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Medilink Direct Billing Medical Provider List Mainland China Medilink Direct Billing Medical Provider List Mainland China 北京 Beijing 北京协和医院国际医疗部 (当场不收取自付额) 北京市东城区东单北大街 53 号内科楼一段一二三层（内科楼南端） Peking Union Medical College Hospial,International Medical 1F-3F,Internal Medicine Building,No.53 Dongdan North Road, Service Dongcheng District,Beijing. (southern part of) (selfpay amount will not be collected at the time of your service) Tel: 010--69155666 北京协和医院国际医疗部妇产科门诊(当场不收取自付额) 北京市东城区东单北大街 53 号内科楼一段一二三层（内科楼南端） Peking Union Medical College Hospital International Medical 1F-3F,Internal Medicine Building,No.53 Dongdan North Road, Service-OB&GYN Department Dongcheng District,Beijing. (southern part of) (selfpay amount will not be collected at the time of your service) Tel: 010-69156699 中日友好医院国际医疗部 (当场不收取自付额) 北京市朝阳区樱花东园东街 China-Japan Friendship Hospital International Department East Yinghua Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing. (selfpay amount will not be collected at the time of your service) Tel: 010-64222952 (Enquiry) 010-6428 2297 (Reservation) 北京安贞医院特需医疗部(当场不收取自付额) 北京市朝阳区安贞路 2 号（门诊楼 11 层） Beijing Anzhen Hospital special medical department No.2 Anzhen Road,Chaoyang District,Beijing. (selfpay amount will not be collected at the time of your service) Tel:010-64456413 中国人民解放军海军总医院国际医疗部(当场不收取自付额) 北京海淀区阜成路 6 号 Navy General Hospital International Medical Service No.6 Fucheng Road,Haidian District,Beijing. (selfpay amount will not be collected at the time of your service) Tel:400 880 8820 北京友谊医院医疗保健中心第三门诊 北京市宣武区永安路 95 号友谊医院医疗保健中心三层 B 病区 Beijing Friendship Hospital Health center the thiRoad clinic Area B，3F,Health care center,Friendship hospital,No.95 Yong'an Road,Xuanwu District,Beijing. Tel: 010-83169706 北京友谊医院国际医学部 北京市西城区永安路 95 号（西区北门内科楼后） Beijing friendship hospital The international medical No.95 Yong'an Road,Xuanwu district,Beijing Tel:010- 63137601 北京军区总医院特需医疗部 北京市东城区东四十条南门仓 5 号（门诊楼 4 层） General Hospital of Beijing PLA Military Region, Foreigner’s Wing No.5 Nan Men Cang , Dong Si Shi Tiao, Dongcheng District , Beijing （4F of Outpatient Building） Tel: 010-6672 1960 中国中医科学院广安门医院国际医疗部 北京市西城区北线阁 5 号（门诊楼 11 层） Guang’anmen Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical No.5 North Xiange Xi Cheng District,Beijing. Sciences International Medical Department （11F,Outpatient Building） Tel:010-88001248 北京维世达诊所 北京市朝阳区光华路 1 号嘉里中心商场三层 Vista Clinic Lvl 3 Kerry Center Shopping Mall, 1 Guanghua Road Chaoyang District Beijing. Tel: 010-85296618 (Reservation) 北京港澳国际医务诊所 北京市朝阳门北大街 2 号港澳中心瑞士酒店办公楼 9 楼 Hong Kong International Medical Clinic, Beijing 9F Office Tower,Hong Kong Macau Center- Swissotel, No.2 Chao Yang Men Bei Da Jie, Chaoyang District, Beijing. Tel: 010-6553 2288-2345/2346/2347 010-65014260 北京爱尔英智眼科医院 VIP 门诊部 北京市朝阳区潘家园南里 12 号潘家园大厦 5 层 Beijing Aier-Intech Eye Hospital VIP Outpatient 5F,Panjiayuan Plaza No.12 Panjiayuan Nanli,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel: 010-87789662 北京星创宝岛眼科诊所 北京市朝阳区东三环南路乙 52 号顺迈金钻底商宝岛眼镜完全视力解决中 Nova Vision Eye Clinic 心三层 Shun Mai Jin Zuan shop, Nova Vision Eye Clinic, 3F No.52, East thiRoad ring south Road,Chaoyang District, beijing. Tel:010-57670997 010-57670998 北京新德恒门诊 北京市东城区东单三条国话大厦 8 号-2 号 7 层 Beijing New DeHeng Clinic 7F No.8 Guohua building,Dongdan three,Dongcheng District,Beijing. Tel:010- 65166900 北京东方美华医院 北京市朝阳区安外小关北里218号 American-Sino