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Renji Hospital East Campus Visit Guide
上海交通大学医学院附属仁济医院 · 东院区
East Campus, Pudong
Find the right arrival point, passport registration route and clinic at Renji Hospital's East Campus.
Last reviewed:
5 October 2026
Visit Essentials
CAMPUS COVERED:
East Campus, Pudong
ENGLISH ADDRESS:
160 Pujian Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
CHINESE ADDRESS:
上海市浦东新区浦建路160号
NEAREST METRO:
Tangqiao Station (塘桥站)
Line 4
WHAT TO BRING:
Original passport + appointment confirmation
Confirm the visit route before travelling
General outpatient and international visits use different arrival points. Check your booking before travelling.
START HERE
Which route applies to your visit?
Use the wording on your written appointment or admission confirmation, then tap the matching route to view its details below.
ROUTE 1
International Medical Department
Health Management Center, 1F · 33 Beiyuan Road
For confirmed international appointments
ROUTE 2
General Outpatient Clinic
Staffed registration counter · Assigned clinic floor
For general or specialist outpatient visits
ROUTE 3
Hospital Admission
Building and ward on your admission notice
For confirmed admissions
SELECTED ROUTE
International Medical Department
Pre-register online or call +86 21 6838 3210, then report to international reception on your appointment day.
REPORT TO
International reception, Health Management Center, 1F
SHOW
Original passport, visa copy and appointment confirmation; insurance card if applicable.
IMPORTANT
First-time online registration requires a Chinese mobile number. Telephone booking is available.
ARRIVAL PROCESS
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Go to 33 Beiyuan Road
Find the Health Management Center.
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Go to reception on 1F
Arrive 10 minutes before your appointment.
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Complete registration
Show your passport and booking. Complete the required forms.
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Follow staff guidance
Staff assist with consultation, tests, payment and medication.
CAMPUS & ENTRANCES
Find the right building before you arrive
The hospital name alone is not enough for a driver or map app.
Outpatient visits
Use the entrance for the route selected above.
Emergency care
For Renji Hospital East Campus Emergency, navigate to the Linyi North Road entrance.
Hospital admission
Follow the building and ward on your admission notice.
Taxi or Didi
Show the Chinese address for your booked service.
iPhone: In the pop-up, press and hold the address, then tap Copy. Tapping OK alone will not copy it.
GETTING THERE
Choose the least stressful arrival option
Allow extra time for traffic, security checks and finding the correct entrance.
Metro
Tangqiao Station (塘桥站)
Line 4 → Tangqiao Station → Exit 2 or 4 → walk along Pujian Road to the hospital (approx. 5–10 min).
Check the station exit and lift access before travelling.
Taxi or Didi
Outpatient: Pujian Road Entrance (160 Pujian Rd).
Emergency: Linyi North Road Entrance.
普通门诊：仁济医院东院，浦建路160号
国际门诊：北园路33号，健康管理中心1楼
Confirm the drop-off point for your booked clinic.
Driving & parking
Plan parking ahead
Check the entrance and booking requirements
Confirm current parking access, booking requirements and fees before driving.
FOR FOREIGN PASSPORT HOLDERS
Bring your original passport
If you have an appointment, check that the personal details on your confirmation match your passport. If you have not booked yet, read the hospital-specific booking guidance in the yellow box below.
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Bring your original passport
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Keep any appointment confirmation ready
Use a staffed counter if registration is required
General outpatient: bring your original passport to a staffed counter. Online or self-service visit registration requires clinic check-in; staffed-counter visit registration does not. Appointments for both services: +86 21 6838 3210. International visits: pre-register, then report to international reception.
OUTPATIENT BUILDING
Floor and service guide
Always prioritise the floor shown on your current appointment confirmation.
Department locations may change. Always prioritise the floor shown on your latest appointment confirmation and check the on-site directory after arrival.
PREPARE BEFORE ARRIVAL
Documents, payment and reports
Keep essential documents together and confirm appointment-specific requirements before travelling.
Documents
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Original passport
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Appointment confirmation, if issued
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Medical summary and relevant translations
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Original imaging or DICOM files
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Medication and allergy list
Payment & insurance
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Confirm accepted payment methods
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Carry a backup payment option
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Arrange any insurer pre-authorisation
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Do not assume direct billing is available
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Keep itemised receipts and invoices
Tests & reports
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Follow test-specific preparation only
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Ask where each test will take place
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Confirm how reports will be delivered
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Check whether passport users can access online reports
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For DICOM files, confirm request process, format, cost, and turnaround.
IMPORTANT：
Payment: General outpatient clinics use WeChat Pay, Alipay, or RMB cash. Do not rely on paying directly with a foreign-issued Visa or Mastercard at the cashier. International departments may accept foreign cards; confirm the options for your visit and check with your card issuer.
Reports: General outpatient reports are issued in Chinese. International department reports may also default to Chinese, but you can typically request an English version. Confirm availability and turnaround time when taking your tests.
Do not fast, stop medication or change fluid intake unless the hospital or treating clinician has given instructions for your specific test.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before You Visit
Short answers to the practical questions international patients often ask when planning a visit.
How can I book an appointment at Renji Hospital’s East Campus from overseas?
First-time users need a Chinese mobile number to register a hospital account before using its online booking service. If you do not have one, call +86 21 6838 3210 for general outpatient or international appointments.
International online booking is available through the 国际医疗部 section of the hospital’s WeChat service account, “上海仁济医院就医服务号”. The booking interface is available in English. New slots open daily at 07:30 China time, up to 14 days ahead. International enquiries can also be sent to renji_clinic@renji.com.
What should foreign passport holders bring, and where should they register?
Bring your original passport, appointment confirmation, previous medical records and imaging, and a current medication list. For general outpatient registration, use a staffed counter. For international visits, report to reception at the Health Management Center, 1F, 33 Beiyuan Road, with your passport, visa copy and booking confirmation. Bring your insurance card if using insurance.
Do I need to check in after registering for a general outpatient appointment?
After online or self-service registration and payment, check in at the clinic before waiting for your number. If you register at a staffed counter, no separate check-in is required. Booking an appointment alone does not complete the arrival process.
What should I confirm about payment and insurance before my visit?
Confirm the accepted payment methods for your booked clinic, especially if you plan to use a foreign-issued Visa or Mastercard. The international department accepts self-pay patients and offers direct billing for selected insurance plans. Check your coverage and any authorisation requirements beforehand. For international insurance and service enquiries, call +86 21 6838 3408, Monday–Saturday, 08:00–17:00 China time.
Can I get English medical reports and copies of my imaging?
General outpatient clinics usually do not issue English reports. The international department can generally provide them on request; ask when booking and confirm the turnaround time and any fees. For CT or MRI imaging, ask specifically about obtaining the original DICOM files, including the request and collection process. A written imaging report is separate from the image files.
USE OFFICIAL CHANNELS
Avoid unsolicited “fast-track” offers
Do not pay people approaching you near the hospital for faster tests, admission or private referrals. Verify instructions at an official hospital counter or through your confirmed coordinator.
Information & Review Policy
Hospital addresses, entrances, registration procedures, transport arrangements and payment systems may change. MedBridgeNZ reviews these guides periodically, but patients should confirm appointment-specific instructions directly with the hospital before travelling. This guide provides general administrative and travel information, not medical advice.
Information last reviewed
5 Oct 2026