Tell us who the checkup is for. We’ll show you what fits.
Comprehensive diagnostic checkups at Taiwan's hospitals and screening centers — itemized in English and compared test for test, with published prices and dated sources. Send a request and we contact the provider on your behalf.
Matched on published package contents, not medical judgement. Not medical advice.
Matches
US$ at 32.1 TWD, 23 Sep 2026; you pay in NT$.Cost and time, in plain numbers
Source data checked 2026-09-22 · US$ at 32.1 TWD, 23 Sep 2026; you pay in NT$.48
Providers with three or more checkups we could read in full, across 13 cities.
387
Checkups open to the public, each with a published price. The middle 80% run ≈US$125–2,368 (NT$4,000–76,000).
20+
Tests listed in every checkup here, each named in English and lined up test for test.
2026-09-22
Newest price list we've checked. Every package here is dated to its own source.
What to ask for
Make sure the results travel home with you.
01An English report. Ask before you book — not every provider prints one by default; see the provider page for what we know.
02US units (mg/dL, not mmol/L). Ask the provider to confirm before your results are finalized.
03Imaging files on a disc or a download link, if you had CT, MRI, ultrasound or endoscopy imaging.
What a provider actually offers — report language, turnaround, imaging delivery — is stated on that provider's page only when we've found it published; we don't guess.
Why this matters
A checkup abroad is only useful to a doctor at home if the report is legible to them. A Chinese-only report with SI units and no imaging files usually means a translation detour before anyone can act on it. Asking these three questions before you book is the cheapest way to avoid that.
How booking works
1You send a request — for yourself or a family member. Dates, package, and anything the provider should know.
2We contact the provider and reply to you by email with availability and the confirmed price. Nothing is charged.
3You decide. If you go ahead, you book and pay the provider directly.