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Chief coordinating physician, MedBridge
Yang Xiaoran
Your case is led by a physician, not a manager
More than 25 years in medicine
A Chinese physician with more than 25 years in medicine and a WHO-associated WFAS certificate. He reviews your records himself, matches you to the right hospital and specialist in the Boao Lecheng cluster, and stays with you through the consultations.
Who he is
Two medical schools in one physician
Dr Yang is a rare combination of two medical schools. He holds a full six-year medical degree (Faculty of Clinical Medicine) — apostilled under the Hague Convention and recognised by the PRC Ministry of Education — and completed clinical training in neurology at a regional teaching hospital, working as a resident physician, postgraduate researcher and teaching assistant.
The second school is Chinese, and it began earlier. From 1998 he studied Traditional Chinese Medicine in Jinan under senior-generation masters, then trained in depth in acupuncture at the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences in Beijing, where he obtained the WFAS international acupuncturist certificate.
Between those two worlds came six years in Spain, where Dr Yang worked at the Laguna Salud and ORIGITEA clinics on Tenerife and then ran his own practice, Centro Acupuntura. Treating international patients far from home is not a recent turn for him — it has been his whole career.
Since 2018 he has worked in the medical cluster on Hainan: first at the Boao Yiling Life Care Center, then as a consultant at Ciming Boao International Hospital. He lectures on cellular technologies, including mesenchymal stem cells, and has a grounded sense of what the cluster can genuinely offer a patient — and what it cannot.
Lecturing on mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) at Ciming Boao International Hospital.
With his mentor: the line of transmission in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Education and qualifications
What stands behind “coordinating physician”
Every point is backed by a diploma or certificate.
- Medical degree recognised by the PRC
Faculty of Clinical Medicine, full six-year programme (2001–2008). The diploma carries a Hague apostille and is recognised by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China.
- Clinical training in neurology
Regional teaching hospital (2009–2011): resident physician, postgraduate researcher and teaching assistant.
- Traditional Chinese Medicine since 1998
Trained under senior-generation masters in Jinan: Professor Bian Chunqiang, a distinguished veteran TCM physician of Shandong province, and Professor Liu Jiming, chief physician in the acupuncture department at Shandong Provincial Hospital.
- WFAS international certificate
Acupuncturist qualification from the World Federation of Acupuncture-Moxibustion Societies, associated with the WHO, obtained after advanced training at the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences.
- Six years of private practice in Europe
Laguna Salud and ORIGITEA clinics on Tenerife, Spain, followed by his own practice, Centro Acupuntura (2011–2017).
- Experience inside the Boao Lecheng cluster
Boao Yiling Life Care Center and Ciming Boao International Hospital: patient work, reviewing investigations, and lecturing on cellular technologies.
What he does for you
Dr Yang's role in your trip
Not an administrator with an interpreter, but a physician who carries your case from the first records to your return home.
- Reads your records
He reads discharge notes, scans and results as a physician rather than a translator — in English directly, other languages prepared by our translators first — and says what is missing before a decision can be made.
- Matches the hospital and the specialist
The cluster holds several hospitals and dozens of specialists. He knows who to approach with your case, and why that particular physician.
- Sits in on the consultations
He conveys meaning rather than words: you understand the physician and the physician understands you, including the clinical nuance an ordinary interpreter loses.
- Says when you should not come
If your records show the programme is not indicated, or the question can be settled at home, you will hear that directly.
- Stays in touch
After you return home he helps with questions about the recommendations and keeps the line open to the clinic.
The path
How this experience came together
Jinan, Traditional Chinese Medicine
Apprenticeship at a TCM hospital: the foundations of Chinese medicine, acupuncture and tuina under senior masters.
Medical university
Faculty of Clinical Medicine — a full six-year medical education, later apostilled and recognised by the PRC.
Beijing, advanced acupuncture
China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences and Shandong Provincial Hospital. WFAS international acupuncturist certificate.
Neurology
Regional teaching hospital: residency and postgraduate work, treating patients on the wards.
Spain, Tenerife
Laguna Salud and ORIGITEA clinics, then his own practice, Centro Acupuntura — six years of independent practice in Europe.
Hainan, the Boao Lecheng cluster
Boao Yiling Life Care Center, then Ciming Boao International Hospital. With MedBridge — chief coordinating physician.
Documents
What the qualifications rest on
Dr Yang provides copies of the documents on request, at the consultation.
- Medical degree (Faculty of Clinical Medicine) with Hague apostille
- Certificate of recognition of a foreign degree, Ministry of Education of the PRC
- WFAS international acupuncturist certificate
Describe your situation to Dr Yang
Send your records and scans — he will review them and say which specialist in the cluster makes sense, and whether the trip is worth making at all. We do not diagnose online.