Frequent requests, little capacity
Volunteers field medical questions they cannot answer.
Community & media organisations
Community groups and media hear about care needs first. Refer them to a coordination partner with stated boundaries and written records.

Pain points
Where it fits
Sessions on arranging care in China for community members.
A simple route for members to request coordination.
Help for a member who falls ill while visiting China.

Service content

Partnership process
Your members, cities and the needs you see most often.
Service list, turnaround, reporting and boundaries in writing.
Contract terms; wire transfer or monthly settlement.
Named case owner, onboarding material and regular case reports.
Partnership models
Refer individual members as needs arise. Each case is quoted and confirmed in writing.
Confirmed orders payable onlineA fixed number of coordinated services per member, with a set validity and coverage.
Trial and fixed-visit packs payable onlineYear-round coordination for your membership, with reporting and a service agreement.
By contract · wire or monthlyFamilyAid delivers under your brand, with your member experience.
By contract · wire or monthlyCase

A 30-year-old patient was advised to operate and worried about the effect on plans to have children. A specialist was selected the same day; the written opinion, with a clear explanation of prognosis, was delivered four days later.
FAQ
Chinese organisation partnership
An ordinary partnership form — we reply within 24 hours on working days.

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