Individuals and families
For people considering care in China, or already in China and preparing for care. Explore what to ask, what to check and which arrangements you prefer to manage yourself.
Find your starting pointHealthcare navigation & coordination
A clearer way to plan care in China.
Understand your options. Prepare the right questions. Know what needs to happen next.
PMT is developing practical, clearly scoped support for people, families and organisations exploring healthcare in China.
Read the approach and preparation guide. Enquiries are not open yet.
Clear information, including the unknownsSupport defined around your needsClinical decisions stay with clinicians
Different needs. A considered approach.
Who is PMT for?
Choosing care involves more than choosing a destination. The starting point is your question, your circumstances and the support you actually need.
Organisations exploring healthcare services
Define a public-information research, information-maintenance or process-support need. Understand the scope and decisions involved without creating a patient profile.
Start with an organisation briefThe service model
From first questions
to a clear handover.
Four connected areas of support. Availability, responsibilities, fees and limits would be confirmed before any engagement. Choose selected help or a wider scope.
01UNDERSTAND
Make sense of the options
Bring questions, published healthcare information and practical constraints into a clearer comparison. Separate evidence from assumptions, including whether local care or a direct route could meet the need.
02PREPARE
Prepare for a decision
Clarify access requirements, information needs, possible costs and timing. Prepare questions for qualified professionals. Information about a treatment is not a personal assessment of suitability.
03COORDINATE
Bring agreed support together
Define PMT’s work and the confirmations needed from others. This could include information preparation, language support, and administrative coordination around appointments and practical arrangements — subject to confirmed capability and availability.
04CONTINUE
Plan continuity and handover
Keep outstanding questions, follow-up information and the next responsible party clear. Plan what happens if arrangements change, a handover is not accepted, or PMT’s involvement ends.
Support without a compulsory package.
Staying with local care, choosing another destination, arranging part of the process yourself or ending PMT’s involvement remain valid options. PMT would coordinate its own agreed work; clinical decisions and external approvals stay with their responsible professionals and organisations.
How support is designed to work
One clear step
at a time.
A shared understanding comes before a commitment. The process should make responsibilities and open questions visible throughout.
Clarify the need
Identify the question, practical constraints and outcome you are trying to reach. Start with the information necessary for that purpose.
Compare and confirm
Review information and alternatives. Separate estimates from confirmed costs, and general access information from acceptance of a particular case.
Agree the scope
Set out the work, responsibilities, fees, limits and terms. Confirm what you will arrange yourself and which decisions belong to others.
Coordinate and review
Follow agreed tasks and confirmations, review changes, and plan a clear handover or end to the engagement.
This is the intended service process. Reading this website does not create an enquiry, booking or service agreement.
Good questions matter
A little clarity
before you begin.
What PMT’s approach means — and what it does not promise.
Read the preparation guideCan I use PMT services now?
Enquiries are not open yet. This website provides a service overview and preparation guidance. There is no medical-record intake, booking or payment route here.
Is PMT only for one treatment or hospital visits?
No. The service model connects understanding options, preparation, agreed coordination and continuity. Help around a hospital visit is one possible part, not the whole service. This website does not recommend a treatment or establish clinical suitability.
Would I need a complete package?
No complete package is required by the intended model. Support would be limited to the scope agreed with you. Local care, independent arrangements, referral or ending PMT’s involvement remain valid options, subject to the terms of any actual engagement.
Who makes medical and other decisions?
Qualified clinicians assess clinical suitability and care, with your informed involvement. Providers confirm acceptance and arrangements; insurers decide coverage; government authorities decide visas and entry. PMT cannot promise those decisions on their behalf.
Does public hospital information mean a partnership?
No. A website or contact channel does not establish a PMT partnership, current availability or acceptance of an individual case. Each requires separate evidence and confirmation.
What would the costs include?
A proposal would need to distinguish PMT’s work from provider and other third-party charges, state what is included and excluded, and explain the terms. No price, saving, treatment date or response time is promised here.
Can an organisation start without a patient case?
Yes, within the intended model. Public-information research, information maintenance and process support can be separate tasks. A patient profile is not a prerequisite for understanding or comparing services. Enquiries and procurement are not open through this website.
Your next step
Start with the question
you need to answer.
You do not need a patient profile to explore the approach. Use the guide to organise your own questions or an organisation’s brief.
Open the preparation guide
Contact availability
Enquiries are not open yet.
No monitored contact channel, request form, booking or payment route is provided here. Please do not send medical records or personal health information.
For now, the service overview, FAQ and preparation guide are available to read.