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Best CAR-T Cell Therapy Hospitals in China for Blood Cancer Treatment 2026

Best CAR-T Cell Therapy Hospitals in China for Blood Cancer Treatment 2026

6 min read

For blood cancer patients who have relapsed after chemotherapy or a first transplant, China is now one of the most clinically credible destinations in the world for CAR-T therapy.

The best CAR-T cell therapy hospitals in China offer published outcomes, high treatment volumes, and international patient programmes that make China a legitimate option alongside India and Singapore.

My 1Health is a global medical tourism company, with offices in Nairobi, Dubai, and Delaware, USA, that has partnered with all 3 hospitals in this guide to assist international patients at no cost to them. Our specialist team connects patients to each hospital's multidisciplinary specialist board for treatment plan review, and handles medical visa documentation, travel, airport transfers, accommodation, and 24/7 patient support throughout, all completely free with a same-price guarantee.

This guide profiles 3 verified partner hospitals in Beijing and Guangzhou with CAR-T and immunotherapy programmes. By the end, you will know which hospital fits your diagnosis, what to budget for, and exactly how to take the next step.

Not sure where to start? Speak to our international patient support team on WhatsApp.

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Why China Is a Credible Option for Blood Cancer Treatment

China's CAR-T programme is larger and more published than most patients realise. Here is why it belongs on your shortlist:

  • GoBroad Healthcare Group covers 8 single-target and 2 dual-target CAR-T protocols, including CD7 and CD5 for T-cell leukaemias and CLL1 for transformed AML. Most centres in India and Thailand do not yet treat these commercially with CAR-T.
  • China offers several thousand published CAR-T cases with peer-reviewed outcome data, a depth of evidence not matched by most other destinations at this stage.
  • CAR-T therapy in China costs USD 30,000 to USD 80,000, well below Singapore (USD 80,000 to USD 150,000) and comparable to India, with more published CAR-T outcome data.
  • All 3 hospitals in this guide are verified My 1Health partner hospitals. Coordination is completely free to the patient.

The 3 Best CAR-T Hospitals in China: Quick Navigation

Use this to find your hospital quickly. Full profiles follow below.

1. GoBroad Healthcare Group, Beijing

2. Beijing Jingdu Children's Hospital, Beijing

3. United Family Healthcare, Beijing

HospitalProgrammeBest For
GoBroad Healthcare GroupSeveral thousand CAR-T cases. Phase I and II trials open to international patientsRelapsed leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma. Rare targets: T-ALL, CLL1, CD5
Beijing Jingdu Children's Hospital85%+ CR in paediatric B-cell leukaemia. Paediatric proton therapy centreChildren aged 1 to 18 with leukaemia, lymphoma, solid tumours
United Family HealthcareMDT-led CAR-T for B-cell lymphoma and myeloma. English clinical environmentB-cell lymphoma, multiple myeloma, patients wanting English-language care

1. GoBroad Healthcare Group: Best CAR-T Hospital in Beijing

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GoBroad Healthcare Group is China's first international research-oriented hospital, opened in July 2023 at Changping Life Science Park, Beijing. It has the widest CAR-T target portfolio of any hospital in this guide, with several thousand cases performed and published results that match leading centres globally.

CAR-T Protocols and Published Results

Results below are from GoBroad clinical studies and peer-reviewed publications, including papers cited in PubMed and presented at ASH 2024, EHA 2025, EBMT 2025, and APBMT 2025.

Cancer and ProtocolResult
Relapsed B-cell ALL (B-ALL): CD19 CAR-TOver 90% complete remission
Relapsed B-ALL post-transplant: Sequential CD19 and CD22 CAR-T18-month overall survival 88.5%
B-ALL after CD19 treatment failed: CD22 CAR-T71% complete remission, near 100% MRD-negative
Children with relapsed B-ALL: Sequential CD19-CD22 CAR-T18-month overall survival 96%
T-cell ALL (T-ALL): Donor-derived CD7 CAR-T90% complete remission, 27-month follow-up ORR 95%
T-ALL after CD7 treatment failed: CD5 CAR-T100% achieved remission by day 30
Paediatric Burkitt lymphoma: Triple-target CD19/CD20/CD22100% response rate, 86.9% remission at 18 months

The CD22 CAR-T protocol after CD19 failure and the triple-target Burkitt lymphoma result are both global firsts. For patients who have relapsed after prior CAR-T or exhausted standard treatments, these options are simply not available at most hospitals worldwide.

