Private rooms
A single-patient room with a resting area for the companion — room to be alone and recover.
SUPPORT
The most common reason people give up on treatment abroad is not the price and not the method, but the fear of being alone in an unfamiliar city with no shared language. At this stage, someone who speaks Russian and knows what to do next stays with the patient the whole time.
NAVIGATOR
During treatment a navigator stays beside the patient — a specialist who helps you through each stage of care, gathers and organizes medical information, translates and explains the doctors’ decisions, and stays close in the most stressful moments.
STAY & SERVICE
Ward conditions and service setup that give treatment days a basic level of comfort
A single-patient room with a resting area for the companion — room to be alone and recover.
A permanent medical team is assigned to the patient — the same faces from admission to discharge.
Diagnostics, board review, treatment and follow-up exams all happen in one center — no moving between cities.
SUPPORT
The first center in Chancheng district where patients and doctors tell their own stories and can speak openly about what they are going through. Facing an illness, people need more than prescriptions — sometimes a place where they will simply be listened to.
CULTURE
Not a service script, but the way this team has learned to work together over a long time
We treat cancer as a long road with checkpoints rather than a single episode — so follow-up does not stop at discharge.
A stable team is what keeps treatment continuous: the patient does not start over each time with a new doctor.
That is what separates an oncology center with a human dimension from a queue of patients.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Group-led public programs and ongoing community screening
Initiated by JANUSYN MED together with the Precision Oncology Center of Foshan Fosun Chancheng Hospital and set up with a charitable foundation, the program supports patients facing financial difficulty — first of all those treated on the CyberKnife.
Beyond easing the financial burden, the program funds oncology research — so that help is not limited to a single patient.
In 2021 more than 3 000 screening exams for lung nodules were carried out, and about 4 000 more in 2022. The work runs on an ongoing basis.
Monthly events for patients, outreach consultations in communities, and lectures on prevention and early detection of cancer.
Tell us what accompaniment and daily-life support you need — we will work out the details together
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