Kaimen Health
健康指南
China's two health doors:
treatment and cultivation.
Medical tourism — going to China for world-class care at a fraction of Western prices — and Yang Sheng, the Chinese practice of keeping yourself well before you ever need a doctor.
医疗旅游
Go to China for treatment. Come back healthier and richer.
China's top hospitals operate at international standards. For dentistry, oncology, orthopedics, and a growing list of specialties, the combination of quality and price is unmatched anywhere in the world.
Why people go to China for treatment
为何赴华就医
Dentistry, oncology, orthopedics, stem cell therapy — the procedures where China offers world-class care at 10–30% of Western prices.
Finding the right hospital
选择合适的医院
How to identify accredited hospitals by specialty, what third-party medical facilitators do, and what to ask before you book.
The medical visa process
就医签证流程
Which visa category applies, what documentation hospitals provide, and how to extend your stay if treatment takes longer than expected.
Navigating Chinese hospitals as a foreigner
外国人就医指南
Registration, payment, translation, and the practical differences between international wings and standard wards.
Cost planning and insurance
费用规划与保险
What Chinese hospitals charge vs. Western equivalents, which international insurers cover China treatment, and how to pay.
Recovery and aftercare in China
术后恢复与护理
Where to recover after a procedure, follow-up care logistics, and returning home with your medical records.
Traditional Chinese Medicine & Wellness
Stay well. The Chinese have been doing this for two thousand years.
Yang Sheng is not a trend. It is a system — acupuncture, herbal medicine, movement, seasonal eating, and the philosophy that prevention is the only real cure.
What Yang Sheng actually means
中医养生的真正含义
Yang Sheng is not alternative medicine — it is proactive, seasonal self-cultivation rooted in 2,000 years of Chinese medical theory. A primer.
Acupuncture for foreigners
外国人针灸指南
What to expect from a first treatment, how to find a licensed practitioner in China, and which conditions it's most commonly used for.
Chinese herbal medicine
中草药入门
How consultations work, what a formula prescription looks like, and the difference between a hospital TCM department and a private clinic.
Qigong and Tai Chi
气功与太极
The role of movement in Chinese health philosophy, where to learn in China, and how to continue practice at home.
Zhan Zhuang: standing meditation
站桩入门
China's most accessible internal practice — no equipment, no movement, no skill threshold. Stand still and let your body rebuild itself from the inside out.
Food as medicine
药食同源
The Chinese principle that food and medicine share the same source — and how to eat according to your constitution and the season.
Seasonal wellness
四季养生
How Chinese medicine divides the year into five phases, and the specific practices — sleep, diet, movement — recommended for each season.
Start with Travel.
Our Travel pillar is live with 20+ guides on entry, cities, and logistics. Health guides are in development for 2026.