Accreditation and Research Standing

JCI-accredited. Research published in Frontiers in Medicine and Nature Medicine affiliated journals. Presented at ASH, EHA, EBMT, and APBMT — the 3 key international haematology conferences. For patients whose oncologists want peer-reviewed evidence before recommending travel, this record is the clearest verification available.

International Patient Support

Dedicated international patient department. English is the clinical working language. My 1Health coordinates the hospital matching, visa invitation letter, airport transfer, accommodation, and interpretation for all consultations. Arabic, French, Swahili, and Bengali interpretation available through My 1Health.

Want to know if your diagnosis qualifies for GoBroad's CAR-T programme? 

Contact us, and we will get your case to the hospital for a treatment plan and cost estimate within 48 hours.

2. Beijing Jingdu Children's Hospital: Paediatric Blood Cancer Treatment

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Beijing Jingdu Children's Hospital is China's leading specialist paediatric oncology centre for international patients. Led by Professor Wu Minyuan (State Council Expert) and Professor Sun Yuan, it integrates 12 specialties through weekly multidisciplinary consultations, collaborates with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in the US and the Hopp Children's Cancer Centre in Germany, and leads more than 20 international multi-centre clinical trials.

CAR-T and Survival Results for Children

For relapsed or refractory B-cell leukaemia using CD19 and CD22 dual-target CAR-T, Beijing Jingdu reports a complete remission rate exceeding 85%.

GoBroad's Phase II sequential CD19-CD22 study in 81 children with relapsed B-ALL reported an 18-month overall survival rate of 96%. Depending on your child's specific diagnosis, either hospital may be the stronger match.

ConditionThis HospitalChina Average
Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL): 5-year survival92%80%
Stage IV neuroblastoma (high-risk childhood solid tumour): 5-year survival55%35%
Hepatoblastoma (paediatric liver tumour): 5-year survival85%70%
Relapsed B-cell leukaemia: CAR-T complete remission (CD19/CD22)Over 85% 
Neuroblastoma: CAR-T complete remission (GD2 target)Over 85% 

Technology That Matters for Children

One of the few hospitals in China with a dedicated paediatric proton therapy centre. Proton therapy delivers precise radiation that protects developing organs including the brain, spine, and growth plates. This matters for children's long-term development in a way that standard radiotherapy cannot guarantee.

What Parents Need to Know

Treatment requires 6 to 10 weeks in-country. Paediatric wards include provisions for parents staying with their child. My 1Health coordinates parent accommodation near the hospital and arranges interpretation for all consultations. We recommend a video consultation with the specialist team before any travel decision. We can arrange this within 48 to 72 hours.

For your child's case, a video consultation is the right first step. Contact us, and we will arrange one with Beijing Jingdu's specialist team.

3. United Family Healthcare: CAR-T in Beijing, in English

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United Family Healthcare is JCI-accredited, operates in English, and runs a CAR-T programme supported by a multidisciplinary team including haematologists, oncologists, dietitians, and clinical psychologists. For patients from the UK, GCC, East Africa, and Southeast Asia who want clinical quality alongside direct English-language care, it is the strongest option in Beijing for this profile.

Who United Family Treats

Eligible patients: Adults with relapsed or refractory large B-cell lymphoma (after two or more prior treatments), and adults with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma.

