Patient journeys

Stories of treatment in China

Anonymized, illustrative journeys rewritten from public reports — so you can see what the path can look like.

These are not Kindvoya patients. Names and details are changed or combined; results vary and are not a promise of outcome.

Hematology · CAR-T

Relapsed multiple myeloma

From Western Europe · Age 40–49

“At home the waiting list was longer than my doctors thought I had. In China the team answered every email and treatment started soon after I landed.”

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Oncology · HIFU + endoscopy

Pancreatic cancer with jaundice

From Latin America · Age 50–59

“I arrived yellow and barely able to walk. The next day I could eat again.”

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Hepatobiliary surgery

Bile duct tumour, undiagnosed for months

From South Asia · Age 60–69

“Months of stents and no answer at home. One remote review gave us a plan.”

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Thoracic oncology · Hainan pilot zone

Advanced lung cancer, rare mutation

From Southern Europe · Age 55–64

“The drug I needed was still years away at home. In the pilot zone it was already available.”

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Radiation oncology · BNCT

Rare sinus cancer, recurred after chemo

From Eastern Europe · Age 30–39

“No incision, no anaesthesia. Two days later I was walking on the beach.”

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Proton therapy + immunotherapy, two cities

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

From South America · Age 50–59

“Two cities, two hospitals — but one person who knew my whole file.”

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Hematology

Lymphoma

From Middle East · Age 30–39

“We almost went home. Our own doctors read the plan and told us to stay.”

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