Medical Destination · Guangdong Province

Shenzhen
Premium Healthcare for Global Visitors

Shenzhen is China's dynamic Greater Bay Area metropolis — a short hop from Hong Kong with advanced medical infrastructure and full-body health check centres built for international visitors. From executive assessments to dedicated VIP coordination, the city pairs convenience with premium care.

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20 min
From Hong Kong by MTR
VIP
International patient services
English
Coordination & reports
240h
Visa-free transit available
Full Body Health Check in Shenzhen

Premium screening centres for international visitors

Most visitors begin with an executive full body health check. China Care partners with two recognised screening centres in Shenzhen — Meinian Onehealth and Ruici — both offering English-supported executive programmes with dedicated coordinator support and results review.

Screening Partner
Meinian Onehealth Screening Centre
Full Body Health Check · MRI · Executive Assessments

One of China's largest screening networks, with Shenzhen locations offering comprehensive full-body programmes including MRI, cardiac assessment, and executive health assessments. English report summaries and coordinator support are available.

Executive Programmes MRI Available English Reports
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Screening Partner
Ruici Full Body Health Check Centre
Full Body Health Check · Cardiac · Executive Assessments

A national screening and check-up chain with Shenzhen centres offering full-body programmes with cardiac assessment, imaging, and executive health assessments. English report summaries and coordinator support are available.

Executive Programmes Cardiac Assessment English Reports
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Guide
Shenzhen Full Body Health Check Guide
Full Guide for Foreigners

Read our complete guide to full body health checks in Shenzhen — what each package includes, how to prepare, and what to expect on the day.

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Why Shenzhen

Why international visitors choose Shenzhen for full body health checks

Shenzhen is a modern, international Greater Bay Area city with advanced medical infrastructure and easy access from Hong Kong. Its screening centres offer executive full-body programmes with English reports and dedicated coordinator support, while its hospitals provide a clear next step if a check ever finds something that needs follow-up.

Easy to reach from Hong Kong — 20 minutes by MTR or high-speed rail from Hung Hom
The MTR East Rail line terminates at Lo Wu border crossing, from which Shenzhen's screening centres and hospitals are 10–20 minutes by taxi. The high-speed rail from Hung Hom to Shenzhen North takes under 20 minutes. Visitors can complete a full body health check and return to Hong Kong the same day.
Advanced full-body screening infrastructure
Shenzhen is home to Meinian Onehealth and Ruici screening centres offering MRI, cardiac assessment, and executive full-body programmes with English report summaries. China Care coordinates your booking, translator support, and results review end to end.
Dedicated international patient services
Shenzhen's hospitals and joint-venture facilities offer English-speaking coordinators, translated medical reports, and VIP consultation arrangements. China Care provides a dedicated patient advocate who manages interpretation, scheduling, and follow-up across your visit.
If your check finds something — hospitals we coordinate
Should a screening result need follow-up, China Care connects you to internationally oriented hospitals in Shenzhen, with Shenzhen CM Lippo Prince Bay Hospital as a primary coordination partner. Established public hospitals such as University of Hong Kong–Shenzhen Hospital remain available for specialist referrals. This keeps your care within one trusted arrangement.
University of Hong Kong–Shenzhen Hospital exterior — international patient hospital in Shenzhen

University of Hong Kong–Shenzhen Hospital, operating to Hong Kong clinical standards with full Cantonese and English language support.

Getting There
Flight: Direct international flights via Shenzhen Bao'an (SZX)
From HK: MTR East Rail to Lo Wu (20 min) or high-speed rail from Hung Hom to Shenzhen North
Airport: Shenzhen Bao'an International (SZX)
Visa: 240-hour transit or Medical Visa S2
What It Costs

Treatment costs in Shenzhen (2026 estimates)

All figures are indicative ranges based on China Care's network data. Final costs depend on your specific protocol, hospital, and treatment duration. We provide a written itemised estimate before you commit to travel.

Commercial CAR-T Therapy
CD19, BCMA or dual-target constructs for lymphoma, myeloma, or ALL. Includes bridging chemo, infusion, and 4–6 week inpatient monitoring.
Shenzhen Cost
$125K–$215K
PD-1 Immunotherapy
Tislelizumab, Camrelizumab, Sintilimab, or imported Keytruda/Opdivo. Annual cost including infusions and monitoring.
Annual Cost
$15K–$30K
Cancer Surgery (Robotic)
Da Vinci robotic surgery for colorectal, gastric, prostate, or gynaecological cancers. Includes 5–7 day inpatient stay.
Shenzhen Cost
$12K–$22K
Executive Full Body Health Check
Full-body check including CT, MRI, PET-CT, cardiac assessment, tumour markers, and specialist review. 1–2 day programme.
Shenzhen Cost
$1,000–$1,400
PET-CT Scan
Whole-body FDG PET-CT with radiologist report in English. Results typically within 3–7 working days.
Shenzhen Cost
$1,000–$1,400

Sources: China Care cost database 2026, hospital published price lists. Costs exclude accommodation, flights, and navigation service fee.

If Your Check Finds Something

Hospitals in Shenzhen we coordinate

A full body health check sometimes flags something that needs a specialist's view. If that happens, China Care connects you to Shenzhen's internationally oriented hospitals — we coordinate your case, translate records, and accompany you during key consultations.

Coordination Partner
Shenzhen CM Lippo Prince Bay Hospital
International Medical Centre · Executive Health · Cross-border Care

A private international hospital in Shekou's Prince Bay, opened in 2026 as a joint venture between China Merchants Group and Lippo. Operating under the Chinese University of Hong Kong's medical framework, it runs an international medical centre with English-speaking coordination and VIP consultation arrangements. China Care coordinates your referral, interpretation, and follow-up across your visit.

