
Connecting you with a network of leading hospitals and medical centres in China – Singapore – India, giving you access to international specialists and advanced treatments. Free medical file review, visa support, interpretation, treatment scheduling and full accompaniment throughout your international healthcare journey.
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You submit your medical file — HomeMed arranges a free consultation with international oncology specialists and returns a recommended plan within 48 hours. Information is for reference; the official treatment protocol is determined by your attending physician.
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HomeMed supports your medical visa application, obtains a free hospital invitation letter and translates your entire medical file into the destination country's language — streamlining paperwork and removing language barriers from the start.
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A medical interpreter accompanies you at every appointment — from initial consultation and admission through follow-up and discharge. 24/7 support line throughout your treatment abroad.
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"HomeMed handled everything — consultation, visa, interpretation and airport transfers. I focused on treatment, not paperwork."
— Lan Anh — lung cancer patient, treated at HYGEIA Shanghai
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International Partnerships & Global Standards at Concord Guangzhou
Guangzhou Concord Cancer Center was developed under the guidance of MD Anderson, collaborates remotely with Mayo Clinic and follows JCI, NCCN and CSCO standards — bringing international cancer-care standards to patients.

High-Precision Cancer Treatment at Concord Guangzhou
Concord Guangzhou combines proton and photon radiotherapy, a large independent oncology imaging center and a multidisciplinary tumor board, aiming for precise, personalized cancer treatment for each patient.

Proton Therapy — The Only Center in South China at Concord Guangzhou
Guangzhou Concord Cancer Center operates the first and only Varian ProBeam proton therapy system in South China, with four 360-degree rotating gantries, ushering the region into the proton treatment era.
Treatment Technology
Advanced Oncology Technology in China
Proton Therapy
Proton therapy uses high-energy proton beams to focus radiation precisely on the tumour, minimising damage to surrounding healthy tissue. Particularly effective for head-and-neck, brain, prostate and paediatric cancers. Concord Cancer Center Guangzhou is the only advanced proton facility in Southern China.
Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT)
BNCT is a cell-level radiation therapy: a boron compound is delivered into cancer cells, then a neutron beam triggers a fission reaction that destroys the cancer cell from within while leaving nearby healthy tissue largely unaffected. Considered a breakthrough for recurrent and surgically difficult cancers.
CAR-T Cell Therapy
CAR-T takes the patient's own T immune cells, genetically engineers them to recognise and destroy cancer cells specifically, then reinfuses them. Particularly effective for blood cancers, lymphoma and certain solid tumours. GoBroad Healthcare Group is a pioneer in clinical CAR-T application in China.
Stem Cell Therapy
Haematopoietic stem cell transplantation is used to rebuild the immune system after high-dose chemotherapy or radiation, widely applied in leukaemia, multiple myeloma and immune disorders. Mesenchymal stem cells are also under research for post-treatment tissue recovery.
Gyro Knife Gen-5 & Hainan Medical Free Trade Zone
Gen-5 Gyro Knife is a non-invasive stereotactic radiosurgery system that irradiates from multiple angles simultaneously with sub-millimetre precision — commonly used for brain, spinal and small hard-to-reach tumours. The Hainan Medical Free Trade Zone allows import and use of advanced cancer drugs not yet available on the mainland, expanding treatment options for international patients.
For reference only. Please consult a qualified medical professional before making treatment decisions.









