I went to Japan for medical treatment and wanted to find an intermediary to recommend me.

Making an appointment in advance is not only common sense, but also a common behavior of modern people. Among them, it is most common to go to Japan for a medical examination and make an appointment with an institution. In recent years, the rise of going to Japan for medical treatment has also brought many people into contact with international medical appointment institutions from domestic medical appointments, but different countries often have different appointment mechanisms, and so does the medical examination in Japan.

I believe many people have made an appointment for a medical examination in China, so I won't elaborate on the specific process, but it is different to make an appointment for a medical examination in Japan. There are many problems when making an appointment, such as: whether to make an appointment by yourself or by other institutions; What should I do if I don't know Japanese hospitals and Japanese? If you make an appointment through other agencies, is there a similar service agency in China? What's the difference between an individual appointment for medical examination in Japan and an appointment made by a service organization?

Can an individual make an appointment for a medical examination in Japan? Individuals can make an appointment for a medical examination in Japan. However, it is not recommended for individuals to make appointments by themselves, mainly because most local hospitals with specific functions in Japan (similar to domestic tertiary hospitals) do not accept appointments from individuals (foreigners) who have not lived in Japan for a long time. In addition, personal appointments have to solve problems such as language communication and hospital selection.

Of course, in addition, personal appointment for medical examination in Japan is similar to the screening of medical examination hospitals in Japan, the early communication of medical examination hospitals in Japan, and the arrangement of medical examination itinerary in Japan, which are complicated, time-consuming and laborious, and still fail to achieve the expected results, seriously affecting the travel experience.

Why do you need to make an appointment with a service agency for a medical examination in Japan? Therefore, if you want to go to Japan for a physical examination, I suggest you do it through a domestic service organization. After all, it is more practical and reassuring to leave professional things to professional institutions. Moreover, the regular and reliable service organization is a professional, rigorous and reliable company that has signed contracts with local first-class institutions in Japan, has a harmonious relationship, has special hospital relations and appointment channels, and independently recruits and trains professionals to accompany translators.

Of course, it should be noted that with the rise of medical examination in Japan, a large number of service institutions providing medical examination in Japan have appeared in China, but the level is uneven, and there are great differences in professional level, examination items, service quality and project price.

The difference between Japanese medical personal appointment and service organization appointment is that the success rate of Japanese medical personal appointment is low, the procedures are complicated, time-consuming and laborious, a lot of preliminary work is needed, and the appointment cost is extremely high. As far as service organizations are concerned, making an appointment to the hospital is formal, the process is simple, you don't need to worry too much about the itinerary, and you can enjoy the same service as Japanese locals.

In addition, regular and reliable service institutions, similar to intimate health, are highly professional, sign contracts with hospitals, have complete medical examination items, are independently recruited, are accompanied by translators for training, have high service quality, and the prices of examination items are open and transparent, and do not blindly recommend medical examination items to mislead users.