The CAR-T Process in Five Steps

  1. T-cell collection from peripheral blood (2 to 3 hours)
  2. CAR-T cell engineering and preparation (2 to 3 days)
  3. Pre-infusion conditioning chemotherapy to prepare the immune system (5 days)
  4. CAR-T cell infusion (approximately 30 minutes)
  5. Inpatient monitoring for side effects. Cytokine release syndrome, a rapid immune response that occurs in many patients within the first week after infusion, requires immediate clinical management. All patients stay for 14 days.

International Patient Support

English is the clinical working language. Interpretation for Arabic, French, and South Asian languages is available through My 1Health. A dedicated international patient coordinator handles admission, reporting, and communication throughout the stay.

Interested in United Family Healthcare for CAR-T therapy? Our team can connect you with their international patient desk within 24 hours.

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CAR-T Therapy Cost in China in 2026: What to Budget

CAR-T cell therapy in China costs between USD 30,000 and USD 80,000 for the procedure. Dual-target protocols cost more than single-target. Clinical trial access at GoBroad may reduce costs for eligible patients.

DestinationProcedure CostTypical StayNotes
China (Beijing/Guangzhou)USD 30,000 to 80,0006 to 10 weeksWidest CAR-T target portfolio. Several thousand published cases. Clinical trial access at GoBroad
India (Delhi/Mumbai)USD 40,000 to 70,0006 to 8 weeksGood for standard CD19 B-ALL. Fewer published CAR-T outcome datasets than China
SingaporeUSD 80,000 to 150,0006 to 10 weeksPremium English-language care. Highest cost tier
Turkey (Istanbul)USD 50,000 to 90,0006 to 8 weeksGrowing programme. Lower CAR-T volume than China
Thailand (Bangkok)USD 45,000 to 75,0006 to 10 weeksGood general oncology. Fewer high-volume CAR-T programmes

Total in-country budget is typically USD 45,000 to USD 110,000 all-in. This covers the procedure, accommodation, companion costs, local transport, visa fees, and the mandatory 14-day post-infusion monitoring period.

  • Accommodation: USD 40 to 80 per night near a Beijing hospital. For 8 weeks: USD 2,240 to 4,480.
  • Companion: Budget USD 3,000 to 6,000 for 8 weeks (accommodation and living costs).
  • Visa fees: USD 60 to 140 depending on origin. Processing: 7 to 15 working days.
  • Flights: Lagos to Beijing: USD 900 to 1,400 return. Nairobi: USD 700 to 1,100. Dhaka: USD 500 to 800.
  • Post-treatment monitoring: The 14-day inpatient period after infusion is mandatory. Cytokine release syndrome (a serious immune response in the first 7 days) requires on-site clinical management. Plan for at least 6 to 8 weeks in-country.

Want a personalised cost breakdown for treatment, visa, and travel? Our team will build a full estimate for your specific case.

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How to Get CAR-T Treatment in China: Step-by-Step Process

From first inquiry to hospital discharge takes 8 to 14 weeks. Here is exactly what happens and how My 1Health supports you at each stage.

  1. You contact My 1Health on WhatsApp (+1 718 550 0880) or email ([email protected]). We identify the right hospital for your diagnosis.
  2. We forward your case to the hospital's specialist board within 24 hours. The MDT reviews it and sends a tailored treatment plan and cost estimate within 3 to 5 business days.
  3. If you want to proceed, we arrange a video consultation with the treating haematologist before you book any travel.
  4. We coordinate the hospital's invitation letter, provide the full visa application checklist, and arrange your airport transfer and accommodation. Most patients receive their Chinese medical visa within 10 to 15 working days.
  5. During your stay, a dedicated patient support specialist is available 24/7. Interpretation is provided at all clinical consultations.
  6. After you return home, we coordinate your records back to your home doctor. Remote monitoring consultations are scheduled at 1, 3, and 6 months.

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Hospital matching and treatment plan coordination: We identify the right hospital and forward your case to the specialist board. They review and send a treatment plan and cost estimate at no cost to you.

Visa and documentation support: We coordinate the hospital invitation letter and provide the full visa checklist.

