A paid expert video consultation may help selected patients and families understand whether a China-based healthy aging, rehabilitation, chronic disease support, or medical wellness pathway may be appropriate. It may clarify possible review directions, records needed, travel safety questions, mobility considerations, rehabilitation goals, and whether a longer health-focused stay in China is reasonable. It does not replace the patient’s local physician and does not guarantee treatment eligibility, recovery, independence, or health outcomes.

• Patient or Family Sends Health Records and Needs
  You send medical history, medications, chronic disease records, mobility status, rehabilitation goals, and wellness priorities.
• medChina.global Reviews the Request
  We review the information and may ask follow-up questions to clarify health status, travel readiness, and family expectations.
• China Medical Wellness Solution Proposal Is Prepared
  We prepare a China healthy aging solution proposal based on the patient’s case and available China-based resources.
• Patient or Family Confirms Interest
  You review the proposal and communicate with us before deciding on the next step.
• Paid Expert Video Consultation May Be Coordinated
  If appropriate, we help coordinate a paid video consultation with a Chinese medical expert.
• Next Steps Are Confirmed
  After consultation, the patient, family, and medChina.global discuss whether to continue with China-based medical wellness coordination.
• China Travel Coordination Begins
  If the patient decides to travel, we help coordinate appointments, itinerary support, translation, and medical institution communication.
• Reports and Follow-Up Documents Are Organized
  After care in China, we support report translation, summary organization, care notes, and follow-up documentation for local physicians and family caregivers.

Before medChina.global can help research a China healthy aging or medical wellness solution, we need to understand the patient’s medical history, chronic conditions, medications, mobility, rehabilitation needs, cognitive status, family support, and travel readiness. This section explains what to send, what the safety boundaries are, and how the process works.

• Main Health Goals
  Explain whether the goal is healthy aging, rehabilitation, chronic disease support, TCM wellness, preventive screening, recovery, or long-stay health coordination.
• Current Diagnoses and Medical History
  Share chronic conditions, surgeries, hospitalizations, major diagnoses, allergies, and current health concerns.
• Medication and Supplement List
  Include prescription medications, supplements, blood thinners, diabetes medications, heart medications, pain medications, sleep medications, and herbal products.
• Recent Lab Results
  Include blood work, metabolic markers, liver/kidney function, HbA1c, cholesterol, inflammation markers, or other recent labs.
• Imaging and Specialist Reports
  Share CT, MRI, ultrasound, X-ray, cardiac reports, neurology reports, orthopedic reports, rehab records, or discharge summaries if available.
• Mobility and Daily Function Status
  Describe walking ability, use of cane/walker/wheelchair, fall history, balance issues, ability to climb stairs, and daily support needs.
• Rehabilitation History
  Share physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, stroke rehab, post-surgery rehab, pain treatment, or recovery history.
• Cognitive and Emotional Health Information
  Share memory concerns, mood concerns, sleep issues, confusion, anxiety, depression history, or caregiver observations.
• Family Support and Communication Needs
  Tell us who will help make decisions, who may travel with the patient, and how family communication should be coordinated.
• Travel Timeline and Stay Preferences
  Tell us whether the patient is exploring options, interested in paid video consultation, considering short-term care, or exploring longer medical wellness stay coordination.