Talking about hospital appointments, actually, it's more troublesome without a bed.
Now appointments are all bound to your real name, except for relatives, and no one will help you buy or buy an appointment. If caught, it is not worth the trouble. Apart from the most powerful ones like Peking Union Medical College Hospital, which is hard to book appointments in places like provincial capitals, in general, hospitals in big cities like Shenyang and Harbin have become easier to book appointments. For example, if you need to see a professor, you should go on Monday's appointment. However, I suggest starting with a regular chief physician first. Since you have to do some tests anyway, such as blood tests, CT scans etc., it would be better to get a report before booking an appointment with a professor. Then you can take the report to the professor and let him make a judgment. This way, you'll be more efficient. But the problem is that beds are very scarce. The bigger the hospital, the tighter the schedule. Even waiting for a week or two is considered fast. There is nothing we can do about this. It helps if you know the doctors at the hospital, and it makes it easier to find out when there is an empty bed, otherwise, you just have to wait. In this situation, it also has its advantages; you're more likely to be given priority over ordinary doctors. If the professor agrees to give you a bed, rest assured that you've already half of your feet in the door. Just wait patiently. Hospitals now are very competitive and similar to today's top schools, where resources are concentrated in provincial capital cities. Hospitals in smaller cities below them don't perform well. If you encounter emergencies such as hospitalization or major surgery, you must go directly to provincial capital cities. Don't delay in smaller cities. Find hospitals by checking their ranking. Of course, you shouldn't believe everything. At least, try to check references. It's best to choose specialized hospitals. Specialists are much more reliable.
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