Travel, accommodation, and airport transfer: We arrange your airport pickup, accommodation near the hospital, and local transport.

24/7 patient support and interpretation: A dedicated specialist is assigned from first inquiry through to your return home.

Our coordination is completely free. The hospital covers our fee. You pay the same as going directly to the hospital.

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Is China Better Than India or Singapore for CAR-T Therapy?

China leads on CAR-T case volume and target range. But it is not the right choice for every patient. Here is the honest comparison.

 ChinaIndiaSingapore
CAR-T case volumeSeveral thousand at GoBroad. Widest published target portfolio globallyGrowing. Best for standard CD19 B-ALLSmaller CAR-T-specific volume. High-quality care
CD19 CAR-T availabilityYes. Over 90% CR at GoBroadYes. Available at major centresYes. Available at main centres
Rare targets (T-ALL, CLL1, CD5)Yes. Available at GoBroadLimited at most centresLimited
Published peer-reviewed dataMultiple studies, ASH/EHA presentationsGrowing. Fewer CAR-T-specific publicationsStrong regulatory environment
Language of careMandarin. English at United Family. Interpretation via My 1HealthEnglish widely availableEnglish throughout
Procedure costUSD 30,000 to 80,000USD 40,000 to 70,000USD 80,000 to 150,000
Best forRare targets, T-ALL, relapsed after prior CAR-T, paediatric casesStandard CD19 B-ALL. Established African corridorsEnglish-language premium care. GCC and Australian patients

When China is not the right choice: Do not travel if your oncologist has advised against it due to current disease status or physical fitness. If your diagnosis requires a bone marrow transplant rather than CAR-T therapy, India and Turkey are stronger for that pathway. See our guide to bone marrow transplant hospitals worldwide.

Not sure which destination fits your diagnosis? Our team will give you an honest recommendation based on your specific case.

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China Medical Visa and Travel: What CAR-T Patients Need to Know

Getting to China is logistically straightforward from most origin markets in Africa, South Asia, and the Gulf. Here is what you need.

Chinese Medical Visa Requirements

Most patients from Africa, South Asia, and the Gulf require a medical visa. My 1Health coordinates the hospital invitation letter, which is the core document. You will also need:

  • A valid passport with at least 6 months of remaining validity
  • Completed visa application form from your local Chinese consulate or embassy
  • Proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay
  • Return flight itinerary

Processing time: 7 to 15 working days from most Nigerian, Kenyan, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, and GCC consulates. Visa rules change. Our team confirms current requirements when you are ready to apply.

Flights From Key Origin Cities

FromRouteFlying TimeReturn Fare (Approx.)
Lagos (LOS)Ethiopian Airlines or Air China, one stop14 to 16 hrsUSD 900 to 1,400
Nairobi (NBO)Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways, or Air China11 to 14 hrsUSD 700 to 1,100
Dhaka (DAC)Air China or Biman, direct or one stop5 to 7 hrsUSD 500 to 800
Karachi (KHI)Air China directApprox. 5 hrsUSD 450 to 700
Dubai or RiyadhMultiple direct options7 to 8 hrsUSD 500 to 900

My 1Health coordinates your airport transfer on arrival. Fares are approximate and subject to change.

What to Bring

  • Medical records: Latest pathology report, bone marrow biopsy and aspirate (within 4 to 6 weeks if possible), prior treatment history, immunophenotyping, cytogenetics, CT or PET-CT scans, and any prior CAR-T records.
  • Medications: Full 8-week supply with pharmacy labels in English where possible.
  • Documents: Passport, visa approval, hospital invitation letter, travel insurance, and a written medication list in English.
  • Practical: Phone with WhatsApp, power adapters (China uses Type A/C/I sockets), RMB cash for daily expenses.
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Frequently asked questions

How do I contact the patient support team for CAR-T treatment in China?

Contact My 1Health on WhatsApp at +1 718 550 0880 or email [email protected]. Available 24/7.

