Health checkups in China
A full-body health check in China — in a morning, from $129.
Imaging, full bloodwork, cancer markers, and a physician review — bundled into a one or two-day program, with a bilingual companion and English results you can take home. The easiest way to come, see how we work, and know your numbers.
What the price is, and what it is not. $129 is the full price of our entry tier — 28 tests
including a chest CT — not a deposit or a starting estimate, and it covers the phlebotomy fee and
your report translated into English. Four tiers run from $129 to $699, and
a tier costs the same in all five cities we arrange. What is not included: gastroscopy
and colonoscopy, which no checkup package here contains and which we quote separately, and anything
a doctor recommends after seeing your results. Prices are set in US dollars and settled in yuan.
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What a comprehensive checkup typically includes
- Full blood panel — CBC, metabolic, liver/kidney, thyroid, lipids, glucose
- Cancer / tumour markers
- Imaging — ultrasound, chest X-ray, and MRI or CT where appropriate
- Cardiovascular screening — ECG, blood pressure
- Endoscopy / colonoscopy under sedation (optional)
- A physician consult to walk you through every result — in English
Why people do it here
The same comprehensive workup that costs $2,000–$3,200 at home is bundled in China for roughly $200–$420, done in one or two mornings rather than spread across months of referrals. You leave with English reports — useful for your own doctor and for insurance.
Four tiers, compared test by test
Every test in every tier, listed. Arranged in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Chengdu, with your report translated into English — and the tier is the same product in every city, so the price does not change when your destination does. Rows shaded green are the ones that actually decide which tier you want; a dash means that tier genuinely does not include it.
| Baseline $129 28 items (30 for women) | Standard $259 36 items (40 for women) | Complete $479 47 items (51 for women) | Advanced $699 56 items (61 for women) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What this tier adds | ||||
| Chest CT, abdominal and prostate ultrasound, arterial stiffness, and the core bloods. | Adds echocardiogram and thyroid ultrasound, a fuller eye exam, and takes tumour markers from 2 to 7 and liver from 4 to 11. | Adds carotid ultrasound, thyroid function, bone density, cardiac enzymes, trace elements, EB virus — and 11 tumour markers. Women move up to liquid-based cervical cytology. | Adds head CT, brain blood flow, stool test, homocysteine, hs-CRP, early kidney-damage screening and a 13-marker liver panel. Women also get 23-type HPV genotyping. | |
| Physical examination | ||||
| Eye examination | External eye, vision, colour vision | Adds slit lamp and fundus | Standard ophthalmic examination | Vision, colour vision, external eye, fundus, slit lamp |
| Ear, nose & throat | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Surgical examination | Lymph nodes, thyroid, breast, spine, joints, skin — men also prostate and digital rectal | Same | Same | Same |
| Internal medicine | Heart, lungs, liver, spleen, abdomen | Same | Same | Same |
| Oral / dental examination | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Height, weight, blood pressure | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Imaging | ||||
| Chest CT | Yes — report only, no film | Yes — report only, no film | Yes | Yes |
| Head CT | — | — | — | Yes |
| Cervical spine X-ray | — | — | Yes | — |
| Bone density | — | — | Ultrasound | Ultrasound |
| Heart, arteries & brain | ||||
| ECG | Resting | Resting | 12-lead | 12-lead |
| Echocardiogram | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Carotid artery ultrasound | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Arterial stiffness | Yes | Yes | — | Yes |
| Brain blood flow (transcranial doppler) | — | — | — | Yes |
| Ultrasound | ||||
| Abdominal | Liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys | Same | Same | Same |
