SHENGSHI MEDICAL TRAVEL
A second opinion, before you travel
Discuss an existing diagnosis, compare options and understand what a specialist review can tell you before travelling to China.
Make the next decision with more clarity
A remote second opinion can help you discuss an existing diagnosis, compare proposed options or decide whether travelling for an in-person assessment is worthwhile. Shengshi coordinates the process; qualified clinicians provide the medical opinion.
Initial inquiry, key-record preparation and translation, hospital liaison and appointment coordination are free. Formal specialist review and multidisciplinary consultation may have fees; we explain these before you agree. No need to buy flights to ask your first questions.
Ask About a Second Opinion
1. Prepare your questions
Tell us the diagnosis you have been given, the question you want answered, your preferred language and whether a local doctor is involved. For urgent symptoms, seek local care immediately.
2. Agree on records and fees
The hospital may request pathology, scans, recent tests, treatment history and medicine lists. We confirm consent, the receiving institution and the transfer method before records are shared.
3. Meet or receive a written review
Depending on the institution, review may be written or by video. Confirm the specialist, interpreter, appointment, deliverables and timing. Not all records are sufficient for a remote conclusion.
4. Choose your next step
Discuss the opinion with your usual doctor. Options may include continuing local care, further tests or a trip to China. Review does not guarantee acceptance for treatment and is not a substitute for emergency or hands-on care.
Before the consultation
- Set out your main questions
- Check which records the hospital needs
- Confirm the language, time zone and fees
After the consultation
- The specialist's view of the available records
- Whether more tests or an in-person visit are needed
- Possible next steps to discuss with your usual doctor
Common questions
Do I have to travel to China?
No. The review may recommend continued local care, further tests or an in-person assessment, depending on your circumstances.
How should I send medical records?
Ask your coordinator to confirm the receiving hospital, document list, consent and transfer channel first. Do not upload medical records through the general inquiry form.
How long does arranging a review take?
Timing depends on specialist availability and whether the records are complete. We confirm the appointment and expected deliverables before you agree.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with a conversation.
Tell us your preferred language, travel dates and the support you need. We will explain the next steps before you book.