Screening first — not a sales call

A Faster Path to GI Answers in Shanghai

For U.S. patients dealing with ongoing bloating, suspected SIBO, chronic diarrhea, abdominal pain, or possible IBD, we help assess whether a Shanghai-based GI workup is worth considering — before you make travel decisions.

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We are a medical travel facilitator, not a hospital. Medical decisions are made by licensed physicians and hospital teams.

Who This Is For

We want the right people to move forward — and the wrong people to opt out early.

Good fit

You may be a good fit if:

  • You have ongoing digestive symptoms and need clearer next steps
  • You suspect SIBO, IBD, IBS-like symptoms, or an unresolved GI issue
  • You already have reports, labs, imaging, or prior opinions
  • You are comparing timing, cost, and practicality
  • You are open to travel if the case actually makes sense

Not a fit

This may not be the right fit if:

  • !You need emergency care now
  • !You are not medically stable for travel
  • !You want a guaranteed diagnosis before review
  • !You are only browsing with no active medical question
  • !You do not want to share case details for screening

Cases We Commonly Review

Common reasons patients start a conversation with us.

Suspected SIBO

Bloating, gas, post-meal discomfort, constipation, diarrhea, food-triggered symptoms, or long-term IBS-like patterns without a clear workup.

Possible or Existing IBD

Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, chronic diarrhea, blood in stool, abdominal pain, flare concerns, or incomplete follow-up.

Unclear GI Workups

Patients who have already seen providers but still do not have a clean next-step plan, timeline, or coordinated testing path.

Not every case is suitable for international care. That is why the first step is screening, not booking.

From Inquiry to Diagnosis
in 5 Simple Steps

We handle everything — flights, hotel, hospital appointments, translation, transportation, and follow-up care.

01

Initial Inquiry

Share your symptoms and medical history. We'll assess if our program is right for you and provide a detailed plan.

02

We Plan Everything

Flights, 5-star hotel, hospital appointment, bilingual medical companion — all arranged for you.

03

Test & Treat in Shanghai

SIBO breath test or IBD workup at Renji Hospital's International Wing. Same-day results and treatment plan.

04

Travel & Shanghai Itinerary

Around your core hospital day, the 7-day structure includes coordinated local transport, hotel stays, and paced city days — recovery and buffer time, not a full week in the hospital or nonstop sightseeing.

05

Results, Meds & Follow-Up

Fly home with your diagnosis, prescriptions, and English medical records. We provide follow-up support for practical next steps after you return.

Why Some Patients Explore Shanghai for GI Care

Many patients first feel these U.S. GI friction points — then ask whether a coordinated Shanghai workup could be practical. Not about sightseeing.

Long wait times

In the U.S., average waits to see a GI specialist are often 3–6 months — months of symptoms before testing can even start.

Average GI wait: 3–6 months

High costs

SIBO testing, a full IBD workup, specialist visits, and initial treatment in the U.S. can total roughly $2,000–$10,000+ with limited insurance coverage in many cases.

Typical U.S. range: $2,000–$10,000+

Fragmented care experience

Referral chains, multiple appointments, and prior authorization — the U.S. system can turn even a simple breath test into an obstacle course.

Often requires: 3–5 visits

Figures are typical ranges from patient reports and public wait-time data; your city, plan, and case may differ.

Travel and logistics are discussed only after screening suggests the case may be appropriate.

Built Around Screening First, Not Selling First

Clear limits help you know what you are — and are not — signing up for.

What we help coordinate

  • Initial symptom intake
  • Basic case screening
  • Record collection
  • Coordination support
  • Communication support
  • Post-visit document handling

What we do not do

  • We do not diagnose
  • We do not prescribe
  • We do not replace licensed doctors
  • We do not guarantee treatment suitability
  • We do not guarantee reimbursement
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Need More Detail Before You Decide?

Use these pages when you want depth — the homepage stays focused on screening.

The Hospital

Renji Hospital’s International Medical Division — the clinical setting for coordinated GI visits on this route.

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Pricing

See what costs are medical, what costs are coordination or travel, and why not every case should pay for this route.

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FAQ

Read the most common questions about fit, entry route, records, language support, and what happens after form submission.

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Free Planning Resources

Downloadable checklists you can verify against official entry rules and your own records.

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240-Hour Transit Route Checklist

For GI travelers checking whether a transit-based route may qualify. Covers eligibility, documents, example routings, and a reminder that border officers have final say.

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GI Travel Preparation Checklist

A practical bilingual checklist covering records, medicines, payments, and pre-flight verification — including a 72-hour pre-departure review.

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Not Sure Yet? Start With the Short Form

You do not need to commit to travel to find out whether this route makes sense. The first step is a short symptom form. We review the case, assess fit, and only then move to direct follow-up.

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