Cross-border referral disclaimer
This page explains what the content on this site is and how it may be used: we are not a medical provider, nothing here is medical advice, and nothing here is a promise of outcome, admission or visa approval.
Last updated: 16 September 2025
1We are not a medical provider
YILV CHINA is a cross-border medical referral and coordination service. We are not a hospital, a clinic or a medical provider of any kind. We do not diagnose, treat, prescribe or make medical decisions, and we do not send medical staff to carry out any procedure. Every treatment plan is independently judged and carried out by licensed physicians at the receiving hospital.
2Nothing on this site is medical advice
The material here about diseases, techniques, drugs, costs and process is compiled to help you understand cross-border care. It cannot replace a consultation with a licensed physician. Any treatment decision should follow the advice of the receiving hospital’s physicians, and nothing on this site should lead you to delay or abandon proper treatment at home.
3No promise of outcome, admission or visa result
None of the following is promised, and any verbal statement to the contrary does not represent our position:
- No promise of any clinical outcome, survival period or cure
- No promise that a hospital will admit you, or that a particular specialist will be available
- No promise about visa, immigration or insurance claim outcomes
- Technique and cost comparisons on this site come from public sources and are not a prediction for any individual patient
4Cases, images and third-party information
Cases shown on this site are illustrative, or are used with permission and after de-identification, to explain how a process or a judgment works. They do not represent your outcome. Hospital and physician information should be checked against the hospital’s own official channels. Third-party links are the responsibility of those third parties, and we neither control nor endorse them.
5In an emergency, seek care where you are
For acute chest pain, difficulty breathing, altered consciousness, severe bleeding or any other emergency, call your local emergency number (999 in Malaysia) or go to the nearest emergency department immediately. Do not consult this site first.
6Questions and corrections
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