As China's capital and a major international exchange hub, Beijing has built a mature international healthcare system. With over 150 medical institutions offering full-process foreign language services and 167 supporting foreign card payments, the city ensures accessible, high-quality care for foreign residents, diplomats, and travelers. The multilingual “Medical Guide for Foreigners in Beijing” and the 240‑hour visa‑free transit policy further facilitate medical visits.

1. Beijing United Family Hospital — Private International Healthcare

United Family was China's first foreign‑invested for‑profit hospital, having served patients from over 180 countries. It offers more than 40 clinical departments and holds JCI, CAP, and HIMSS accreditations. Its advanced technologies include three Da Vinci surgical robots, one single‑port robot, one Mako orthopedic robot, and one Ion bronchoscopy robot, with over 1,000 robotic procedures completed. United Family has also developed “Muyi AI,” a bilingual clinical decision support system in partnership with Alibaba DAMO Academy, and is collaborating with Mayo Clinic to build a 6 billion RMB international hospital in Chaoyang District (expected 2029), focusing on precision medicine, gene therapy, and AI‑driven care.

2. Beijing Friendship Hospital (Shunyi Campus) — International Medical Center

Located just a 10‑minute drive from Beijing Capital International Airport, this 6,600㎡ facility offers comprehensive services in internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics/gynecology, pediatrics, and emergency care, covering 12 national key clinical specialties. Highlights include bilingual medical records (downloadable with one click), direct billing with 23 commercial insurers, English‑fluent medical staff, and bilingual patient escort. The center has successfully managed emergency myocardial infarction cases for foreign patients entirely in English.

3. Peking Union Medical College Hospital — International Medical Services

The IMS of PUMCH brings together over 600 senior specialists from more than 30 clinical departments, offering VIP outpatient clinics, a painless gastrointestinal endoscopy center, multidisciplinary team (MDT) consultations, and 24‑hour emergency services. The department integrates traditional Chinese medicine with Western practices, providing acupuncture, cupping, and integrated outpatient clinics for sleep disorders, weight management, and cancer adjuvant therapy.

4. Peking University International Hospital — International Medical Center

The IMC features a dedicated 15,000㎡ area with 34 consultation rooms, 172 general beds, and 34 ICU beds, plus a helipad. Its medical team comprises over 220 senior specialists and more than 60 nationally renowned experts, supporting 51 languages and direct billing with 40+ insurers. Key specialties include oncology, general practice and palliative care, weight management, liver diseases, digestive and colorectal disorders, orthopedics, and endocrine/cardiovascular diseases.

The center is equipped with advanced technologies including the Da Vinci surgical robot, the ZAP‑X Gyroscopic Radiosurgery Platform, PET‑CT, and 3.0T MRI. ZAP‑X is a world‑leading non‑invasive treatment system for brain tumors, requiring no incisions or anesthesia, and precisely sparing critical structures such as the brain stem and optic nerves.

5. Other International Medical Facilities

   
   

• Beijing International SOS Clinic: Open year‑round 08:00‑20:00, offering international‑standard general practice and emergency care.

• Raffles Hospital Beijing: 24‑hour emergency services and multilingual care.

• Beijing Stomatological Hospital (Tianzhu Clinic): A 3,000㎡ dental facility covering 9 specialties including implants and orthodontics.

• China‑Japan Friendship Hospital International Department: Established in 1984 with Japanese assistance, popular among Asian patients.

• Beijing Chaoyang Hospital (Changying Campus) International Medical Department: Features 34 MDT teams covering respiratory medicine, cardiology, ophthalmology, dentistry, and obstetrics.

— Traditional Chinese Medicine

Guang'anmen Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences

Guang'anmen Hospital, founded in 1955, was China's first Grade 3, Level A comprehensive TCM hospital. Its International Medical Services Department, established in 2009, holds BUPA accreditation and offers direct billing with multiple insurers, serving nearly 10,000 international patients annually from 32 countries.

Oncology：Integrates TCM with Western medicine for lung, gastric, colorectal, and breast cancers； reduces chemoradiotherapy toxicity and aids postoperative recovery.

Acupuncture Department：Five generations of legacy with over 200,000 annual visits. Effective for headaches, sensorineural hearing loss, stroke rehabilitation, postherpetic neuralgia, and obesity.

Other Specialties：Anorectal diseases (minimally invasive treatment for hemorrhoids/fistulas), endocrinology (diabetes, thyroid disorders), dermatology (eczema, psoriasis), orthopedics (neck, shoulder, back, leg pain), and cardiology (hypertension, coronary heart disease).