International Medical Centre English Coordination VIP Services Cross-border Care
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National Grade 3A
Peking University Shenzhen Hospital
Oncology · Precision Medicine · CAR-T

Affiliated with Peking University's medical school and located in central Shenzhen, this hospital combines Beijing's academic clinical standards with Greater Bay Area biotech resources. Known for its oncology precision medicine platform and access to next-generation genomic sequencing through Shenzhen's BGI network. Active CAR-T programme for lymphoma and myeloma.

Oncology Precision Medicine CAR-T Therapy Genomic Profiling
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HK–China Joint Venture
University of Hong Kong–Shenzhen Hospital
Oncology · Cardiology · International Standards

A joint venture between the University of Hong Kong and Shenzhen Municipal Government, operating under Hong Kong's clinical governance framework. Its oncology and cardiology departments follow international evidence-based protocols, and consultations can be conducted in English or Cantonese.

International Standards Oncology Cardiology English & Cantonese
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Practical Information

Everything you need to know before you travel

Visa & Entry
240-Hour Visa-Free
Most nationalities can enter Shenzhen and Guangdong Province without a visa for up to 10 days. Sufficient for diagnostic visits, PET-CT, and initial oncology consultations.
Medical Visa (S2)
Required for treatment stays longer than 10 days. Requires a hospital invitation letter, financial proof ($10K–$15K USD), and medical records. China Care handles the documentation.
Accompanying Person
One family member may apply for an S1 visa to accompany the patient. Patients from Hong Kong do not require a visa for Shenzhen under the existing cross-border framework.
Language & Communication
At the Hospital
HKU–Shenzhen Hospital operates entirely in English and Cantonese. Shenzhen CM Lippo Prince Bay Hospital and Peking University Shenzhen Hospital both have English-speaking international patient coordinators. Cantonese is widely spoken across Shenzhen.
China Care Support
Xiaoyue Peng is your coordinator and patient advocate. Professional medical interpretation is arranged for consultations, ward rounds and treatment planning discussions.
Accommodation
In-Hospital
All three recommended hospitals provide private international-wing rooms with en-suite bathrooms and companion beds.
From Hong Kong
Many patients receiving outpatient treatment in Shenzhen continue to stay in Hong Kong and commute. For inpatient stays, Shenzhen offers abundant international hotel options within 10–15 minutes of major hospitals.
Payments & Insurance
Payment Methods
International wire transfer and select international credit cards accepted at major hospitals. Payment is made directly to the hospital.
Common Questions

What patients ask about treatment in Shenzhen

Can I travel directly from Hong Kong to a Shenzhen hospital?
Yes. The MTR East Rail Line from central Hong Kong to Lo Wu takes approximately 40 minutes, followed by a 10–20 minute taxi to the hospital. The high-speed rail from West Kowloon or Hung Hom to Shenzhen North takes under 20 minutes and connects to the Shenzhen metro. China Care meets patients at the border crossing or hospital entrance. International patients from outside Hong Kong can fly into Hong Kong International Airport and reach Shenzhen hospitals within 90 minutes of landing.
Is Shenzhen better than Guangzhou for cancer treatment?
Guangzhou has large overall oncology case volumes and hosts SYSUCC — a dedicated cancer hospital with high case activity. Shenzhen's advantage is its proximity to Hong Kong, established private hospital infrastructure, and English/Cantonese language environment. For patients who prioritise convenience from Hong Kong, international-standard private care, or access to BGI genomic profiling, Shenzhen is an appropriate choice. For CAR-T case volume in southern China, Guangzhou is a frequent recommendation.
Does HKU–Shenzhen Hospital use Hong Kong medical standards?
Yes. HKU–Shenzhen Hospital is a joint venture governed by the University of Hong Kong's clinical protocols and quality standards. Medical staff include specialists who rotate from Queen Mary Hospital and other HKU-affiliated institutions in Hong Kong. Treatment guidelines follow international evidence-based standards rather than mainland Chinese hospital protocols. For patients who are familiar with Hong Kong's healthcare system and want to remain within that clinical framework while accessing mainland pricing, HKU–Shenzhen is a natural choice.
What types of cancer treatment are Shenzhen hospitals known for?
Shenzhen hospitals are particularly strong in precision medicine and next-generation genomic profiling (Peking University Shenzhen Hospital), internationally governed oncology care (HKU–Shenzhen Hospital), and private international care with cross-border coordination (Shenzhen CM Lippo Prince Bay Hospital). For CAR-T therapy, Shenzhen hospitals have active programmes but lower case volumes than Guangzhou or Beijing. China Care recommends the most appropriate Shenzhen facility based on your specific tumour type and treatment needs.
How do I pay for treatment in Shenzhen from abroad?
Shenzhen hospitals accept international wire transfers for large treatment deposits and select international credit cards for smaller payments. Payment is made directly to the hospital. China Care provides a written itemised cost estimate before you travel, along with banking instructions for the treatment deposit.
Is Shenzhen foreigner-friendly for medical treatment?
Yes, relative to most mainland Chinese cities. Shenzhen's proximity to Hong Kong means many hospital staff and administrative teams are comfortable working in English or Cantonese, and HKU–Shenzhen Hospital operates under Hong Kong clinical governance with rotating specialists from Queen Mary Hospital. Private international hospitals such as Shenzhen CM Lippo Prince Bay Hospital also provide English-speaking coordination through their international medical centres. That said, English support is concentrated in international departments and joint-venture hospitals — a regular public outpatient department will have far more limited English availability. China Care recommends hospitals and departments with confirmed English-language support based on your specific condition.

Ready to book your full body health check in Shenzhen?

Compare executive screening packages at Meinian and Ruici, or talk to China Care about a programme that fits your needs. We coordinate your booking, English reports, and dedicated VIP support — before you travel.

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