One of Guangzhou's leading haematology and hepatology centres — with a BMT programme built on military medical precision and an International Medical Centre for international patient intake. For the right case, it may be a suitable option — but whether it's the appropriate hospital for your situation depends on your diagnosis and objectives. China Care helps you work that out through a Case Investigation before you travel, then provides bilingual escort throughout your stay.
Nanfang Hospital (南方医院) was founded as a military medical institution in 1941. Its military origins instilled a culture of procedural rigour — medication timing, documentation accuracy, infection control — that remains visible in its haematology and transplantation departments today. The hospital is now affiliated with Southern Medical University and holds Grade 3A status, China's highest public hospital classification.
For patients with blood cancers, the haematology department offers an integrated pathway: induction chemotherapy, NMPA-approved CAR-T therapy, and bone marrow transplantation within a single team. For patients with liver disease, Nanfang is one of Southern China's primary referral destinations for hepatocellular carcinoma surgery, viral hepatitis management, and complex liver intervention.
Nanfang's haematology department was built on military medical discipline and has evolved into one of Guangzhou's most rigorous BMT and CAR-T programmes. Medication timing, monitoring frequency, and documentation accuracy are uniformly high — the procedural standards are exacting in a way patients and families notice.
For patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, viral hepatitis complications, or complex liver conditions, Nanfang is the primary referral destination in Southern China. The hepatology team combines surgical, interventional, and medical oncology expertise within a single multidisciplinary team.
Nanfang's International Medical Centre provides a dedicated intake channel for international patients. China Care prepares a bilingual case summary, conducts a proxy consultation at the hospital on your behalf, and arranges your in-person visit once suitability is confirmed.
Finding a hospital's name is easy. Knowing whether it's actually the right one for your situation is much harder — that's where China Care helps.
Most international patients researching Nanfang Hospital are unsure whether it's genuinely the right fit for their case, or whether another hospital might serve them better. China Care helps you answer questions like:
The departments most commonly accessed by international patients coordinated through China Care.
Finding a hospital is the easy part. Understanding whether it's the right one for your situation is harder — China Care guides you through that, from initial guidance through to on-the-ground support in Guangzhou.
Send your medical records, pathology reports, and imaging to China Care. For haematology cases, include complete prior treatment history and current blood counts. We review your records and prepare a bilingual case summary within 1–2 working days, and help you understand whether Nanfang — or another hospital — may be worth exploring for your case. This step is free.
free · 1–2 daysIf it makes sense to go further, Case Investigation looks into whether Nanfang is genuinely a suitable option for your case — before you commit to travelling. Depending on your situation, this may include medical record review, department identification, specialist discussion, and a proxy consultation with the relevant specialist where appropriate, with China Care attending the hospital in person on your behalf and reporting the outcome back to you with voice call interpretation in real time.
This is a paid service, agreed with you upfront, which covers hospital registration, the in-person case review, and real-time voice interpretation. Already in China? Skip this step — China Care can arrange direct escort and interpretation for your own visit instead.
case investigation · fixed fee · results same dayArmed with the specialist's initial direction, you travel to Guangzhou for your own in-person consultation. The specialist reviews your case in person, confirms the treatment plan, and provides a formal cost estimate — this step cannot be completed remotely at a public hospital. China Care's bilingual coordinator accompanies you throughout.
in-person consultation · treatment plan & cost estimate issuedOnce you agree to proceed, admission is arranged through the IMC. China Care's coordinator remains on hand throughout your stay — accompanying you to ward rounds, follow-up appointments, and administrative processes. Ward nursing staff and hospital administration operate primarily in Mandarin, so on-site escort is strongly recommended for non-Chinese speakers.
All treatment fees are paid directly to the hospital in Chinese yuan (RMB). Nanfang does not accept international credit cards for inpatient treatment. A deposit is required at admission; the balance is settled before discharge. China Care does not collect or handle medical payments.
IMC admission · RMB payment direct to hospitalComplete bilingual discharge documentation is issued on the day of discharge. For ongoing haematology monitoring or hepatology follow-up, remote consultations with your Nanfang specialist may be possible depending on the individual physician — China Care can enquire on your behalf after discharge.
bilingual documentation · post-discharge supportWhichever stage you're at, China Care's role is the same: help you make an informed decision, not just a booking.
Understand your options before travelling — including whether Nanfang Hospital or another hospital is a suitable fit for your case.
Learn more →Appointments, interpreters, and hospital coordination once you're ready to move forward.
Learn more →Support before, during, and after treatment in China — from admission through to follow-up care.
Learn more →We'll help you understand whether Nanfang Hospital — or another hospital in China — may be a better option for your situation.
China Care coordinates your case with Nanfang Hospital's International Medical Centre. Treatment costs are quoted directly by the hospital. We never add to or mark up the hospital's quoted treatment cost.