We coordinate all 3 hospitals in this guide and can arrange:

  • Video consultations with specialist haematologists before you commit to travel
  • In-person appointments at any partner hospital
  • Second medical opinions from the hospital's specialist board
  • Full treatment coordination: hospital matching, treatment plan, visa, travel, accommodation, and on-ground support 

All coordination is completely free. The hospital covers our fee.

What is CD19 CAR-T therapy and is it available in China?

CD19 CAR-T therapy is the most established form of CAR-T cell treatment for blood cancer. CD19 is a protein found on the surface of B-cell leukaemia and lymphoma cells. The therapy engineers a patient's own T cells (immune cells) to recognise and destroy cancer cells carrying CD19.

Yes. GoBroad Healthcare Group in Beijing offers CD19 CAR-T therapy and reports a complete remission rate exceeding 90% in relapsed or refractory B-cell ALL. United Family Healthcare in Beijing also offers CD19-targeted CAR-T for adults with relapsed B-cell lymphoma and multiple myeloma.

Is CAR-T cell therapy safe? What are the main risks?

CAR-T therapy is an effective treatment for relapsed blood cancer with documented side effects that all 3 hospitals in this guide are equipped to manage. 

The two main risks are cytokine release syndrome (CRS) and neurotoxicity (ICANS). CRS is an immune response triggered when engineered T cells attack cancer cells. It appears within 1 to 7 days after infusion and ranges from mild fever to, in severe cases, a drop in blood pressure requiring intensive management. All 3 hospitals require 14 days of inpatient monitoring after infusion. GoBroad's monitoring team includes haematologists, infectious disease specialists, respiratory physicians, and intensive care support, in line with American Society of Hematology guidelines. 

Does my diagnosis qualify for CAR-T therapy in China?

Standard eligibility at GoBroad and United Family covers adults and children with relapsed or refractory B-cell ALL, diffuse large B-cell lymphoma after two or more prior treatments, and relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. GoBroad additionally covers T-cell leukaemia, AML (CLL1 target), CNS lymphoma, and Burkitt lymphoma.

Eligibility depends on the hospital's review of your case, including:

  • Current disease status and physical fitness to tolerate treatment
  • Prior treatment history
  • Confirmed presence of the target antigen (e.g., CD19 must be present on the cancer cells)
  • Heart, liver, and kidney function sufficient to tolerate conditioning chemotherapy

For children at Beijing Jingdu, eligibility covers ages 1 to 18 with confirmed CD19 and CD22 expression.

How long do I need to stay in China for CAR-T therapy?

Plan for a minimum of 8 weeks for a standard single-target infusion. Sequential dual-target protocols require 10 to 14 weeks. 

  • Pre-treatment workup: 5 to 10 days
  • T-cell collection: 1 day
  • CAR-T cell manufacturing (outpatient): 14 to 21 days
  • Conditioning chemotherapy: 5 days inpatient
  • CAR-T infusion: 1 day
  • Mandatory inpatient monitoring: 14 days
  • Outpatient follow-up before clearance to fly: 2 to 4 weeks
How does CAR-T cost in China compare to India and Singapore?

China (USD 30,000 to 80,000) sits between India (USD 40,000 to 70,000) and Singapore (USD 80,000 to 150,000). Cost alone is not the deciding factor. 

China has a higher published CAR-T case volume and wider target range than India. India is the stronger option for standard CD19 B-ALL within an established African referral corridor. Singapore suits patients who want English-language premium care and can absorb the higher cost. 

What happens if CAR-T therapy does not achieve remission?

CAR-T does not achieve remission in every patient. If it does not work or relapse follows, GoBroad offers further options:

  • CD22 CAR-T therapy if CD19 CAR-T fails
  • CAR-T bridging to a second bone marrow transplant
  • Enrolment in an ongoing clinical trial

GoBroad's second transplant programme reports a disease-free survival of 72.5% versus a published international benchmark of 20 to 30%, with a non-relapse mortality of 2.3% versus 30 to 40% internationally.

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