AsiaMedHub Aftercare

Aftercare & Follow-Up Coordination

Your treatment ends at the hospital. Your recovery does not. We keep your Chinese care team and your doctor at home connected β€” from translated records to scheduled video follow-ups.

5 business days Bilingual records package delivered
48 hours Written reply to your questions
90 days Highest-risk window we monitor with you
Aftercare

The gap nobody planned for

Your records leave in Chinese

Chinese medical records are written in Chinese by law. English versions are not automatic β€” your doctor at home cannot act on a document they cannot read.

Nobody owns week six

Most complications appear 2–8 weeks after discharge β€” exactly when you are home and your surgical team is 7,000 miles away.

Local doctors need a handoff

Your home doctor has the prescribing authority, but without a written handoff from the operating team they are being asked to fly blind.

Plans

Choose your aftercare plan

Fixed prices. No hourly billing. Fees charged by hospitals or specialists are passed through at cost β€” we are paid for coordination, not for medical opinions.

Discharge Records Pack
$299
one-time

Everything your doctor at home needs to take over your care.

  • Bilingual discharge summary
  • Operative & pathology reports
  • Imaging files in DICOM format
  • Medication list using generic drug names
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12-Month Care Manager
$3,999
per year

For oncology, fertility and complex multi-stage treatment.

  • Everything in the 90-Day plan, extended to 12 months
  • Quarterly video follow-ups
  • One multidisciplinary (MDT) review arranged
  • Return-visit support, including S2 visa documents
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Process

How aftercare works

1

Sign up before you fly home

Ideally 2–3 days before discharge. You sign the service agreement and the consent we need to transfer your medical data across borders.

2

We build your records package

We collect your discharge summary, operative notes, pathology and imaging from the hospital, then have the key documents professionally translated.

3

Follow-ups on a schedule

You send wound photos, local labs and questions. We route them to your Chinese team and return written answers β€” video calls when it matters.

4

Handoff to your doctor

Around day 90, your local physician receives a written handoff letter. From there your Chinese team stays available as an advisor.

How Aftercare Works
Scope

What we do β€” and what we do not

What we do

  • Coordinate, translate and schedule β€” nothing clinical leaves our desk without a licensed doctor behind it
  • Manage the administrative friction: time zones, hospital portals, DICOM files, appointment slots
  • Write the handoff letter your home doctor needs to take over safely

What we never do

  • Diagnose, prescribe or adjust medication ourselves
  • Replace your local doctor β€” remote care cannot examine a wound or listen to a heart
  • Handle emergencies. Fever above 38.5Β°C, wound drainage or chest pain means your nearest emergency department, immediately
FAQ

Aftercare FAQ

Yes. Public hospital international departments handle remote follow-up routinely β€” Chinese surgeons already review imaging for domestic patients from other provinces. Written reviews typically return in 5–14 days; video consultations need 1–3 weeks of scheduling lead time.

Chinese hospitals are required to write records in Chinese. English versions are not a legal obligation, but major international departments provide bilingual summaries on request. Where they do not, we have the key documents professionally translated and include that in your package.

The Chinese team's report is advisory; your local doctor holds the prescribing authority. We arrange a three-way video consultation so both sides can align, or request a more detailed written rationale.

Still in China? Start before you fly.

Enrolling two days before discharge costs the same as enrolling from your kitchen table three weeks later β€” and works far better. Tell us your procedure and discharge date.

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