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How International Talent Can Book Appointments Online at Lin-gang Hospital
A step-by-step guide for expats with permanent residence ID cards to schedule outpatient appointments at the Lin-gang branch of Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital.
International talent holding permanent residence ID cards can now use an expedited online appointment process at the Lin-gang branch of Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital. This guide explains the steps to book, register, and access care using the hospital's official account.
Independently written English guidance based on cited public sources. Every public guide is human reviewed; it is not an official translation of the source publisher.
Eligibility and What You Need
An online appointments process has been expedited for international talent holding permanent residence ID cards at the Lin-gang branch of the Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital.
To make an appointment, you will need your foreign permanent residence ID card number, your name, and your mobile phone number.
Step-by-Step Online Appointment Process
Scan the QR code to follow the official account of the Lin-gang branch of the Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital and select Medical Service, Outpatient Appointment.
Choose the "Appointment Department", "Appointment Date" and "Appointment Period" in order.
Add a medical card: Switch to "International Talents Holding Permanent Residence Identity Cards", enter the permanent residence ID card number, change the card type to self-funded medical card, then click to verify information. A notification of successful card binding will appear.
On the Day of Your Visit
On the day of the hospital visit, register via the official account of the Lin-gang branch of the Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital and go to the corresponding diagnosis area for treatment.
When undergoing testing, examinations or receiving medication, produce your electronic medical card by selecting "Me" and "Personal Center" in order.
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