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Provider List International Hospital & Surgical Care Premier PROVIDER LIST INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL & SURGICAL CARE PREMIER March 16, 2020 24 Hours Helpline International Assistance Terms and Conditions : Telepon : +60 3 7962 1814 1. Only for clients who are using Hospital & Surgical Care Premier Whatsapp : +60 16 686 6284 2. Suggest to contact International Assistance Medical Helpline to check the provider list before seeking treatment Email : [email protected] 3. All hospitals, however, accept cashless for INPATIENT. Kindly refer for details to the attached list ** for another country please contact Helpline 4. Letter of Guarantee will be issued by International Assistance International Assistance 5. Please contact 24 Hours Helpline International Assistance in advance (at least 5 working days) prior to overseas medical treatment for Guarantee Letter issuance. 6. Please contact 24 hours Helpline International Assistance in advance for hospital providers information for Worldwide plan. 7. All Hospitals is base on coverage area due to plan coverage in the card . 8. Return Of Deposit Malaysia Hospitals - Cash Deposit - The hospital will return the patient's deposit funds, when the patient return and after receiving the Final GL from IA / Insurance - Credit Card - The hospital will return the patient's funds directly to the patient's credit card account no later than 14 days after the patient returns Singapore Hospitals - Cash Deposit - The hospital will return the patient's deposit funds, when the patient return and after receiving the Final GL from IA / Insurance - Credit Card - The hospital will only return the deposit after receiving payment from the Insurance / IA. 9. This list can change at any time without prior notice ASIA No Country City Name Address Phone 1 Bahrain Manama Bahrain Specialist Hospital Road No 2447 +973 17812000 2 Bahrain Manama Royal Bahrain Hospital Road 29 Building 119 King Abdul Aziz avenue Block 329 +973 17246800 3 Bangladesh Dhaka United Hospital Limited Plot 15 Road 71 Gulshan +880 2 883 6444 4 Brunei Muara Gleneagles Jerudong Medical Centre (JPMC) Jerudong Park, Royal Brunei Polo Club +6732611883 5 Burma Mandalay City Hospital Mandalay Theikpan Street, Bet: 65th and 66th, +95977917522 6 Burma Mandalay Nyein Hospital No.333, 82nd Street Between 29th and 30th Street Chan- +9524065460 Aye-Thar-Zan Township 7 Burma Yangon Asia Royal Cardiac & Medical Care No. 14, Baho Street, Sanchaung Township +95 1 538 055 8 Burma Yangon Pun Hlaing Siloam International Hospital Puna Hlaing Golf Estate Avenue Hlaing Tharyar Township +9513684323 9 Cambodia Phnom Penh Central Hospital No. 82A, Dekcho Damdin (St. 154) Sangkat Phsar Thmey3 +85523214955 Khan Duan Penh 10 Cambodia Phnom Penh Khema Clinic & Maternity 18, St. 528, Sangkat Boeung Kok 1 Khan Toul Kor +85592616113 11 Cambodia Phnom Penh Khema Clinic of Excellence 28 Street 294 Sangkat Boeung Leng Kang 1 Khan +85523223787 Chamkarmon 12 Cambodia Phnom Penh Royal Phnom Penh Hospital Building # 888, St: Russian Confederation Blvd Sensok +85523991000 13 Cambodia Siĕmréab Royal Angkor International Hospital National Route 6 (Airport Road), Phum Kasekam Khum Sra +85563761888 Ngea No Country City Name Address Phone 14 Cambodia Royal Angkor International Hospital National Route #6, Phum Kasekam, Khum Sra Ngea, Siem Reap, Cambodia 15 Cambodia Royal Phnom Penh