| Thyroid | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Prostate (men) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Breast (women) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pelvic (women) | Transvaginal | Transvaginal | Transvaginal | Uterus and adnexa, transabdominal |
| Cancer screening | ||||
| Tumour markers | 2 — AFP (liver), CEA (broad-spectrum) | 7 — AFP, CEA, CA19-9 (pancreas, bile duct, bowel), CA242 (digestive), CA50 (broad) + men: total and free PSA / women: CA125 (ovary), CA15-3 (breast) | 11 — AFP, CEA, NSE (small-cell lung), CYFRA21-1 (non-small-cell lung), CA19-9, CA50, CA72-4 (stomach), CA125, CA15-3 + men: total and free PSA / women: CA242, hCG | 11 — the same panel as Complete |
| Cervical screening (women) | Pap smear | Pap smear | Liquid-based cytology (TCT) | TCT + HPV genotyping, 23+ types |
| H. pylori antibody (stomach cancer risk) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| EB virus IgA (nasopharyngeal cancer) | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Stool test (bowel) | — | — | — | Yes |
| Gastroscopy / colonoscopy | — | — | — | — |
| Bloods — routine | ||||
| Full blood count | 5-part differential | 5-part differential | 5-part differential | 5-part differential |
| Urinalysis | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fasting glucose | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Blood rheology / viscosity | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Bloods — organ function | ||||
| Liver function | 4 — ALT, AST, GGT, ALP | 11 markers | 11 — total protein, albumin, globulin, A/G ratio, total, direct and indirect bilirubin, ALT, AST and more | 13 — the 11 plus total bile acids and further enzymes |
| Kidney function | 3 markers | 3 markers | Creatinine, urea, uric acid | Urea, creatinine, cystatin C |
| Early kidney damage | — | — | — | Urinary microalbumin |
| Lipid panel | 2 — total cholesterol, triglycerides | 4 — plus HDL and LDL | 4 markers | 6 — plus apolipoprotein A and B |
| Thyroid function | — | — | 5 — TSH, T3, T4, free T3, free T4 | 5 — TSH, T3, T4, free T3, free T4 |
| Trace elements | — | — | 5 — calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, zinc | 5 — calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, zinc |
| Bloods — heart, inflammation & immunity | ||||
| Cardiac enzymes | — | — | Creatine kinase, CK-MB, lactate dehydrogenase | Lactate dehydrogenase, α-HBDH, creatine kinase |
| Homocysteine (stroke risk) | — | — | — | Yes |
| High-sensitivity CRP (inflammation) | — | — | — | Yes |
| Rheumatoid factor | — | Yes | — | Yes |
| Included in the price | ||||
| Phlebotomy fee | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Breakfast | Yes | Yes | Yes | — |
| English translation of your report | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Who it suits | ||||
| A healthy adult under 35 wanting a yearly check. | 35–45, or anyone wanting the heart looked at properly. | 45 and over, or one thorough look at everything. | 50 and over, or a family history of stroke, brain tumour or cervical cancer. | |
Baseline
28 items (30 for women)
$129
Chest CT, abdominal and prostate ultrasound, arterial stiffness, and the core bloods.
On top of the shared core, this tier has
- Eye examination — External eye, vision, colour vision
- Ear, nose & throat — Yes
- Surgical examination — Lymph nodes, thyroid, breast, spine, joints, skin — men also prostate and digital rectal
- Internal medicine — Heart, lungs, liver, spleen, abdomen
- Height, weight, blood pressure — Yes
- Chest CT — Yes — report only, no film
- ECG — Resting
- Arterial stiffness — Yes
- Abdominal — Liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys
- Prostate (men) — Yes
- Breast (women) — Yes
- Pelvic (women) — Transvaginal
- Tumour markers — 2 — AFP (liver), CEA (broad-spectrum)
- Cervical screening (women) — Pap smear
- H. pylori antibody (stomach cancer risk) — Yes
- Full blood count — 5-part differential
- Urinalysis — Yes
- Fasting glucose — Yes
- Liver function — 4 — ALT, AST, GGT, ALP
- Kidney function — 3 markers
- Lipid panel — 2 — total cholesterol, triglycerides
- Phlebotomy fee — Yes
- Breakfast — Yes
- English translation of your report — Yes
A healthy adult under 35 wanting a yearly check.
