Cases
Quiet journeys, told with consent.
Every case below is published with the client's written consent, in accordance with our privacy policy. Names are abbreviated and identifying details withheld. The words are theirs.
Orisene arranged a full-day physical exam for me at Fosun Chancheng Hospital in Foshan. A concierge accompanied me throughout the process, and the English-language report was emailed to me the very next day, with the items requiring follow-up clearly marked.
James L.
UK executive · Executive health screening
I had cataract surgery at the Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center. Orisene helped me with the appointment, transportation, and translation, and also coordinated the timing for my post-operative follow-up. The whole process was easier than I expected.
Robert K.
United States · Cataract surgery
After receiving my diagnosis, I wanted to hear the opinions of Chinese experts. Orisene helped me schedule an appointment with a doctor at the Cancer Center of Sun Yat-sen University and provided translation services throughout the entire process. By the time I left the hospital, I had a clear understanding of my treatment plan and the next steps.
Fatima A.
Australia · Oncology second opinion
This content is published with each client's consent, in accordance with the Orisene Health Privacy Policy.
A full picture, in one morning.
The situation. A UK-based executive with a 36-hour stopover in the Greater Bay Area wanted a comprehensive health screening — without surrendering his evening or his privacy.
The arrangement. We confirmed a full-day executive screening at Fosun Chancheng Hospital (FIMC), scheduled blood work and imaging into a single morning circuit, and assigned one concierge from hotel pickup to final debrief. The physician reviewed findings with him in person, interpreted in real time.
The outcome. The complete English-language report arrived the next morning, follow-up items flagged, one referral arranged with his cardiologist in London. He flew out that evening.
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Clear sight, in under a week.
The situation. A retired American professional had been waiting months for a cataract consultation at home. His daughter, based in Asia, asked us what a Guangzhou pathway would look like.
The arrangement. Records reviewed remotely by Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center; surgery date confirmed before he booked flights. Our Patient Navigator met him at the airport, handled admission, and interpreted every instruction — including the eye-drop schedule, written out and checked twice before discharge.
The outcome. Operated on day two, reviewed on day three, home by day six — with a remote follow-up scheduled with the surgical team for the month after.
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One more opinion, before deciding anything.
The situation. Following a cancer diagnosis in Australia, Fatima wanted to hear from Chinese specialists before committing to a treatment plan — but had no way to navigate the appointment or the language.
The arrangement. Her pathology and imaging were translated and reviewed in advance. We secured a consultation at Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center, accompanied her through the visit, and interpreted the full discussion — options, risks, sequencing.
The outcome. She left the hospital with a clear understanding of her treatment plan and next steps — and a translated summary to bring back to her Australian oncologist.
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Consent, in writing. Always.
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