Medical Prices in China

Fee charged for issuing a government-issued healthcare identification card used for accessing medical services, insurance claims, and health record integration in national health systems.

A non-clinical administrative fee for assisting patients in activating their digital health insurance credentials; not a medical service or procedure, but a billing item in some Chinese healthcare systems.

Fee charged for transporting patient specimens to an external laboratory for testing, commonly billed separately in clinical pathology and diagnostic services.

Charge for printing diagnostic imaging studies, such as X-rays or CT scans, onto physical film; typically non-covered by insurance and billed separately from interpretation or acquisition.

Fee charged for converting glass histopathology slides into high-resolution digital images using whole-slide imaging scanners for diagnostic, educational, or research purposes.

Professional evaluation and explanation of genomic test results by qualified clinical geneticists or molecular pathologists to guide diagnosis, treatment, and risk assessment.

A standardized billing charge for clinical interpretation and reporting of pharmacogenomic test results to guide medication selection and dosing in patient care.

A standardized charge for coordinating specialist consultations, diagnostic evaluations, and treatment planning by a multidisciplinary team specifically for patients with rare diseases.

A fee charged for specialized consultation services provided to international patients, typically including multilingual support, expedited appointments, and coordination of care across specialties.