Children overseas can't attend
Distance makes every appointment a worry.
Care for parents in China
Many members live overseas while their parents are in China. We coordinate around both — the patient in the room and the family abroad.

Pain points
Where it fits
Booking, reminders and an escort on the day.
Admission paperwork and a daily written update.
Test results interpreted and translated for the family.

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

Unfamiliar with booking apps, the couple had tried for weeks. The coordinator walked them through registration by phone, secured an appointment in three working days and arranged an escort to handle the queues on the day.
FAQ
Chinese organisation partnership
An ordinary partnership form — we reply within 24 hours on working days.

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shanenguoji@familyaid.com.cn
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Medical records, imaging and pathology travel through a secure upload channel hosted in mainland China, which we send you once a case is open — not through this website, an order note or ordinary email. WhatsApp, overseas email and overseas cloud services each count as a cross-border transfer of personal information under PRC law, and we handle those separately with your consent.