• You’re in China and need medical help. Start with what is happening.
     

    FASTMEDLINK

    You’re in China and need medical help. Start with what is happening.

    FastMedLink helps coordinate non-emergency medical access in Shanghai. Tell us what is happening and we will respond with the next available step.

    This is a non-emergency coordination service. For emergencies, call local emergency services (120 in China).

  • New or worsening non-emergency symptoms

    Symptoms that are not life-threatening but need medical attention.

  • Unsure which department to choose

    You know you need help but are not sure which specialty fits.

  • Need a hospital appointment in Shanghai

    You need coordination for a non-emergency hospital visit.

  • Need English-speaking practical support

    Language support during the medical visit process.

  • Need help preparing reports or visit information

    Documentation and preparation for your hospital visit.

  • Need several appointments coordinated around limited dates

    Multiple visits scheduled around your available time in China.

    WHAT FASTMEDLINK CAN COORDINATE

    Practical support around your hospital visit.

    Depending on the situation and hospital availability, FastMedLink can help clarify the requested service, coordinate appointment inquiries, provide preparation and location information, support language and visit logistics, and help organize applicable follow-up steps.

    Start My Case
    • Online doctor consultation

      A 30-minute online consultation with a Shanghai hospital doctor.

    • Specialist or department appointment

      Coordinate an appropriate non-emergency hospital appointment.

    • Hospital-based health screening

      Choose a screening path around your goals.

    • Medical concierge and hospital visit support

      Appointment, language, and hospital logistics.

      FastMedLink is not an emergency provider and does not diagnose or select treatment. Medical decisions are made by licensed hospital professionals. For urgent or life-threatening symptoms, contact local emergency services immediately.

      Ready to Take the Next Step?

      Tell us what is happening. We will respond with the next available coordination step.