Hospital Toeuk Thla Village, Russian Federation Boulevard, Sangkat Toeuk Thla, Khan Russey Keo, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 16 China Beijing Beijing Friendship Hospital No. 95 Yong'an Road Xicheng District Beijing China +86 10 6313 7608 17 China Beijing Beijing New Century International Children 56 Nanlishi Lu Xicheng District Beijing China +86 10 6802 5588 18 China Beijing Beijing Tian Tan Hospital affiliate to Capital Med 6 Tian Tan Xi Li Dong Cheng District Beijing China +86 10 6709 6611 19 China Beijing Beijing United Family Hospital 2 Jiangtai Lu Chaoyang District Beijing China + 86 4008 919 191 20 China Beijing General Hospital of Beijing Military Regiion/The 3 28 Fuxing Road Haidian District Beijing China +86 10 6818 2255 21 China Beijing Oasis International Hospital No. 9 Jiuxianqiao Bei Lu. Chaoyang District. Beijing China +86 10 400 876 2747 22 China Beijing Peking University people's Hospital 11 Xizhimen South Street Xi Cheng District Beijing China +86 10 8832 6666 23 China Beijing PKU Care Rehabilitation Hospital Building 7, Peking Medical Industrial Park No.8, Life Garden +86 10 4006432221 Road, Zhongguancun Life Science Park Chanping District Beijing 24 China Beijing Sanfine International Hospital Room 401-2, No.1 Building of Shimao International +86 10 6413 6688 No.13,Gongti North Road Chaoyang District Beijing 25 China Beijing Sino-Japanese Friendship Hospital No. 2 Yinghua Dongjie Chaoyang District Beijing China +86 10 6422 2952 26 China Changchun The Third Hospital of Jilin University 71 Xinmin Street Changchun Jilin China +86 431 8565 4525 27 China Changsha Xiangya International Medical Center of Central So 1st Floor, D Building, Xiangya Hospital No. 87 Xiangya +86 731 8975 2088 Road Kaifu District Changsha 28 China Changsha Xiangya Second Hospital of Central South Universit 139 Renmin Zhong lu Changsha City Hunan Province China +86 731 8529 5888 29 China Changzhou The First People's Hospital of Changzhou/The Third 185 Juqian Street Tianning Changzhou City China +86 519 6887 0000 30 China Chengdu Chengdu 1st Peopel Hospital No.18 Wangxiangbeilu Gaoxinnan Dsitrict Chengdu City +86 28 8531 1726 China 31 China Chengdu Chengdu Angel Women's & Children's Hospital 3 Gaopan Rd, Chengdu City Chengdu Sichuan China +86 28 8192 2222 32 China Chengdu Gold Card Medical Center of West China hospital No. 37, Guoxuexiang wuhou District Chengdu, Sichuan +86 28 8555 3329 Province China 33 China Chongqing The 4th People's Hospital of Chongqing 1 JianKang Road Yuzhong District Chongqing China +86 23 6369 2372 34 China Dalian Dalian Port Hospital 27 Zhongshan South Road Zhongshan District Dalian China +86 411 8262 4111 35 China Dalian Dalian Vitup International Hospital 22, No.2 DNA Road DD port Dalian Liaoning China +86 411 3927 6866 36 China Datong The Third PeopleHospital of Datong City Yingbin Western Road, Wenchang Street Datong Shanxi +86 352 5556 001 China 37 China Fuzhou Fujian Provincial Hospital 134 East Street Fuzhou City Fujian Province China +86 591 8755 7768 38 China Guangzhou Guangdong General Hospital 106 Zhongshan 2nd Road Yuexiu District Guangzhou China +86 20 8382 7812 39 China Guangzhou Guangzhou Clifford Hospital # 3 Hongfu Road Panyu Guangzhou China +86 20 8451 8222 40 China Guangzhou Guangzhou United Family Hospital Houde Street,Pazhou Road Haizhu District,Guangzhou +86 20 3160 2000 Guangdong China 41 China Guangzhou Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou