Advanced CAR-T Cell Therapy in China
World-class immunotherapy for Lymphoma, Leukemia, and Multiple Myeloma. No waitlists. JCI-Accredited care.
- 24-Hour Rapid Cell Manufacturing
- Full S2 Medical Visa Support
- English-Speaking Dedicated Concierge
Your Journey to Recovery
A seamless 4-step process designed for international patients.
Medical Review
Submit your PET-CT and biopsy reports for expert PI review.
Visa & Travel
We issue your medical invitation for the S2 Visa application.
Cell Collection
4-hour apheresis process at a top-tier China facility.
Infusion
Monitoring by specialists during the cell re-infusion phase.
Common Questions About CAR-T Cell Therapy in China
What exactly is CAR-T Cell Therapy?
CAR-T (Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell) therapy is a revolutionary form of immunotherapy. Unlike traditional treatments like chemotherapy that use drugs to kill cancer, CAR-T uses your own immune system. Doctors “re-program” your white blood cells (T-cells) to become “hunter cells” that can specifically find and destroy cancer cells.
How much does CAR-T therapy cost in China?
In 2026, the cost for NMPA-approved commercial CAR-T therapy in China typically ranges from $120,000 to $170,000 USD. This includes hospitalization and monitoring, representing a 70% saving compared to the $500,000+ costs in the USA.
What is the “vein-to-vein” time in China?
Thanks to localized manufacturing and advanced platforms like FasTCAR, the time from cell collection to re-infusion in China can be as short as 24 to 36 hours, compared to several weeks in Western countries.
Is the treatment safe for international patients?
Yes. Our partner hospitals are JCI-accredited and follow strict international protocols. China has more CAR-T clinical trials than any other country, giving Chinese oncologists world-leading experience in managing side effects like Cytokine Release Syndrome (CRS).
How long do I need to stay in China?
Most patients should plan for a 3 to 6-week stay. This covers initial testing, cell collection, the 2-week monitoring period post-infusion, and final recovery before flying home.