Medical Disclaimer
Last Updated: August 2026
China Medical Navigation provides information, care navigation, medical coordination, and access support for international patients considering medical care in China.
The information available on this website, as well as the services provided by China Medical Navigation, is not intended to constitute medical advice, diagnosis, prescription, or treatment, and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical care from a qualified healthcare provider.
1. Website Information Is Not Medical Advice
Information on this website about medical conditions, treatments, medications, hospitals, doctors, medical technologies, costs, waiting times, and related topics is provided for general informational and medical navigation purposes only.
It should not be considered personalized medical advice, a diagnosis, a treatment plan, a prescription, or the basis for making a specific medical decision.
For questions about your condition, test results, treatment options, medications, or other medical concerns, you should consult a qualified physician or other appropriately licensed healthcare professional.
2. The Role of China Medical Navigation
China Medical Navigation may assist international patients by:
- Helping them understand potential treatment opportunities in China;
- Organizing and reviewing the medical information they provide;
- Connecting them with hospitals, doctors, and other medical resources in China;
- Coordinating second opinions, online consultations, appointments, and related medical services;
- Supporting patients who are planning to travel to China for medical care.
China Medical Navigation does not independently diagnose medical conditions, prescribe medications, determine treatment plans, or make final clinical decisions.
Medical diagnoses, treatment recommendations, prescriptions, and clinical decisions are made by the qualified doctors and medical institutions providing the relevant medical services.
3. Second Opinions and Professional Medical Services
If you use a Written Second Opinion, Video Second Opinion, Multidisciplinary Second Opinion, or another professional medical service arranged through China Medical Navigation, any medical opinion, recommendation, or clinical judgment is provided by the participating doctor or doctors, or by the medical institution, not independently by China Medical Navigation.
China Medical Navigation primarily supports the process by organizing information, connecting patients with appropriate providers, facilitating communication, and coordinating the service.
A second opinion does not replace an in-person medical evaluation, physical examination, additional testing, or ongoing care from your treating physician when these are medically necessary.
If a doctor recommends an in-person consultation, further testing, or additional evaluation, you should follow the guidance of the relevant healthcare professional.
4. China Treatment Opportunity Review
The China Treatment Opportunity Review is designed to help identify treatment options, hospitals, doctors, or other medical resources in China that may be worth exploring further based on the information provided by the patient.
The review may help you understand:
- Whether there may be treatment opportunities in China worth further consideration;
- Which treatment directions may be worth evaluating;
- Which hospitals or doctors may be relevant to your needs;
- Whether China may offer potential advantages in access, cost, waiting time, or treatment availability;
- What next step may be most useful for your situation.
The China Treatment Opportunity Review is not a medical diagnosis, prescription, or final treatment recommendation, and it should not be treated as a substitute for formal clinical evaluation.
Whether a treatment is appropriate for you, whether you meet eligibility requirements, and what treatment plan should ultimately be followed must be determined by the relevant doctors and medical institutions based on your complete medical records, test results, and individual condition.
5. Accuracy and Availability of Medical Information
China Medical Navigation makes reasonable efforts to provide information that is accurate and current.
However, medical services and related information may change over time, including but not limited to:
- Drug and medical device approval status;
- Approved indications and eligibility criteria;
- Hospital capabilities and scope of services;
- Doctor availability and scheduling;
- Treatment costs;
- Waiting times;
- Admission and treatment requirements;
- Availability of clinical research or other medical programs;
- Hospital policies and international patient services.
Information provided on this website or through our services should therefore not be considered a guarantee of availability, eligibility, price, timing, or access.
Final availability, eligibility, cost, scheduling, and treatment arrangements must be confirmed by the relevant doctor, hospital, or medical institution.
6. No Guarantee of Treatment Outcomes
Every patient is different, and medical outcomes may vary depending on the condition, overall health, prior treatment, response to therapy, and many other clinical factors.
China Medical Navigation does not guarantee that any particular hospital, doctor, medication, treatment, procedure, technology, or medical service will be appropriate for a specific patient.
We also do not guarantee that any treatment will be successful or produce a particular result.
Any assessment of treatment effectiveness, prognosis, risks, or expected outcomes should be made by qualified healthcare professionals based on the individual patient’s medical circumstances.
7. Medical Emergencies
This website and the services provided by China Medical Navigation are not intended for medical emergencies.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, severe symptoms, or a condition requiring immediate medical attention, contact your local emergency services or seek urgent medical care immediately.
Do not wait for a response from China Medical Navigation or rely on information from this website in an emergency.
8. Responsibility for Information Provided by Patients
The assessments, coordination, and other services provided by China Medical Navigation depend in large part on the information provided by patients or their family members.
Patients are responsible for providing information that is accurate, complete, and current to the best of their knowledge, including relevant information about:
- Diagnosis;
- Pathology and test results;
- Previous treatments;
- Current medications;
- Allergies;
- Past medical history;
- Recent changes in condition;
- Any other information that may be relevant to medical decision-making.
Incomplete, inaccurate, or outdated information may affect the quality of an assessment, medical opinion, or treatment arrangement.
Patients should also provide their treating doctors and medical institutions with a complete and current medical history before receiving medical care.
9. Relationship With Hospitals and Doctors
China Medical Navigation may help patients connect with hospitals, doctors, and other medical institutions in China.
Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the inclusion of, reference to, or assistance in contacting a hospital or doctor should not be understood to create an employment, agency, or other relationship under which China Medical Navigation assumes responsibility for that provider’s medical services or clinical decisions.
Medical services are provided independently by the relevant hospitals and healthcare professionals, who are responsible for their own clinical judgments and the medical care they provide.
10. Contact Us
If you have questions about this Medical Disclaimer, the scope of China Medical Navigation’s services, or our role in the medical care process, please contact us.