CAR-T Specialist Lymphoma & Myeloma Private · Established 2023 Changping, Beijing

Beijing GoBroad Hospital
Dr. Kai Hu · CAR-T & Haematology

Private specialist oncology hospital in Zhongguancun Life Science Park, Changping. Dr. Kai Hu's team has completed over 1,000 CAR-T cases covering lymphoma and myeloma using NMPA-approved commercial products. One of the most experienced commercial CAR-T programmes in northern China, with active access for international patients from 7+ countries.

Zhongguancun Life Science Park, Changping District, Beijing — ~45–60 min from Beijing Capital Airport
1,000+
CAR-T cases completed
2
Commercial CAR-T targets available (CD19, BCMA)
7+
Countries, international patients
77
Dedicated department beds
About the Hospital

A Specialist Cancer Centre Built Around CAR-T Innovation

Beijing GoBroad Hospital (高博肿瘤医院) opened in July 2023 within Zhongguancun Life Science Park, Changping District. The hospital was purpose-built as a haematology and oncology specialist centre, with 77 inpatient beds dedicated to the Lymphoma and Myeloma Department. In February 2024, GoBroad was listed under Beijing Basic Medical Insurance, making it accessible to domestic patients covered under the national insurance scheme — a designation that also validates the hospital's clinical standing for international patients seeking a regulated private institution.

The hospital's clinical programme is led by Dr. Kai Hu, formerly of Peking University People's Hospital, one of China's leading haematology centres. Dr. Hu's team has completed over 1,000 CAR-T cases, building one of the deepest commercial CAR-T programmes in northern China, administering NMPA-approved CD19-directed products for B-cell lymphomas and leukaemia and BCMA-directed products for multiple myeloma. This case volume reflects Dr. Hu's accumulated clinical experience matching each patient to the appropriate commercial construct and managing the full range of treatment responses.

For international patients, GoBroad offers a structured intake process that differs from China's public tertiary hospitals. Remote eligibility review and a Zoom consultation with Dr. Hu are available before you commit to travel, and private single-occupancy wards with airport pickup are standard. Learn more about how CAR-T cell therapy works in China and what to expect during treatment.

"Some patients have credited us as the best hospital for bone marrow transplants and CAR-T cell transplants."
Dr. Kai Hu — Director of Lymphoma and Myeloma Department, Beijing GoBroad Hospital, CAR-T specialist
Dr. Kai Hu
Director, Lymphoma & Myeloma Dept.
About Dr. Kai Hu

Dr. Kai Hu previously served as Director of the Lymphoma Diagnosis and Treatment Centre at Peking University People’s Hospital, one of China’s leading haematology centres. He joined GoBroad in 2023 to lead its Lymphoma and Myeloma Department. Dr. Hu communicates directly in English with international patients and is personally involved in all CAR-T protocol decisions for complex or multiply-relapsed cases.

Why Patients Choose GoBroad

What sets GoBroad apart for international patients

1,000+ Commercial CAR-T Cases

Dr. Hu's team has administered NMPA-approved CD19 and BCMA CAR-T products in over 1,000 cases, making this one of northern China's most experienced commercial CAR-T programmes. That case volume supports careful protocol selection and management of treatment responses and toxicity across a wide range of patient profiles.

Remote Eligibility Review Before You Travel

Unlike public hospitals that require in-person proxy consultation, GoBroad reviews your case remotely and arranges a Zoom consultation with Dr. Hu before you commit to travel. You receive a written assessment and cost estimate first. This avoids the need to travel to Beijing before knowing whether treatment is appropriate.

International Patient Infrastructure

Private single-occupancy wards with private bathroom, airport pickup, Zoom consultations, English discharge summaries, and remote follow-up at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months post-treatment. Halal meals can be pre-arranged. GoBroad's international team and China Care coordination together provide end-to-end support in English throughout your stay.

International patient from Kazakhstan with Dr. Kai Hu’s team at Beijing GoBroad Hospital after CAR-T treatment
Patient from Kazakhstan — lymphoma, CAR-T treatment at GoBroad
International patient Omar with GoBroad medical team — CAR-T therapy Beijing
International patient with GoBroad care team
Patient from Venezuela with Beijing GoBroad Hospital team after haematology treatment
Patient from Venezuela — haematology treatment at GoBroad
Clinical Departments

CAR-T & Haematology Services Available to International Patients

The Lymphoma and Myeloma Department is most commonly accessed by international patients coordinated through China Care. The department administers NMPA-approved commercial CAR-T products for CD19-positive B-cell malignancies and BCMA-positive multiple myeloma, with Dr. Hu's team drawing on over 1,000 completed cases to guide protocol selection for each patient's specific disease profile and treatment history.

Primary Focus
CAR-T: B-Cell Lymphomas & Leukaemia
NMPA-approved commercial CD19-directed CAR-T products for DLBCL, follicular lymphoma, ALL, and other B-cell malignancies.
CD19 CAR-T DLBCL Follicular ALL
Primary Focus
CAR-T: Multiple Myeloma
NMPA-approved commercial BCMA-directed CAR-T products. Combined CAR-T + autologous stem cell transplantation (ASCT) protocol developed by Dr. Hu for high-risk myeloma.
BCMA CAR-T Multiple Myeloma ASCT
Also Available
Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation
Autologous stem cell transplantation as standalone or in combination with CAR-T. Transplant coordination integrated within the Lymphoma and Myeloma Department.
ASCT CAR-T+ASCT Transplant
Access via China Care
Not sure which protocol?
Submit your records to China Care. We review your diagnosis and prior treatment history, identify the most appropriate CAR-T construct, and coordinate a Zoom consultation with Dr. Hu's team before you travel.
Submit Your Case →
Step-by-Step

How to Access Treatment at Beijing GoBroad Hospital

China Care coordinates the full intake process for international patients at GoBroad. The steps below outline the typical pathway from initial enquiry to discharge.