Standard
36 items (40 for women)
$259
Adds echocardiogram and thyroid ultrasound, a fuller eye exam, and takes tumour markers from 2 to 7 and liver from 4 to 11.
On top of the shared core, this tier has
- Eye examination — Adds slit lamp and fundus
- Ear, nose & throat — Yes
- Surgical examination — Same
- Internal medicine — Same
- Height, weight, blood pressure — Yes
- Chest CT — Yes — report only, no film
- ECG — Resting
- Echocardiogram — Yes
- Arterial stiffness — Yes
- Abdominal — Same
- Thyroid — Yes
- Prostate (men) — Yes
- Breast (women) — Yes
- Pelvic (women) — Transvaginal
- Tumour markers — 7 — AFP, CEA, CA19-9 (pancreas, bile duct, bowel), CA242 (digestive), CA50 (broad) + men: total and free PSA / women: CA125 (ovary), CA15-3 (breast)
- Cervical screening (women) — Pap smear
- H. pylori antibody (stomach cancer risk) — Yes
- Full blood count — 5-part differential
- Urinalysis — Yes
- Fasting glucose — Yes
- Liver function — 11 markers
- Kidney function — 3 markers
- Lipid panel — 4 — plus HDL and LDL
- Rheumatoid factor — Yes
- Phlebotomy fee — Yes
- Breakfast — Yes
- English translation of your report — Yes
35–45, or anyone wanting the heart looked at properly.
Complete
47 items (51 for women)
$479
Adds carotid ultrasound, thyroid function, bone density, cardiac enzymes, trace elements, EB virus — and 11 tumour markers. Women move up to liquid-based cervical cytology.
On top of the shared core, this tier has
- Eye examination — Standard ophthalmic examination
- Ear, nose & throat — Yes
- Surgical examination — Same
- Internal medicine — Same
- Oral / dental examination — Yes
- Height, weight, blood pressure — Yes
- Chest CT — Yes
- Cervical spine X-ray — Yes
- Bone density — Ultrasound
- ECG — 12-lead
- Echocardiogram — Yes
- Carotid artery ultrasound — Yes
- Abdominal — Same
- Thyroid — Yes
- Prostate (men) — Yes
- Breast (women) — Yes
- Pelvic (women) — Transvaginal
- Tumour markers — 11 — AFP, CEA, NSE (small-cell lung), CYFRA21-1 (non-small-cell lung), CA19-9, CA50, CA72-4 (stomach), CA125, CA15-3 + men: total and free PSA / women: CA242, hCG
- Cervical screening (women) — Liquid-based cytology (TCT)
- H. pylori antibody (stomach cancer risk) — Yes
- EB virus IgA (nasopharyngeal cancer) — Yes
- Full blood count — 5-part differential
- Urinalysis — Yes
- Fasting glucose — Yes
- Blood rheology / viscosity — Yes
- Liver function — 11 — total protein, albumin, globulin, A/G ratio, total, direct and indirect bilirubin, ALT, AST and more
- Kidney function — Creatinine, urea, uric acid
- Lipid panel — 4 markers
- Thyroid function — 5 — TSH, T3, T4, free T3, free T4
- Trace elements — 5 — calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, zinc
- Cardiac enzymes — Creatine kinase, CK-MB, lactate dehydrogenase
- Phlebotomy fee — Yes
- Breakfast — Yes
- English translation of your report — Yes
45 and over, or one thorough look at everything.
Advanced
56 items (61 for women)
$699
Adds head CT, brain blood flow, stool test, homocysteine, hs-CRP, early kidney-damage screening and a 13-marker liver panel. Women also get 23-type HPV genotyping.
