A neurologist consultation in China typically costs from $35 to $230. The facility type affects the fee. Options include public hospitals, VIP departments, and private international clinics. Doctor seniority, appointment format, and city also affect the cost. In the US, similar consultations average $600. Patients save around 78% compared with the US. Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou have private international clinics.
- Public hospital visit: Government-regulated fees and physician seniority shape the consultation cost.
- VIP hospital department: Dedicated services and English-speaking staff can raise the fee.
- Private international clinic: English-language care and longer appointments can raise the fee. These clinics are available in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.
- Multidisciplinary second opinion: Input from several specialists can add review costs beyond a single neurologist visit.
Bookimed Expert Insight: The consultation format changes what the quoted fee covers, so patients should compare inclusions before booking. Boao International Medical Center lists an approximately $150 consultation, online or face to face. That price covers the consultation and 24-hour nurse services, but excludes accommodation and transfers. This option may suit patients seeking a standalone visit or multidisciplinary second opinion. Its online format can also avoid travel for an initial review.