Appointments at the main Haidian campus

Peking University Third Hospital, commonly called Beiyi Sanyuan, has its main campus at 49 Huayuan North Road, Haidian District, Beijing. Its International Medical Services department was established in 2023 to provide outpatient appointments, inpatient care and coordination for Chinese and foreign patients. Beijing's guide for foreign patients lists sports medicine, orthopedics, rehabilitation, gastroenterology, gynecology, obstetrics, cardiology and ophthalmology among its specialties. Contact the department first to ask about appointments for specialist follow-up or further tests.

This entry covers the Huayuan North Road main campus, not the Beifang, Airport or northern Haidian campuses. Even within the same hospital, clinics and wards may be in different buildings. The hospital's newer patient guide places International Medical Services outpatient registration, payment and admission reception on the third floor of the Health and Medical Center building, while some specialties have other clinics. Follow the department, floor and check-in location in your appointment details.

Booking and explaining language needs

As of November 10, 2026, the hospital website lists dedicated numbers +86-10-82265553 and +86-10-82266723 for help coordinating appointments on working days, 8:00–17:00. The foreign-patient appointment number is +86-15611908308, also listed for working days, 8:00–17:00. Beijing's guide labels this foreign-patient number as an English service and lists English, Korean and Japanese services. State any particular language needs in advance when calling to book.

You can also use the hospital app or the WeChat service account 北医三院服务号, register with your own passport or other valid identity document, and select the relevant specialty marked 国疗 (international medical services) or an applicable 特需 (special medical services) clinic. When calling, prepare your main symptoms, desired specialty, available dates and contact details. A confirmed consultation does not mean every test has been booked. If a doctor orders an endoscopy or another procedure requiring preparation, follow the hospital's instructions on preparation, accompaniment and timing.

The pink ophthalmology, ENT and stomatology building at Peking University Third Hospital, with open space before its entrance
The hospital's ophthalmology, ENT and stomatology building, photographed in 2025. Specialties occupy different buildings; not all international outpatient appointments check in here. N509FZ · Photo credits ↗

Getting to the right location and understanding emergency-service limits

The main campus transport guide lists nearby subway stations including Xueyuanqiao, Xitucheng and Mudanyuan. You still need to walk from the station to the hospital; a station name does not identify the hospital entrance. If you are unwell or walking is difficult, ask the hospital about a suitable way to arrive. It also publishes transport information for its other campuses, so consult the guide matching your appointment address.

Beijing's guide explicitly marks emergency care through the hospital's international medical services as unavailable, and its appointment hotline is not an around-the-clock emergency number. For emergency assistance, call 120 and follow the emergency system's arrangements. Do not wait for the department's next working session or delay care while searching for an English appointment channel. This limit concerns international medical services; it does not mean the hospital as a whole has no emergency department.

A notice inside Xueyuanqiao subway station directing passengers going to Peking University Third Hospital to Exit C2
A station direction notice photographed in March 2025. The exit information is a historical record; follow the exits open and signs displayed on the day. N509FZ · Photo credits ↗

Costs and follow-up arrangements

International medical services have different charging arrangements from ordinary basic medical care. The hospital states that this department sets its own prices, which are higher than those for basic care; its billing should not be assumed to follow ordinary public medical insurance arrangements. It also has direct-billing partnerships with commercial insurers. Give the insurer and hospital your insurance name, policy and proposed treatment to check whether a payment guarantee is required and which services may be self-funded, then choose how to access care.

If a doctor recommends admission, the hospital guide says you first need an admission notice and must wait for the hospital's arrangements. Patients using direct billing also need to contact their insurer for a payment guarantee before admission. If your stay is short, explain your expected departure date from Beijing and ask how tests, reports and follow-up consultations will fit together. Whether care can be completed before you leave depends on your condition and the actual arrangements, not simply a successful booking or the international medical services name.

Useful official references

Check the relevant official service before making arrangements. These links are references, not a guarantee of current services.