See the actual examination differences.
Compare named hospitals, locations, prices and individual examination labels. Similar names are not automatically clinically equivalent.
Compare inclusion and omission, not only the number of tests. A higher total does not mean every item from a cheaper plan is included. Ask the hospital about clinical suitability.
Start with two packages.
Select “Compare” on package cards to bring their individual examinations into this table.
Turn similar package labels into a like-for-like checklist
Use the comparison table to identify differences, then confirm the details below in a written quote. A larger item count is not a recommendation to undertake more tests; the receiving clinician assesses suitability.
- Examination scope: the exact body region, side and method. Several named MRI regions do not automatically mean whole-body MRI. If you have a named protocol request, ask the imaging team whether it is included.
- Appointments: which examinations share the routine visit and which require another booking, location, preparation or consultation.
- Time: expected attendance time for each appointment, separately from final reports, translation, images and a clinician's review.
- Total cost: listed examinations, optional additions, specialist fees, coordination, accompaniment and record-delivery charges, showing what is included and what is extra.
Keep one accepted plan per adult even when travelling together. See the customisation checklist and MyChinaCheckup’s detailed imaging-scope guide. A catalogue comparison does not reserve a hospital slot.
Ask us to confirm the scope of my shortlist.
Service-planning clarification updated 21 October 2026. Medical decisions remain with the receiving healthcare provider.