Full body checkups in Taiwan · in English · we can book it for you

Going home to Taiwan? Come back with a full checkup. For you, and for your parents.

353 checkup packages at 48 Taiwan hospitals, itemized in English with the published price. Book directly with the hospital, or tell us who it's for and when you'll be there and we book it for you, in Chinese.

Booking directly with the hospital is free: every package page shows its phone and website. Making the booking for you is a paid service: Book it for me, US$149, or Family concierge, US$499, paid only after the hospital confirms.

A father and his adult daughter walk arm in arm out of a Taipei hospital, his checkup results in a white envelope
Basic General Checkup Package · Cheng Hsin General, Taipei
US$467

62 tests in one day. NT$15,000, paid to the hospital.

Women: US$530 (NT$17,000). The price above is for men.

Without a Taiwan ID or NHI card: about US$561 (NT$18,000), 20% more by the hospital's own rules.

The same tests in the US, cash price
US$1,957–2,193

For the 35 of 37 comparable tests we could price. MDsave, Quest and others; checked 2026-10-11.

Not a saving claim: each test's US cash price, added up one by one. Every package page shows this comparison for its own test list, with the count of tests we could price.

The average deductible for one person in a US employer plan was US$1,886 in 2025 (KFF Employer Health Benefits Survey, 2025).

48 hospitals · 13 cities · prices checked 2026-09-22
For your parents · Lunar New Year is 6 February 2027

Give them the checkup they keep saying they don't need.

In the paid Book it for me service we ask the hospital about your parent's dates and price, and what it says about an English report, hold the date, and send the hospital's preparation instructions in Chinese for them and in English for you. Or book directly with the hospital, free.

Big teaching hospitals can mean long walks between stations. Every hospital page shows its official tier and what we know about the day.

First, what's already free. People 65 and over who are enrolled in Taiwan's national health insurance can have a free yearly adult health check. A paid package adds tests such as imaging and endoscopy; each package page lists exactly what it adds.

Read: how to choose a checkup for your parents in Taiwan
For a parent over 60 · New Taipei
Basic 'Gut Health' Full-Day Program
Sijhih Cathay General Hospital Health Examination Center

Colonoscopy and gastroscopy by a gastroenterologist, abdominal ultrasound, bone density, liver cancer marker (AFP), hepatitis B and C. One day. Sedation available at extra cost.

US$467NT$15,000

Women: US$523 (NT$16,800)

About US$6,808–10,113 for the 52 of 52 tests we could price at US cash rates.

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For you: one day of the trip

All 353 packages

Blood work, imaging, a scope if you want one, and a doctor who reviews it with you before you leave.

First full checkup
Basic General Checkup Package
Cheng Hsin General Hospital Health Management Center · Taipei

Blood, urine, ultrasound, ECG, chest X-ray, doctor's review. One day.

US$467NT$15,000

Women: US$530 (NT$17,000)

No Taiwan ID or NHI card: about US$561, 20% more

About US$1,957–2,193 for the 35 of 37 tests we could price at US cash rates.

See every test, then check their dates →
Heart and lungs
Entry-Level Cardiac Checkup Package
Cheng Hsin General Hospital Health Management Center · Taipei

Coronary calcium CT, exercise ECG, lipid panel, cardiology consultation. One day.

US$467NT$15,000

No Taiwan ID or NHI card: about US$561, 20% more

About US$1,565–1,824 for the 30 of 30 tests we could price at US cash rates.

See every test, then check their dates →
Whole-body MRI
Comprehensive Whole-Body MRI Cancer-Screening Checkup Package
Cheng Hsin General Hospital Health Management Center · Taipei

Whole-body MRI, low-dose chest CT, tumor markers, echocardiogram.

US$2,056NT$66,000

Men from US$2,056, women from US$2,118

No Taiwan ID or NHI card: about US$2,467, 20% more

About US$5,947–7,359 for the 47 of 50 tests we could price at US cash rates.

