MedBridge Shanghai · International medical facilitation platform recognized under Shanghai Government Document No. 32
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Service agreement

This agreement sets out what MedBridge Shanghai undertakes to do for you as a medical facilitation platform, and what it does not do. It becomes effective when you confirm a care arrangement in writing.

Last updated: 15 November 2026

1. Parties and scope

Party A is the client (the patient or the person legally acting for the patient). Party B is Chengdu Meijiakang Medical Management Co., Ltd., trading as MedBridge Shanghai. Party B provides facilitation services: case assessment coordination, hospital introduction, appointment scheduling, medical visa invitation support, interpretation and travel logistics advice. Party B is not the treating institution.

2. What Party B delivers

DeliverableStandardTiming
Written physician impressionBased on records you submit; states whether assessment is possible and which department should lead3-5 working days after complete records are received
Hospital arrangementConfirmed appointment with a licensed TCM hospital and named physiciansSubject to hospital availability
Visa invitation letter (S2)Issued through the hospital for medical-treatment visa applicationsNormally within 5 working days
On-site coordinationInterpreter, registration, payment guidance at the hospital cashierDuring your stay
Follow-up summaryDischarge summary translation and aftercare notesBefore departure

3. What Party B never does

  • It does not diagnose, prescribe, needle, or perform any clinical act.
  • It does not guarantee clinical outcomes, cure rates or symptom relief.
  • It does not charge commission from hospitals for referrals, and it does not mark up medical fees.
  • It does not choose a hospital for you on commercial grounds; the choice follows your clinical need and your consent.

4. Fees

Medical fees are paid directly to the treating hospital at its published rates, and receipts are issued by the hospital. Party B charges only its own service fee for facilitation, which is quoted in writing before you commit and is separate from medical fees. Programme packages (for example the 7-day wellness camp, 14-day pain-management camp, 21-day conditioning programme) include the items listed in their written quotation; anything not listed is charged separately by the hospital.

5. Your obligations

  • Submit truthful, complete medical records and disclose all current medication, including anticoagulants and immunosuppressants.
  • Comply with Chinese law, hospital rules and visa conditions during your stay.
  • Pay hospital fees and service fees as agreed, and hold valid travel insurance covering your stay.

6. Changes, cancellation and refunds

If the hospital declines the case after record review, Party B refunds its service fee in full and explains the reason in writing. If you cancel before appointment confirmation, the service fee is refunded minus documented third-party costs already incurred (for example translation or visa filing fees). Once treatment has begun, hospital refund rules apply to medical fees.

7. Liability and dispute resolution

Party B is liable for the diligent performance of the services above, not for clinical outcomes. Either party may terminate for material breach with 7 days written notice. Disputes are first resolved by negotiation; failing that, by arbitration or litigation at the competent court in Chengdu, Sichuan, under the laws of the People’s Republic of China.

MedBridge Shanghai / Chengdu Meijiakang Medical Management Co., Ltd. · Phone & WhatsApp +86 138 1783 1623 · Email [email protected] · WeChat Kevin_cheng · Telegram @Medbridgeshanghai
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