Ob/Gyn/Pediatrics Hospital No.218 Anwai Xiaoguan Beili, Chaoyang District, Beijing. Tel: 010-6496-8888 010-6496 5151 北京博爱堂中医诊所 北京市海淀区中关村南大街 19 号院 Bo Ai Tang Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic No19 Zhong Guan Cun South Street, Haidian District, Beijing. Tel: 010-88514939 北京博愛堂中医医院 北京市丰台区开阳路一号（瀚海花园大厦） Bo Ai Tang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital No.1 Kaiyang Road, Fengtai District, Beijing（East Side 1st Floor, Hanhai GaRoaden） Tel:010- 83973609 010- 83973610 010- 87638604 北京上医林中医门诊 北京市海淀区颐和园路达园宾馆 1 号 Bright Health Bridge Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic NO.1 Dayuan Hotel Yiheyuan Road,Haidian District,Beijing. Tel:010-62659196 北京景新中医门诊部 北京市朝阳区建外 SOHO 西区 16 号楼 7 层 Jing Xin Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic 7F, No.16 Jianwai SOHO West Chaoyang District,Beijing Tel:010-58699985 北京御源堂中医门诊 北京市朝阳区南新园西路 8 号龙头公寓北栋 1F Beijing Yuyuantang Clinic of Tradirional Chinese Medicine 1F, North Building, Longtou Apartment, No. 8, Nanxinyuan Xilu, Chaoyang District, Beijing. Tel:010-87359959 北京东文中医门诊部 北京市朝阳区霄云里 8 号 106-107 室 Beijing Dongwen TCM Clinic Room 106-107,No.8 Xiaoyunli,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel: 010- 64632883 北京固生堂雍贵诊所 北京市东城区广渠门内大街 45 号雍贵中心 D 座一层. Gushengtang Yonggui TCM Clinic 1F Building D,Yonggui Center,No.45 Guang Qu Men Nei St., Dongcheng District,Beijing. Tel:4006 122 888 010-67101127 北京明经堂中医门诊部 北京市朝阳区东四环将台西路四得公园 9-10-A 号 Meridian TCM Clinic No. 9-10-A, West Jiangtai St.,East, Fourth Ring, Chaoyang District., Beijing. Tel:010-84567010 北京弘医堂中医医院 北京市朝阳阳区团结湖北路 2 号 Hongyitang TCM Hospital NO.2 Tuanjiehu North Road Chaoyang District Beijing. Tel:010-65827960 010-65827961 北京弘医堂中医诊所（朝阳公园诊所） 北京市朝阳区朝阳公园路甲 11 号 Hongyitang TCM Hospital（Chaoyang Park） No.11 Chaoyang Park Road,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel:010- 65383768 北京孔医堂中医诊所（五棵松） 北京市海淀区西四环中路 16 号院 7 号楼 1 层 101 室 Kongyitang TCM Clinic （Wukesong） Room 101,1F No.16 West Sihuan Road,Haidian Distrct,Beijing. Tel:010-68216660 北京孔医堂中医诊所（望京） 北京市朝阳区广顺南大街 21 号住煌城 2 层 Kongyitang TCM Clinic （Wangjing） 2F,Zhuhuangcheng No.21,Guangshun North Terrace,Chaoyang Distrct,Beijing. Tel:010-64789888 北京平心堂中医诊所 北京市东城区王府井大街 218-2 号 Beijing Ping Xin Tang TCM Clinic No.218-2 Wangfujing Avenue, ThiRoad Floor, West Building of Oriental Plaza, Dong Cheng District, Beijing Tel:010-65235566 北京平心堂中医诊所（甜水园诊所） 北京朝阳区甜水西园 21 号楼 3 层 Beijing Ping Xin Tang TCM Clinic （Tianshuiyuan Clinic） F3 No.21 Tianshui West Yuan,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel:010-65879199 北京济众堂中医门诊部 北京市西城区鼓楼西大街 75 号 Beijing Jizhongtang TCM Clinic No.75 Gulou West Street,Xicheng District,Beijing. Tel:010-64018167 北京身心康中医诊所 北京市海淀区花园路 10 号 Shengxinkang TCM Clinic No.10 Huayuan Road,Haidian District ,Beijing. Tel:010- 82029789 北京惠民儿童中医医院 北京东城区珠市口东大街 4 号 Beijing Huimin Children's Hospital Of TCM No.4 Zhushikou East Street,Dongcheng District,Beijing. Tel: 4006868861 北京炎黄中医医院 北京市东城区天坛路 55 号元隆大厦五层 Beijing Yanhuang TCM Clinic 5F,Yuanlong Building,No.55 Tiantan Road,Dongcheng District,Beijing. Tel: 010-65133046 北京正安美仑中医诊所 北京市朝阳区科荟路 51 号 Beijing Z'an Meilun TCM Clinic No.51 Kehui Road,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel: 4008985070 北京正安康健中医诊所 北京市东城区五四大街 42 号 Beijing Z'an Kangjian TCM Clinic No.42 May 4th Street,Dongcheng District,Beiing. Tel: 4008985070 北京大诚光中医诊所 北京市朝阳区西大望路 15 号外企大厦 B 座三层医疗机构 Beijing Dachengguang TCM Clinic 3F,Block B,Foreign Enterprise Plaza,No.15 West Dawang Road,Chaoyang District,Beijing Tel:010-67771608 北京同仁堂中医医院 北京东城区东安门大街 23 号 Beijing Tongrentang TCM Hospital No.23 Dong'an Men Street,Dongcheng District,Beijing. Tel:010-65275533 北京国际医疗中心 北京市朝阳区亮马桥路 50 号北京燕莎中心办公楼 1 层 S106 室 International Medical Center-Beijing Room S106, Lufthansa Center Office BuildingNo50. Liangmaqiao Road.Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel: 010- 64651561/2/3 北京美中宜和妇儿医院 北京市朝阳区芳园西路 9 号 AMCARE Women's&Children's Hospital No.9 Fangyuan West Road,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel: 010- 6434 2399 4001000016 北京美中宜和门诊中心 (儿科 & 妇科) 北京市朝阳区将台西路 9-9 号（原美中宜和医院十字路口西北角） AMCARE Outpatient Service Center ( pediatrics & gynecology ) No. 9-9, Jiangtai West Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing. (northwest corner of the crossing) Te l:010-6434 2399 , 4001000016 北京美中宜和妇儿医院（亚运村诊所） 北京市朝阳区安慧北里逸园 5 号 AMCARE Women's&Children's Hospital （YaYunCun Clinic） No.5 Yiyuan Anhui North,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel:010-52346685 北京和美妇儿医院 北京市朝阳区北苑路小关北里甲 2 号 HaRoomoniCare Women & Children's Hospital No.2 Xiaoguan Beili, Beiyuan Road, Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel;010- 64990000 北京玛丽妇婴妇儿医院 北京市朝阳区和平里北街 5 号 Beijing Mary Hospital Women&Infants No.5 Hepingli North Street,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel:010-64216666 北京宝岛妇儿医院 北京海淀区新街口外大街 1 号 Beijing Baodao Healthcare Hospital No.1 Xinjiekou Street,Haidian District,Beijing. Tel:010-62006666 北京天使望京妇儿医院 北京市朝阳区望京西园一区 117 号 Angel Hospital for Women & Children （Wang Jing） No.117 First Block Wangjing Western Yuan,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel:010- 84710866 北京天使北苑妇儿门诊部 北京市朝阳区天乐园 1 号楼底商 1-5 NO.1-5 Building botton business Tian le yuan,Chaoyang Angel Hospital for Women & Children （Bei Yuan） District,Beijing. Tel:010- 84937070 北京天使回龙观妇儿专科门诊部 北京市昌平区回龙观西大街与育知路交叉口西侧 Angel Hospital for Women & Children （Hui Long Guan） Intersection west side of Huilongguan west street and yuzhi Road， changping District,beijing. Tel:010- 81712418 北京雅和亚运村妇儿门诊部 北京市朝阳区安慧里三区六号楼 Beijing Yahe Women & Children - Ya Yuncun Clinic Building 6, Zone 3 Of Anhuili, Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel: 010-64918880 北京嫣然天使儿童医院 北京市朝阳区望京东园 519 号 SmileAngel Children's Hospital No.519 Wangjing East Yuan,Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel: 4008107171 北京和睦家医院 北京朝阳区将台路 2 号 Beijing United Family Hospital and Clinics No.2 Jiangtai Road, Chaoyang District,Beijing Tel: 010- 59277000 北京和睦家建国门保健中心 北京朝阳区建国门外大街 21 号北京国际俱乐部饭店公寓楼地下一层 Beijing United Family Jianguomen Health and Wellness Center No.21 Jianguomenwai Dajie, B1,The St. Regis Residence, St. Regis Hotel Chaoyang District,Beijing Tel: 010-8532-1221 北京和睦家顺义诊所 北京顺义天竺开发区荣祥广场 818 号 Beijing United Family Clinic - Shunyi Pinnacle Plaza, Unit No.818, Tian Zhu Real Estate Zone, Shunyi District,Beijing Tel: 010-8046 5432 北京和睦家顺义牙科诊所 北京顺义天竺开发区荣祥广场 818 号 Beijing United Family Dental Clinic – Shunyi Pinnacle Plaza, Unit, No.819, Tian Zhu Real Estate Zone, Shunyi District,Beijing Tel: 010-8046 1102 北京和睦家亮马诊所 北京市朝阳区东方东路 19 号外交人员公寓 B 区官舍 16 号 United Family Liangma Clinic No.16, The Grand Summit Beijing, Section B, Liangmaqiao Diplomatic Residence Compound, No.19 Dongfangdong Road, Chaoyang District,Beijing. Tel:010- 59277005
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