First step · free
A review of your records — before any decisions or commitments
The question people actually arrive with is not "how much does it cost" but "is there any point in going at all". No advertisement can answer that — someone has to read the records. Dr Yang reads them himself and answers plainly, including the answer "in your case, you do not need to come".
What you get
The five answers this is for
Not a brochure of possibilities — specifics on your case, including the answer «you do not need this».
- Whether there are indications — or none
The answer that matters. If your records show the programme is not indicated, you will be told so. It is free and commits you to nothing.
- Which hospital in the cluster is strongest for you
Boao Lecheng holds several hospitals with different specialisations. We hold no exclusive with any of them, so the choice follows your case, not a contract.
- What work-up you will need on site
Exactly what has to be checked before a programme — so you know the scope and do not pay for anything unnecessary.
- Cost and timing guidance
The order of magnitude for your direction and roughly how long the trip takes. The final estimate is drawn up after in-person diagnostics.
- What not to expect
The limits of the method in your situation, stated plainly. No one guarantees a treatment outcome, and neither will we.
How it works
Four steps, nothing complicated
- 11. You send the records
Through the form on this site, on WhatsApp or on Telegram — whichever suits you. Photographs are fine.
- 22. A coordinator replies and clarifies
They write first, say which documents are missing and translate everything for the cluster's physicians.
- 33. Dr Yang reviews the case
Himself, not from a template. Where needed he brings in a specialist physician from the hospital covering your direction.
- 44. You receive the conclusion
Whether a programme is indicated, at which hospital, what work-up is required and what the cost guidance is. The decision is then yours.
What to send
Which records help to review the case
The fuller the records, the more specific the answer. If something is missing, send what you have — the physician will say what else is needed.
- Discharge summaries and physicians' conclusions — the most recent ones
- Imaging: MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound (files or photos of the reports)
- Recent laboratory results, if you have them
- Which treatments and medications you have already tried, and with what effect
- Age, chronic conditions, medication you take regularly
Your records are used only for your enquiry. We do not publish them and do not pass them to anyone other than the physicians reviewing your case.
Who reviews it
Who actually reads your records
Dr Yang Xiaoran — MedBridge's coordinating physician. A Chinese doctor who took his medical degree in Russia: Volgograd State Medical University, faculty of general medicine, diploma with a Hague apostille. More than 25 years in medicine, around 10 years in Russia and 6 years of practice in Spain. Russian is a working language for him, medical Russian included — your records do not need translating to be understood.
Honest about the limits
What the review is not
This matters more than any sales copy: knowing in advance what you get — and what you do not.
So there is no misunderstanding, here is what the review is not:
- It is not a diagnosis. A diagnosis is made in person by the physicians of a licensed clinic, after examination.
- It is not a prescription. The programme is determined by the hospital's physician on the basis of diagnostics.
- It is not a promise of results. No conscientious physician gives one, and neither do we.
- It does not commit you to travel. The review is free; afterwards you owe us nothing.
FAQ
The short answers
Send your records
Write to us and get a substantive answer
Use the form or a messenger — whichever suits you. You can send records straight away or later, once the coordinator tells you what is missing.
Not ready to send records yet?
Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram and simply describe the situation in words. That is enough to tell whether it is worth going further.