinate around

This coordination is for patients dealing with a new or suspected cancer diagnosis, a solid tumor or blood cancer, or a second-opinion request before deciding. We arrange multidisciplinary records translation, second-opinion scheduling, a bilingual liaison across consultations and treatment, and a stable recovery base between cycles — while every treatment decision stays with your oncologist.

• A new or suspected cancer diagnosis needing a plan
• Solid tumors and blood cancers in hematology-oncology care
• Second-opinion requests before deciding on treatment
• Chemotherapy or radiation courses needing multi-cycle stays
• Post-surgery surveillance and follow-up imaging

This list describes who this coordination is arranged around — it is not a diagnosis. Whether any procedure suits your condition is decided with your treating physician; MedicCN coordinates the care around it.

US vs China · reported

Reported treatment costs

Side by side: what the procedure is reported to cost a self-pay patient in the United States versus China, and how long each system typically makes you wait. Every figure links its source.

Third-party reference figures, not personal quotes. US cash prices are not your out-of-pocket cost after insurance or a UK/European price benchmark. Add MedicCN’s fixed USD 200–500 service fee (including visa fees, airport and hotel transfers, and 24-hour mobile Wi-Fi), the 10–25% medical coordination and bilingual accompaniment fee (on medical expenses converted to USD), accommodation, meals, flights, insurance and possible return visits. Confirm the total in your written plan. The rate depends on treatment type and accompaniment level and is confirmed in writing.