No.42, Lianguan Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, +86 2022221111 Guangdong 42 China Guangzhou Nanfang Hospital Huiqiao International No 1838, North Guangzhou Avenue Guangzhou China +86 20 6278 7098 43 China Guilin Guilin People's Hospital 12 Wenming Road Guilin City Guangxi Province China +86 773 2880 309 44 China Guiyang The first People's Hospital of Guiyang No. 97 Boai Road Guiyang City Guizhou Province China +86 851 8581 3741 45 China Haikou Hainan Province People's Hospital 19 Xinhua Rd. Xiuying District Haikou, Hainan China +86 89 8622 6666 46 China Hangzhou American-Sino Hospital, Hangzhou NO.558, Zhong Shan Zhong Road Hangzhou Zhejiang +86 571 8659 8888 Province China 47 China Hangzhou Hangzhou Amcare Wowen's& Children's Hospital No. 67 Gudun Road, Xihu District Hangzhou Zhejiang +86 571 2899 9919 Province China 48 China Hangzhou Sir. Run Run Show Hospital 3 East Qing Chun Road Hangzhou Zhejiang China +86 571 8609 0073 49 China Hangzhou Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital 158 Shangtang Road ZhaohuiYuan District Hangzhou City +85 571 8766 6666 China 50 China Harbin 2nd Hospital affiliate to Harbin Medical Universit 246 Xuefu Road Nangang District Harbin China +86 451 8666 2961 51 China Hefei Anhui Provincial Hospital 17 Lujiang Road Hefei City Anhui Province China +86 551 6228 3114 52 China Heihe The first hospital of Heihe 49 Dongxing Road Heihe Heilongjiang China +86 456 8223 858 53 China Hetou Tianjin New Century Children's Hospital 33 Chifeng Road Heping district Tianjin China +86 22 6097 5151 54 China Hohhot The first People Hospital of Huhehaote 150 South Second Ring Road Yuquan Distric Huhehaote, +86 471 5281 2222 Inner Mongolia China 55 China Kunming Richland International Hospital Shangdu International Building Beijing Lu Road Extension +86 871 6574 1988 Kunming Yunnan China 56 China Kunming Yunnan 2nd People's Hospital 176 Qingnian Road Wuhua District Kunmin City China +86 871 6515 6650 57 China Kunshan Jen Ching Memorial Hospital No. 999, Qian Jin East Rd, Kunshan City Jiangsu Province +86 512 5715 9999 China 58 China Lanzhou Gansu Provincial Hospital 160 Donggang West Road Donggang Lanzhou City China +86 931 8281 763 No Country City Name Address Phone 59 China Luoyang The 1st Affiliated Hospital of He'nan University 24 Jinghua Road Jianxi District Luoyang City China +86 379 6483 0604 60 China Nanchang Jiangxi Provincial People's Hospital 92 Aiguo Road Nanchang City Jiangxi China +86 791 8689 5506 61 China Nanjing Hscybele Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital 9 Wen ti xi road, Shui xi men street Nanjing Jiangsu China +86 25 8657 7628 62 China Nanjing Nanjing Gulou Hospital 321 Zhongshan road Nanjing Jiangsu China +86 25 8330 4616 63 China Ningbo Ningbo First Hospital 59 Liuting Street, Nibo City Zhejiang China +86 574 8708 5588 64 China Ningbo Ningbo Treatment Center Lihuili Hospital 57 Xingning Rd Ningbo Zhejiang China +86 574 8701 8701 65 China Ningbo Yingzhou No. 2 Hospital of Ningbo 1 Qianhe Road Zhongxin District Yingzhou China +86 574 8303 8822 66 China Qingdao International Clinic of Qingdao Municipal Hospital 5 Donghai Zhonglu Qingdao Shangdong Province China +86 532 8593 7690 67 China Qingdao Qingdao Municipal Hospital 1 Jiaozhou road Qingdao Shandong China +86 532 8278 9017 68 China Qingdao Qingdao Municipal Hospital (East) 5 Donghai Rd.
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