A maternity-only private hospital in Tianhe, Guangzhou — medical teams drawn from three Class-III tertiary hospitals, JCI standards, and a fixed all-inclusive delivery price.
IBorn is a private obstetrics and gynaecology hospital in Guangzhou's Tianhe district, with a second campus in Shunde, Foshan. Its clinical teams come from three Class-III tertiary hospitals and the hospital works to JCI standards. Everything here is maternity: prenatal checkup packages, a named-doctor delivery model, LDR suites, a neonatologist at every birth, and postpartum meals and recovery under the same roof.
For families arriving from abroad, the practical appeal is a single fixed package price. The delivery package covers the room, the team, the epidural, the meals and the newborn checks — there is very little left to be billed on top.
2024 rates, in RMB. The difference between tiers is the length of stay, the number of epidural sessions and the room.
| Optional item | Price (RMB) |
|---|---|
| Named midwife team | ¥8,000 |
| Named anaesthetist — chief physician | ¥8,000 |
| Named anaesthetist — associate chief physician | ¥6,000 |
| Named anaesthetist — attending physician | ¥5,000 |
| Named neonatologist — named expert | ¥4,000 |
| Named neonatologist — associate chief and above | ¥3,000 |
| Named neonatologist — attending physician | ¥2,000 |
| Stem cell storage | On request |
| Cord cutting by a family member | ¥1,000 |
| Placental print | ¥880 |
13 scheduled visits from week 11 to week 40. Base package ¥13,000; upgrade the visiting physician if you want a chief physician or a top-tier specialist throughout.
Eight senior attending physician visits plus 13 routine examinations. Covers NT, NIPT, the 20–24 week anomaly scan, OGTT and GBS screening.
All 13 visits with a chief physician, plus the 13 routine examinations included in the base package.
All 13 visits with a top-tier specialist, plus the 13 routine examinations included in the base package.
The prenatal package also includes a personalised weight-management plan, a care plan for higher-risk pregnancies, a dedicated coordinator and remote fetal monitoring. Unlisted tests ordered by your physician are charged separately.
Four tiers, three lengths of stay. The 28-day and 42-day options are the full medical recovery programme; 7 days is a short stay for families who recover at home.
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An obstetrician rounds 12 times over 28 days or 18 times over 42 days, alongside a rehabilitation physician and a TCM physician. 24-hour nursing, perineal and caesarean wound care, thromboprophylaxis, and a green channel to a Class-III tertiary hospital if anything falls outside the hospital's own scope.
Ultrasound review of uterine involution, abdominal and pelvic floor assessment, core and posture training, manual therapy, SET suspension training, WAFF postpartum exercise and a mild hyperbaric oxygen chamber.
Three meals and three snacks a day built around a TCM constitution assessment, mountain-spring soups, medicated teas, and bird's nest, abalone or sea cucumber at least once a week.
A paediatrician rounds 12 times. 24-hour nursery care, newborn SPA and swimming, NBNA neurobehavioural assessment, jaundice monitoring with blue-light treatment, and an NICU green channel.
A 28-day or 42-day package also includes the 42-day postpartum check (ultrasound, pelvic floor, diastasis, Edinburgh depression scale), a dental cleaning, one newborn check-up with the hepatitis B vaccine, and a newborn photo session. The hospital can extend a stay only by upgrading to the next package, not by adding single days.
All vaccines are supplied by the Guangzhou CDC. The package covers the vaccine, the injection and the on-duty paediatrician; a named specialist is charged separately.
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| Birth | Hepatitis B (1), BCG |
| 1 month | Hepatitis B (2), PCV13 (1) |
| 2 months | Rotavirus (1), Pentavalent (1) |
| 3 months | Pentavalent (2), PCV13 (2) |
| 4 months | Rotavirus (2), Pentavalent (3) |
| 5 months | PCV13 (3) |
| 6 months | Rotavirus (3), Hepatitis B (3), MenACWY conjugate (1) |
| 7 months | EV71 (1) |
| 8 months | MMR (1), Japanese encephalitis (1) |
| 9 months | EV71 (2), MenACWY conjugate (2) |
| 12 months | PCV13 (4) |
| 13 months | Varicella (1), Hepatitis A (1) |
| 18 months | MMR (2), Pentavalent (4), Hepatitis A (2) |
| 24 months | Japanese encephalitis (2) |
| 36 months | MenACWY polysaccharide |
| 4 years | Varicella (2) |
| 6 years | DTaP booster |
| Influenza | From 6 months, annually before the season |
| RSV | 0–12 months, before the season |
| HPV | 2 doses at 9–14; 3 doses at 9–45 (female) or 16–26 (male) |
Terms worth knowing: the package is personal and cannot be transferred. It stays valid for up to 12 months. Doses in the same month are given in one visit; a dose missed for personal reasons is treated as forfeited. A named specialist visit is charged on top of the package. The discount does not apply to patients paying through commercial insurance and cannot be combined with other offers. If the CDC changes the schedule or a vaccine brand, the hospital follows the latest national plan.