Step 1
Submit Your Records to China Care

Send complete medical records including pathology reports, imaging (CT/PET-CT/MRI), treatment history including prior therapies and response, and current medications. China Care prepares a bilingual case summary within 1–2 working days.

records review · 1–2 days
Step 2
Remote Eligibility Assessment by Dr. Hu's Team

China Care submits your case summary to GoBroad’s international coordination team. Dr. Hu’s team reviews your case and determines preliminary eligibility — which CAR-T construct is appropriate, expected bridging therapy, and manufacturing timeline. For CAR-T cases, this remote review typically takes 3–5 days. No in-person proxy visit is required before travel. This step may include a preliminary remote discussion with Dr. Hu’s team.

remote review · 3–5 days
Step 3
Zoom Consultation With Dr. Kai Hu

Before you commit to travel, a direct Zoom consultation with Dr. Hu is arranged. China Care provides a simultaneous interpreter. This session covers your diagnosis, proposed protocol, manufacturing timeline, and any questions about procedure-specific risks. CAR-T eligibility requires in-person evaluation and screening on arrival — this Zoom session confirms preliminary suitability.

zoom · interpreter provided
Step 4
Travel to Beijing — Admission

Travel to Beijing for your first in-person consultation. The specialist confirms your treatment plan and provides a formal cost estimate at this appointment. A GoBroad driver meets you at Beijing Capital International Airport or Daxing Airport. Admission to a private single-occupancy ward with private bathroom. Dietary requirements including halal meals can be pre-arranged. Payment is made directly to the hospital via international bank transfer or as confirmed by the hospital’s finance team before admission. China Care coordinator available throughout.

private ward · airport pickup
Step 5
Discharge & Remote Follow-Up

Upon discharge, complete English-language discharge summary including laboratory results, imaging, and follow-up instructions. Dr. Hu’s team conducts remote monitoring appointments via Zoom at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months post-infusion. China Care remains available as an intermediary for any clinical questions between scheduled follow-ups.

remote monitoring · 12 months
Private single-occupancy ward Private bathroom Airport pickup Zoom consultation available Halal meals arrangeable English discharge summary Remote follow-up 12 months China Care coordination
Before You Travel

What international patients need to know

Payment
International bank transfer
Paid directly to GoBroad. Payment schedule confirmed with hospital's finance team before admission.
Advance booking
1–2 weeks minimum
Remote review first, then travel confirmed once eligibility assessment is complete.
Consultation type
Remote review + in-person
Remote eligibility review and Zoom with Dr. Hu before travel. Final confirmation in-person on arrival.
Language
English throughout
Dr. Hu and international team communicate in English. China Care coordinates all communications.
From airport
~45–60 min
From Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) or ~30 min from Daxing (PKX). Airport pickup arranged by GoBroad.
Hospital type
Private specialist
Specialist oncology hospital, Changping Life Science Park. Beijing Basic Medical Insurance listed (Feb 2024).
Common Questions

What patients ask about GoBroad Hospital

What makes GoBroad different from other CAR-T centres in China?
GoBroad is a private specialist oncology hospital focused exclusively on haematological malignancies, with over 1,000 commercial CAR-T cases completed using NMPA-approved CD19 and BCMA products. Dr. Hu's deep case volume means the team has managed a wide range of treatment responses, toxicity profiles, and re-treatment scenarios. For patients seeking a private, remote-review pathway to commercial CAR-T without a long public-hospital wait, that accumulated experience is a meaningful advantage.
Can GoBroad offer dual-target or investigational CAR-T protocols?
No. As of May 2026, investigator-initiated CAR-T clinical trials in China — including dual-target constructs such as CD19&CD22 or CD20&CD22 — are restricted to public academic hospitals. As a private hospital, GoBroad administers NMPA-approved commercial CD19 and BCMA products only. Patients who have relapsed after a single-target CAR-T and are considering an investigational dual-target trial should be evaluated at one of China's public academic CAR-T centres; China Care can help identify open protocols.
How long is the typical stay for CAR-T treatment?
From admission to discharge, most patients spend 4–6 weeks at GoBroad. This includes lymphodepletion chemotherapy, CAR-T infusion, and the mandatory monitoring period for cytokine release syndrome (CRS) and neurological toxicity. Dr. Hu’s team provides a personalised timeline after reviewing your records.
What languages does the team speak?
Dr. Kai Hu and the core team communicate directly in English. China Care’s coordinator attends key consultations and remains available throughout the treatment period. All discharge summaries and follow-up protocols are provided in English.
What follow-up does GoBroad provide after I return home?
Dr. Hu’s team offers remote follow-up consultations via Zoom at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months post-treatment. Blood monitoring protocols are shared with your home haematologist. China Care remains available for coordination for 90 days after discharge.
Get Started

Ready to enquire about treatment at GoBroad Hospital?

Submit your medical records through China Care. We coordinate an initial remote review by Dr. Hu’s team, typically within 3–5 working days, and arrange a Zoom consultation before you commit to travel.

China Care coordinates your case with Beijing GoBroad Hospital. Treatment costs are quoted directly by the hospital. We never add to, inflate, or mark up the hospital’s quoted treatment cost.