Is CAR-T in China only available through clinical trials?

No. China has commercially approved CAR-T products alongside one of the world’s largest trial programs. Commercial treatment and trials differ in eligibility, cost, and waiting time — our clinical trials page explains both routes honestly.

Do I need to speak Chinese or hire an agent?

No. Your Case Passport is bilingual, and you share it with hospitals directly. Kaimen replaces the agent’s paperwork with software — hospitals make their own clinical decisions.

When do I have to start paying?

The Readiness Check and education are free. You pay for the Case Pass when you build a case, and travel or treatment spending stays locked in your plan until a clinician confirms a viable route.

Can my family help manage the process?

Yes. Kaimen is built for a patient working with a caregiver — shared tasks, clear permissions, and documents both of you can understand.

Kaimen Patient OS

Treatment in China, planned with evidence.

Kaimen is self-serve software for international patients seeking treatment in China — starting with CAR-T cell therapy. It turns your scattered medical records into a bilingual case a Chinese hospital can review, and walks you through every step that follows.

Check your case readiness Read the CAR-T guide

Built for international patients and caregivers considering treatment in China. CAR-T is the first covered treatment.

Why patients look at China

≈ $140k

Typical CAR-T list-price range in China

$400k+

Typical list price in the United States

CAR-T products approved by China’s NMPA

1,000+

CAR-T clinical trials registered in China

Figures are documented public anchors, each with a source and verification date on our costs page. They are orientation, not a quote.

How Kaimen works

From scattered records to a case a hospital can review

Build your Medical Case

Upload your records. Kaimen structures diagnosis, pathology, biomarkers, and treatment history — every fact linked to its source, every uncertainty visible, every item correctable by you.

Generate your Case Passport

A bilingual, source-linked summary formatted for hospital review, in English and Chinese. You approve it before anything is shared.

Share with hospitals directly

You choose the hospital and exactly what they see. You send it yourself, then record their response, quotation, and requirements back in your workspace.

The full journey

Every step, mapped before you commit

Most patients lose months to steps nobody told them about. The journey map lays out the whole route — what happens, what it requires, and what it costs — in order.

01 Organize records
02 Readiness check
03 Case Passport
04 Compare routes
05 Share with hospitals
06 Clinician-confirmed route
07 Visa & travel Locked
08 Treatment in China Locked
09 Return-home handoff Locked

Travel and payment steps stay locked until a licensed clinician or hospital confirms a viable route. You never spend big money on a maybe.

See the full journey map

What Kaimen is — and is not

Software, with the boundaries on the label

Kaimen does

✓Organize and translate your records, linked to sources
✓Show what a hospital review requires, and what is missing
✓Document treatment routes, costs, and timelines with dates
✓Package and track what you share with hospitals

Kaimen does not

—Diagnose, or decide whether you qualify for treatment
—Recommend a treatment or hospital as medical advice
—Sell you appointments, concierge, or case managers
—Hold or transfer your treatment funds

Pricing

Pay for software, not staff

Free

Treatment education, the journey map, and a short Readiness Check.

Case Pass

Medical Case, Readiness Check, bilingual Case Passport, Treatment Options, Hospital Sharing, and Case Assistant.

Journey Pass

Everything in Case Pass, plus Costs & Payments, Journey Plan, and the Home Care Pack — unlocked after a clinician confirms your route.

Questions

Asked by patients before you

01: Is CAR-T in China only available through clinical trials?; No. China has commercially approved CAR-T products alongside one of the world’s largest trial programs. Commercial treatment and trials differ in eligibility, cost, and waiting time — our clinical trials page explains both routes honestly.
02: Do I need to speak Chinese or hire an agent?; No. Your Case Passport is bilingual, and you share it with hospitals directly. Kaimen replaces the agent’s paperwork with software — hospitals make their own clinical decisions.
03: When do I have to start paying?; The Readiness Check and education are free. You pay for the Case Pass when you build a case, and travel or treatment spending stays locked in your plan until a clinician confirms a viable route.
04: Can my family help manage the process?; Yes. Kaimen is built for a patient working with a caregiver — shared tasks, clear permissions, and documents both of you can understand.

Find out if your case is ready in five minutes

Answer a short set of questions about your diagnosis, records, and treatment history. No account needed, no commitment.

Start the Readiness Check Read the CAR-T guide first