Medical coordination and patient support for international patients seeking healthcare services in China
Medical coordination and patient support for international patients seeking healthcare services in China 
Navigating medical insurance in another country can be complicated.MedigoChina provides non-medical insurance coordination support for international patients visiting hospitals and clinics in China.
Our services help patients better understand possible insurance compatibility, reimbursement requirements, and hospital document preparation before or after their medical visit.
We do not provide insurance decisions or guarantee reimbursement approval. Final coverage is determined by your insurance provider and the hospital.

Please carefully complete the form based on your situation and requested service.

Our team reviews the information and helps check possible insurance-related hospital support and documentation availability.

Updates and available documents will be sent to the patient by email when available.
MedigoChina provides non-medical administrative coordination support to help patients better navigate document retrieval procedures, hospital communication requirements, and general reimbursement preparation processes.
Patients are encouraged to confirm reimbursement requirements directly with their insurance provider before treatment whenever possible. Some insurers may require specific invoices, itemized receipts, medical records, authorization documents, or additional supporting materials during the reimbursement process.
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Help check whether your preferred hospital may support international insurance reimbursement documentation, direct billing procedures, or administrative insurance-related processes.
This service is based on general hospital-side administrative coordination only. Final insurance coverage, reimbursement eligibility, and claim approval are determined solely by the insurance provider and hospital.
This service is especially helpful for patients who:
Many international patients face difficulties retrieving hospital documents in China after treatment or consultation, especially when they are no longer in the country or are unfamiliar with local hospital administrative procedures.
This service provides administrative assistance with collecting available hospital-related documents and forwarding scanned copies or electronic versions to the patient by email when available.
We may assist with retrieving reimbursement-related hospital materials, including medical visit records, invoices, official receipts, examination or test reports, discharge summaries, payment proof, and other available hospital documents authorized by the patient.
This service may include assistance with in-person hospital document collection, administrative communication related to document retrieval procedures, scanning available materials, organizing digital copies, and forwarding available electronic files or scanned documents to the patient via email.
Depending on the hospital and authorization requirements, patients may be asked to provide identification documents, signed authorization forms, passport copies, hospital visit information, or additional supporting materials before documents can be released.
Depending on the hospital, department, and treatment type, patients may request assistance retrieving medical records, doctor consultation notes, examination reports, discharge summaries, invoices, payment receipts, prescription-related documents, or other available hospital-issued materials.
Hospital document availability, release procedures, and processing times may vary depending on the hospital and department. Some hospitals may require additional verification, in-person authorization procedures, or multiple visits before documents can be released.
This service does not include insurance claim submission, insurance negotiation, reimbursement approval, or legal representation. Final reimbursement decisions are determined entirely by the patient’s insurance provider.
Patients are responsible for selecting and submitting all requested documents during the initial request process. The service will be provided based only on the documents and materials selected or described in the submitted request form.
A completed document retrieval request is considered closed once the requested materials included in the original submission have been retrieved, processed, or confirmed by the hospital, regardless of the number of hospital visits or administrative attempts required during the process.
Additional document requests, newly added materials, separate hospital departments, or subsequent retrieval requests after case completion may require a new order.
This service is recommended for international patients who have already completed treatment in China, patients who need assistance retrieving hospital records after returning home, patients preparing reimbursement-related materials for insurance purposes, or patients unfamiliar with Chinese hospital administrative systems.
MedigoChina may assist patients in understanding general insurance-related administrative requirements and possible reimbursement document preparation. However, we do not act as an insurance agent, insurance representative, or claims processor.
Patients remain fully responsible for communicating directly with their insurance provider, confirming policy coverage and exclusions, submitting reimbursement claims, obtaining any required pre-authorizations, and receiving final claim decisions from their insurer.
We do not guarantee reimbursement approval, coverage eligibility, or direct billing acceptance.
Insurance reimbursement policies may vary depending on the insurance provider, country, hospital, department, treatment type, and individual insurance plan.
MedigoChina does not provide insurance decisions, approve claims, guarantee reimbursement, submit insurance claims on behalf of patients, or represent patients in insurance disputes. All reimbursement decisions are made solely by the insurance provider.
Patients are responsible for confirming their own policy coverage, exclusions, deductibles, reimbursement eligibility, and any required pre-authorizations before receiving medical treatment.
No. Insurance reimbursement decisions are made entirely by your insurer and hospital.
No. Insurance support policies vary significantly between hospitals and departments.
No. Even if a hospital supports direct billing, approval depends on your insurance provider, policy type, and hospital procedures.
Yes. Depending on the hospital, we may assist with collecting and forwarding reimbursement-related documents.
Yes. Hospitals in China require a signed authorization letter before releasing medical records, invoices, examination reports, or other patient-related documents to a third party. Patients may also be asked to provide a clear copy of their passport information page for identity verification and authorization purposes.
The authorization letter and identification documents are used solely for hospital document retrieval and related administrative procedures. Patient information will be handled confidentially and used only for the requested support service.
Patients are responsible for providing accurate and complete information in the authorization form and supporting documents. Incorrect or incomplete information may result in delays or unsuccessful document retrieval requests.