On top of the shared core, this tier has
- Eye examination — Vision, colour vision, external eye, fundus, slit lamp
- Ear, nose & throat — Yes
- Surgical examination — Same
- Internal medicine — Same
- Oral / dental examination — Yes
- Height, weight, blood pressure — Yes
- Chest CT — Yes
- Head CT — Yes
- Bone density — Ultrasound
- ECG — 12-lead
- Echocardiogram — Yes
- Carotid artery ultrasound — Yes
- Arterial stiffness — Yes
- Brain blood flow (transcranial doppler) — Yes
- Abdominal — Same
- Thyroid — Yes
- Prostate (men) — Yes
- Breast (women) — Yes
- Pelvic (women) — Uterus and adnexa, transabdominal
- Tumour markers — 11 — the same panel as Complete
- Cervical screening (women) — TCT + HPV genotyping, 23+ types
- H. pylori antibody (stomach cancer risk) — Yes
- EB virus IgA (nasopharyngeal cancer) — Yes
- Stool test (bowel) — Yes
- Full blood count — 5-part differential
- Urinalysis — Yes
- Fasting glucose — Yes
- Blood rheology / viscosity — Yes
- Liver function — 13 — the 11 plus total bile acids and further enzymes
- Kidney function — Urea, creatinine, cystatin C
- Early kidney damage — Urinary microalbumin
- Lipid panel — 6 — plus apolipoprotein A and B
- Thyroid function — 5 — TSH, T3, T4, free T3, free T4
- Trace elements — 5 — calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, zinc
- Cardiac enzymes — Lactate dehydrogenase, α-HBDH, creatine kinase
- Homocysteine (stroke risk) — Yes
- High-sensitivity CRP (inflammation) — Yes
- Rheumatoid factor — Yes
- Phlebotomy fee — Yes
- English translation of your report — Yes
50 and over, or a family history of stroke, brain tumour or cervical cancer.
Tier contents verified 2026-08 at the centres we book. Branch contents can differ slightly for the same tier, so we confirm the exact list for your city before you pay. Prices are set in US dollars and settled in Chinese yuan at the prevailing rate. Nothing here is medical advice.
Complete and Advanced screen for cancer identically. Both carry the same eleven tumour markers — Advanced adds nothing to the cancer panel. What the extra $220 buys is the head CT, the brain blood-flow study, a stool test, and deeper cardiac and kidney bloodwork. If cancer screening is your reason for coming, Complete is the one to book. If stroke risk or a family history of brain disease is, Advanced earns its money.
On Baseline and Standard, the chest CT comes without film. Those two tiers state the scan is issued as a report only. Complete and Advanced do not carry that restriction. If you want the images themselves — and you should, if you are taking results back to your own doctor — tell us and we will arrange for the scan to be released to you whichever tier you book.
Cervical screening: every tier has some, only Advanced has HPV. Baseline and Standard use a conventional Pap smear. Complete upgrades to liquid-based cytology, which is more sensitive. Advanced adds HPV genotyping across 23 or more types — the only tier that tests for the virus itself rather than just the cells. If HPV testing matters to you, that is the reason to choose Advanced over Complete.
No tier includes gastroscopy or colonoscopy. H. pylori antibody testing — and the stool test on Advanced — are not substitutes for endoscopy. If you are over 40 or have a family history of stomach or bowel cancer, book gastroscopy or colonoscopy separately. Tell us and we will arrange it alongside.
What is the same across all four. Every tier includes a chest CT, abdominal ultrasound, prostate ultrasound for men, breast and pelvic ultrasound for women, full blood count, urinalysis, fasting glucose, H. pylori testing, an ECG, and the ENT, surgical, internal-medicine and general examinations. You are never buying the basics twice — the money buys depth, not coverage.
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Get My Free Checkup QuoteHealth checkups by city
- Health checkup in Shanghai — China’s capital of English-speaking, executive-grade screening.
- Health checkup in Beijing — Home to China’s most prestigious hospitals.
- Health checkup in Shenzhen — International-standard screening, minutes from Hong Kong.
- Health checkup in Guangzhou — A major southern medical hub in the Greater Bay Area.
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