Executive screening — whole-body MRI and PET-CT
Imaging, laboratory work and a physician read, completed in one or two days.
A typical programme combines whole-body MRI or low-dose CT, ultrasound, bloodwork including tumour markers, and a specialist consultation — usually finished within two days, with a written report in English.
Screening finds things. Some of them matter and some do not, which is why the physician read and a clear follow-up plan matter more than the scanner. We say this plainly because the alternative — a folder of images and no interpretation — is the most common complaint patients bring us.
What it does not do
- Screening is not diagnosis. An abnormal finding requires a clinical workup, which may mean staying longer.
- Whole-body MRI has a meaningful false-positive rate; over-investigation is a real risk.
- Not a substitute for age-appropriate national screening programmes.
These limits are written by us, not by the hospital. If a provider presents this therapy without any of them, treat that as a warning sign.
| Indication | Asymptomatic adults seeking a structured baseline |
| Approved in | China |
| Status in China | Available within the zone |
| Assessment required | No — direct booking possible |
| Delivered at | 3 hospital(s) |
Delivered at
Boao Super Hospital
The zone's shared platform. Most international patients start here because the special-access catalogue and the multidisciplinary teams are concentrated in one building.
Boao Yiling Life Care Centre
Built for longer stays: rehabilitation, TCM and lifestyle programmes with residential accommodation on site. Useful as the recovery leg of a surgical trip.
Hainan Meiser Hospital
Oriented towards international and executive patients, with a quieter pace than the large platform hospitals and same-week screening slots.
Tell us the therapy by name, and we will check it.
Availability moves with batches and indications. A two-line enquiry is enough for us to confirm whether it is reachable this quarter.