Shanghai hospitals.

Start from the condition already documented

• Wang Weiqing / 王卫庆 — adrenal disease, endocrine tumors and difficult endocrine cases.
• Ning Guang / 宁光 — rare / hereditary endocrine and metabolic disease.
• Wang Shu / 王曙 — thyroid disease.
• Liu Jianmin / 刘建民 — osteoporosis and bone metabolism.
• Bi Yufang / 毕宇芳 — diabetes and metabolic disease.

From the right appointment to the next step

• Match the existing diagnosis / question to the appropriate specialty, physician or team.
• Check current appointment availability and a requested physician when relevant.
• Prepare the records and practical visit plan.
• Coordinate the hospital day, tests, admission or discharge when needed.
• Collect records and keep the family informed.

Availability is checked for the real case

Doctor schedules, fees, beds and insurance arrangements can change. GAC rechecks the items that matter for the actual patient and date before the plan is confirmed.

Different problems lead to different teams

• Wang Jian / 王坚 — Parkinson disease / movement disorders.
• Yu Jintai / 郁金泰 — cognitive disorders / dementia.
• Chen Xiangjun / 陈向军, Quan Chao / 全超 — neuroimmunology.
• Zhao Chongbo / 赵重波, Lu Jiahong / 卢家红 — neuromuscular disease.
• Dong Qiang / 董强 — cerebrovascular disease.
• Hong Zhen / 洪震, Zhu Guoxing / 朱国行 — epilepsy / neuroelectrophysiology.

Plan the visit around the real question

• Match the condition to the relevant specialty, physician or team.
• Check appointment availability and requested-physician options.
• Coordinate imaging, EEG / EMG or other same-trip testing when ordered.
• Support admission, rehabilitation or follow-up coordination when needed.
• Organize records and family updates after the visit.

One appointment may become a multi-step visit

For neurology, testing and follow-up can matter as much as the first consultation. GAC confirms the practical sequence for the actual case instead of asking the family to assemble it alone.

Consultation and procedure planning

• Li Xiaobo / 李晓波 — advanced endoscopy, early GI neoplasia, EMR / ESD.
• Chen Yingxuan / 陈萦晅 — precancerous GI disease.
• Lu Hong / 陆红 — H. pylori / gastric disease.
• Wu Wenguang / 吴文广 — ERCP / pancreaticobiliary care.
• Chen Shengliang / 陈胜良 — motility / gut-brain disorders.

Appointment, procedure window and follow-through

• Match the case to the appropriate specialty, physician or team.
• Check appointment availability and requested-physician options.
• Check commercial-insurance / direct-billing eligibility when relevant.
• Coordinate preparation, procedure-day logistics, admission or discharge.
• Track pathology / records and post-procedure follow-up.

Procedure care needs more than a consultation slot

For ESD, ERCP or surgery, preparation, procedure timing, recovery, pathology and follow-up all affect the useful Shanghai window. GAC organizes those practical pieces around the confirmed clinical plan.

Diagnosis, pathology and disease team

• Existing pathology and imaging may determine what can be scheduled next.
• A requested physician can be checked when the family already has one in mind.
• For complex cases, the useful destination may be a disease team rather than a single doctor.

Organize the care window around the treatment question

• Match the existing diagnosis to the relevant specialty, physician or team.
• Check appointment availability and requested-physician options.
• Confirm what pathology / imaging material should be prepared.
• Coordinate consultations, tests, admissions and multi-day logistics.
• Collect pathology, imaging and treatment records before return abroad.

Records can determine the schedule

For oncology, reports alone may not always be enough; slides, blocks, imaging or prior treatment records can matter. GAC confirms what should be prepared for the actual case before travel.

Subspecialty, physician and procedure

• Use the existing diagnosis / question to narrow the right subspecialty.
• A requested physician can be checked when the family has a preference.
• For planned surgery, pre-op testing and early follow-up belong in the same travel plan.

From appointment to the return-flight window

• Match the case to the appropriate subspecialty and physician options.
• Check appointment availability and the correct campus / visit location.
• Coordinate testing, surgery-day administration and discharge logistics.
• Check commercial-insurance / direct-billing eligibility when relevant.
• Organize records, instructions and early follow-up before departure.

Planned surgery needs a realistic follow-up window

GAC can help plan the practical sequence around the treating team's instructions. Acute eye emergencies should still use the appropriate local emergency route immediately.