Who We Treat?

Understand the high-risk groups, early symptoms,and screening recommendations for hematologic malignancies,
early detection, early treatment

understand whether you belong to a high-risk group

Hematologic malignancy patient population

We focus on providing world-class diagnosis and treatment services for the following hematologic malignancy patients:

  • Newly diagnosed hematologic malignancy patients, seeking the best treatment plan

  • Relapsed/refractory patients, needing innovative treatment methods

  • Patients seeking CAR-T cell therapy and other internationally cutting-edge therapies

  • International patients who wish to receive high cost-effective and high-quality medical care in China

  • Patients and family members who need a second medical opinion

No matter which stage of the disease you are in, we will provide you with professional, comprehensive, and personalized medical services to help you regain health.

Common Symptoms and Warning Signs of Hematologic Malignancies

What do you need to know

⚠️ Symptoms Requiring Immediate Medical Attention:

  • Persistent fever (above 38°C for more than 2 weeks)
  • Night sweats (severe enough to require changing clothes)
  • Unexplained weight loss (more than 10% within 6 months)
  • Persistent fatigue and weakness that does not improve with rest
  • Loss of appetite and recurrent nausea
  • Recurrent infections that are difficult to cure
  • Skin bruising, gum bleeding, and nosebleeds
  • Pale complexion and dizziness (signs of anemia)
  • Bone pain, especially in the sternum, spine, and pelvis
  • Painless swollen lymph nodes (in the neck, armpits, or groin)
  • Enlarged spleen (feeling of fullness in the upper left abdomen)
  • Enlarged liver (discomfort in the upper right abdomen)
  • Multiple Myeloma: Symptoms of hypercalcemia (thirst, frequent urination, constipation) and abnormal kidney function.
  • Leukemia: Bone pain, joint pain, and gum hyperplasia (swelling).
  • Lymphoma: "B symptoms" (fever, night sweats, and weight loss).
  • Individuals with a family history of hematologic malignancies
  • Individuals with long-term exposure to chemical substances such as benzene
  • Patients who have undergone radiation or chemotherapy
  • Individuals with compromised immune systems
  • Carriers of certain viral infections (e.g., Epstein-Barr virus, HTLV-1)
Car-t treatment process

Complete Process of CAR-T Cell Therapy

Stage One: Evaluation and Preparation (1–2 weeks)

1.Initial Consultation
• Submit medical records to obtain a free medical evaluation
• The expert team conducts a remote consultation
• Determine whether the patient meets the conditions for CAR-T treatment

2.Admission Evaluation
• Comprehensive physical examination and laboratory tests
• Imaging evaluation (PET-CT, MRI, etc.)
• Cardiopulmonary function evaluation
• Infectious disease screening

Stage Two: Cell Collection and Preparation (2–3 weeks)

3.Lymphocyte Collection
• Collect the patient’s peripheral blood mononuclear cells through a blood cell separator
• The collection process takes about 3–4 hours
• No hospitalization required, can be completed on an outpatient basis

4.CAR-T Cell Preparation
• The cells are genetically modified in a GMP laboratory
• The preparation period is about 1–2 weeks
• Strict quality control ensures safety

Stage Three: Preconditioning and Infusion (1 week)

5.Lymphodepleting Chemotherapy
• Conducted 3–5 days before infusion
• Create the optimal expansion environment for CAR-T cells
• Commonly used FC regimen (Fludarabine + Cyclophosphamide)

6.CAR-T Cell Infusion
• Single intravenous infusion, about 30–60 minutes
• Closely monitor vital signs after infusion
• Hospital observation for at least 7–14 days

Stage Four: Monitoring and Follow-up (Long-term)

7.Acute Phase Monitoring (0–28 days after infusion)
• Closely monitor CRS and ICANS
• Daily laboratory tests
• Promptly manage adverse reactions

8.Long-term Follow-up
• Regularly evaluate efficacy (bone marrow puncture, imaging)
• Monitor long-term safety
• Provide continuous medical support

Overview of Treatment Timeline

From evaluation to completion of infusion: about 4–6 weeks

Hospitalization time: about 2–4 weeks

Total cost: about 50–70% of that in European and American countries

FAQS

FAQ Frequently Asked Questions

At present, CAR-T therapy is mainly applicable to: relapsed/refractory B-ALL (up to 60), relapsed/refractory DLBCL (after at least 2 lines of treatment), and relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma (after at least 3 lines of treatment). It requires evaluation by a professional doctor.

Age is not an absolute contraindication. We have successfully performed CAR-T therapy for many patients over 70 years old. The key lies in the overall health condition and organ function evaluation.

In addition to CAR-T, there are multiple options such as bispecific antibodies, ADC drugs, novel targeted drugs, and allogeneic transplantation. We will formulate the best plan according to the patient’s specific condition.

We provide full-process services: medical visa assistance, medical record translation, airport pick-up and drop-off, accommodation arrangement, interpreter accompaniment, etc. Only complete medical records need to be brought.

Yes. We encourage family members to accompany the patient and provide accommodation arrangements for family members. During specific treatment stages (such as in a sterile laminar flow ward), visitation may need to be restricted.

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