Hospitals in Chengdu

A Grade III, Class A general hospital founded in 1941, with national clinical key specialties in ophthalmology, nephrology, cardiovascular medicine, gastroenterology, emergency medicine and critical care. Specialist clinics cover eye disease, diabetic kidney disease, heart failure and inflammatory bowel disease.

• Ophthalmology — A national clinical key specialty with services for cataracts, glaucoma, retinal detachment and diabetic retinopathy.
• Nephrology — A national clinical key specialty with dedicated clinics for diabetic kidney disease and complex kidney disorders.

Founded in 1892, West China Hospital is a Sichuan University hospital in Chengdu providing care for complex and critical illnesses. It hosts the National Medical Center for Mental Disorders and the National Clinical Research Center for Geriatrics, alongside specialist centres for conditions including lung cancer and pancreatitis.

• Mental health — Hosts the National Medical Center for Mental Disorders, established in 2025. Its Mental Health Center is a national clinical key specialty and provides multidisciplinary mental healthcare.
• Lung cancer — The Lung Cancer Center is a national demonstration base for screening, early diagnosis and treatment. Its multidisciplinary team combines thoracic surgery, medical oncology, radiotherapy, respiratory medicine and rehabilitation throughout care.

A Grade III, Class A women’s and children’s hospital and a national regional medical centre for children. Obstetrics and gynaecology and paediatrics are national key academic disciplines, with national clinical key specialty construction projects spanning maternal care, newborn medicine, reproductive medicine and paediatric cardiology.

• Obstetrics and fetal medicine — A national clinical key specialty construction project, with services for pregnancy complications, prenatal diagnosis and fetal conditions.
• Gynaecology — National clinical key specialty construction projects cover gynaecology and multidisciplinary care for gynaecological malignancies.