How to book a health checkup in Taiwan from the US
Published 7 November 2026 · prices checked 22 September 2026
Pick a package, ask the hospital for a date, and pay the hospital in NT$ on the day or in advance, as it requires. Hospitals that publish a lead time ask for 5 to 150 days' notice (10 of 48 do); 38 publish none. Booking directly with the hospital is free. Provider facts checked 2026-09-26.
Steps
- Choose a package. 353 public packages at 48 hospitals are listed with their tests and prices. See how to compare them and what they cost.
- Choose how to contact the hospital. Of 48 hospitals, 42 publish a contact route on the pages we checked (usually a phone number or hotline), 17 an email address and 6 a LINE ID. Replies may be in Chinese. Each hospital's page shows its route. Or use the request form and, for a fee, we book it with the hospital for you.
- Allow for lead time. 10 hospitals state a minimum notice, from 5 to 150 days, as of 2026-09-26. For the rest, ask. Check the date against any Taiwan public holiday: Lunar New Year falls on 6 February 2027, so ask the hospital whether the center keeps normal hours that week.
- Payment. You pay the hospital, in NT$. 14 hospitals state accepted payment methods: 11 say credit card and 5 say bank transfer. 3 state a deposit or prepayment for some or all packages (shown on the package page). Others say nothing, so ask whether an international card works.
- Documents. Bring your passport as photo ID, and ask the hospital what else it needs when you book. For an HSA or FSA claim, ask for an itemized invoice: see paying with an HSA or FSA.
- English report. 4 of 48 hospitals state an English or bilingual report is available (some on request or for a fee), 2 state Chinese only, and 42 do not say on the pages we checked. Ask before you pay.
What the request form here does
The request form is for the two paid services, Book it for me and Family concierge; booking directly with the hospital is free. You choose a package and your dates; we contact the hospital in Chinese and reply by email with availability, the confirmed price and whether an English report is available. Nothing is booked or charged until you agree to a date and price. ExecDia adds no markup to the hospital's published price, and hospitals pay us nothing. A paid concierge service, where a family wants one on top, is paid by the family, never by the hospital.
Limits
- Counts are of hospitals that published a fact on the pages we read; an absent fact means we did not find it, not that the hospital has no such rule.
- Prices and rules change; confirm with the hospital before you travel. Some packages are limited to Taiwan nationals and say so on their page.
- This page is about booking, not medical advice.