See every test, then check their dates →

i僑卡 Overseas Taiwanese? The i僑卡 (Overseas Compatriot Card) is free for life, and 27 of the hospitals here are on its partner list. The list gives no discount; any discount is set by the center, so ask the hospital. About the card

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Matched on published package contents, not medical judgement. Not medical advice.

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US$ at 32.1 TWD, 23 Sep 2026; you pay in NT$.

The three things that go wrong, and what we do about them

01

A report only in Chinese

Not every hospital prints an English report by default. Ask the hospital whether one is available for your package before you book. In Book it for me we ask for you and tell you what they said.

02

Results in units your doctor may not use

Hospitals differ in the units and reference ranges their reports use. Ask the hospital which units its report uses. In Book it for me we ask for you and tell you what it said.

03

Scans you can't take home

CT, MRI and endoscopy images should leave with you on a disc or a download link. We ask how each hospital delivers them.

Book it yourself, or we book it for you.

The hospital is always paid by you, directly, at its published price. We never take a fee from a hospital. You pay our fee only after the hospital confirms the appointment. If the hospital cancels, we refund it in full. Nothing is charged through this website.

Do it yourself
Free

The whole directory, free. Every package page shows the hospital's own phone and website, so you can book directly. Most hospitals take bookings in Chinese.

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Book it for me
US$149paid only after the hospital confirms

We confirm the appointment with the hospital in Chinese (by email), ask for the English report and imaging files, translate the hospital's preparation instructions, send a calendar-ready confirmation, and reconfirm the week before.

Book it for me
Family concierge
US$499paid only after the hospital confirms

Everything in Book it for me, plus: the companion policy and walking distances checked with the hospital, the hospital's own preparation sheet sent to your parent in Chinese, and a 20-minute call with you before the visit to go through the booking, the day's schedule and what to ask the hospital. We do not interpret results; the hospital's doctors and your own doctor do.

Talk to us first

What the day looks like

A typical half-day program. Exact times come from the hospital with your confirmation.

07:30

Arrive fasted

Check in, gown, locker. Bloods, urine and vitals first, then imaging, then a scope if the package includes one.

Soy milk and youtiao, a Taipei breakfast
11:15

Breakfast

Many centers serve one once the fasting tests are done. This is when the day stops feeling medical. Centers that sedate usually ask you not to drive afterwards and to come with someone who can take you home.

11:45

Doctor's review

Ask the hospital whether first results are explained on the day and how long the full report takes. In Book it for me we ask for you and tell you before you book. The report goes home with you for your own doctor.

Read the whole guide: what a checkup day in Taiwan is actually like

Two countries, one plan

You, in the US

  • Day 0. You pick a package and book it with the hospital, or ask us to book it.
  • Before you go you know the date, the price, whether there's an English report and how imaging is delivered. In Book it for me we get those answers from the hospital for you, usually within one business day.
  • Results. The report, in English if the hospital offers one; ask before you book.

Your parent, in Taiwan

  • Booking. In the paid tiers, we confirm the appointment with the hospital in Chinese.
  • Week before. In the paid tiers, we reconfirm; on the family tier, the hospital's own preparation sheet goes to them in Chinese.
  • The day. You pay the hospital directly, in NT$. Most centers take payment on the day; some ask for a bank transfer or deposit first, and the package page shows that when the hospital publishes it. The report goes home with them; ask whether it can also be emailed to you.
Not ready yet?

Read the guide first: what a checkup day in Taiwan is actually like

Fasting, sedation, how long results take, English at the front desk, what happens if something is found, and how you pay.

Read the guide

Send me a shortlist for my situation

Tell us who it's for and roughly when. We email up to three packages with prices and what we know about each hospital. No follow-up unless you reply.

Tell us who it's for and when you'll be in Taiwan.

Booking directly with the hospital is free: every package page shows its phone and website. Making the booking for you is a paid service: Book it for me, US$149, or Family concierge, US$499, paid only after the hospital confirms.