Hospitals across China

A long-established provincial general hospital in central Kunming, with a wide range of departments and screening services.

One of Yunnan's largest public teaching hospitals, with a broad range of specialties and a health management (checkup) centre.

A public teaching hospital in Kunming with a health checkup centre.

Yunnan's provincial cancer hospital in Kunming, affiliated with Kunming Medical University, covers cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment, with surgical, radiation, medical, breast and gynaecological oncology teams.

A specialist cardiovascular hospital in Kunming focused on heart and vascular care.

Founded in 1947, this Grade III, Class A provincial TCM hospital is also the First Affiliated Hospital of Yunnan University of Chinese Medicine, with Guanghua and Dianchi campuses. In May 2026 it began setting up an International Medical Department at the Dianchi campus for foreign patients; ask us to confirm current services and interpreting.

A public general hospital affiliated with Yunnan University, also known for its eye care services.

A public municipal general hospital in central Kunming, founded in 1914, with a health checkup centre.

Kunming Tongren Hospital is a Grade III, Class A general hospital at No. 1099 Guangfu Road, Kunming, with an International Medical Department. Its departments include orthopaedics, spinal cord and spine care, oncology, gastroenterology, rehabilitation medicine and health management.

Part of the Aier private eye-hospital group, this Kunming branch provides cataract, glaucoma and refractive surgery, as well as children's eye care and optometry.

A private hospital in Kunming oriented towards international and private-care patients.

A large public teaching hospital in Chongqing with a health management (checkup) centre.

A general teaching hospital in Chongqing and the First Affiliated Hospital of Army Medical University, with origins in Nanjing in 1929. Its hepatobiliary surgery department states that it treats patients from China and overseas.

A general teaching hospital in Chongqing and the Second Affiliated Hospital of Army Medical University, founded in 1944. An earlier official hospital profile records its designation as a hospital for foreign patients.

A military general hospital in Chongqing, formed from the former Third Affiliated Hospital of Army Medical University and the Research Institute of Surgery. Its official profile records approval as a designated hospital for foreign patients in 2001.

A long-established public teaching hospital in central Chongqing with broad specialist services.

Chongqing's specialist children's hospital, a tertiary centre attached to Chongqing Medical University, with newborn care, paediatric surgery and intensive care among its departments.

A public municipal general hospital in Chongqing with a health checkup centre.

A specialist cancer hospital in Chongqing, affiliated with Chongqing University.

A large public tertiary TCM hospital with Nanqiaosi (Jiangbei District) and Daomenkou (Yuzhong) campuses. Departments include a sleep medicine centre, a preventive-care centre and an acupuncture and moxibustion department that is a national key clinical specialty.

Founded in 1956, Beijing Tiantan Hospital is a tertiary general hospital with a focus on clinical neuroscience. Its Fengtai campus brings together neurosurgery, neurology and general medical services, with multidisciplinary clinics and a dedicated international department.

Founded in 1886, Beijing Tongren Hospital is a tertiary general hospital with campuses in Chongwenmen and Yizhuang. Ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology are national key disciplines, supported by specialist services for retinal disease, eye trauma, hearing disorders and nasal allergy.

Founded in 1958, this tertiary specialist cancer hospital in Beijing is the supporting institution for the National Cancer Center. It combines cancer prevention and diagnosis with surgery, radiotherapy, systemic treatment and multidisciplinary care.

Founded in 1956, Fuwai Hospital in Beijing brings together cardiovascular treatment, prevention, research and medical education. Its clinical services include coronary care, cardiac surgery, heart rhythm treatment and the assessment and management of complex heart failure.

Founded in 1921, Peking Union Medical College Hospital is a Grade III, Class A general hospital in Beijing. It is designated by the National Health Commission as a national referral and guidance centre for complex, severe and rare diseases, with multidisciplinary consultation centres and an International Medical Department.

Peking University Third Hospital is a Grade III, Class A general hospital founded in 1958 and administered by the National Health Commission. Its clinical services include orthopaedics, sports medicine, reproductive medicine, ophthalmology and gastroenterology, with an International Medical Department for patients from China and overseas.

Founded in 1952, Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University is a Grade III, Class A specialist hospital for eye and ear, nose and throat conditions. Clinical care is centred on its Fenyang and Pujiang campuses, with additional specialist and day surgery services at its Baoqing Road and Yaohua Road branches. Ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology are both national key disciplines and national clinical key specialties.

Founded in 1931, Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center is a Grade III, Class A specialist cancer hospital with Xuhui and Pudong campuses. It provides multidisciplinary outpatient and inpatient cancer care, combining surgery, radiotherapy and systemic treatment with diagnostic services and follow-up.

Founded in 1907, Huashan Hospital is a tertiary Grade A general hospital affiliated with Fudan University in Shanghai. Its specialist services include neurosurgery, dermatology and hand surgery across several campuses, with a dedicated international medical centre offering outpatient and inpatient care.

Founded in 1907, Ruijin Hospital is a tertiary Grade A general teaching hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. Its services include haematology, burns and wound care, and nuclear medicine, alongside an international medical department.

Founded in 1920, Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital is a public tertiary Grade A general hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. It hosts the National Center of Stomatology and the National Clinical Research Center for Oral Diseases, with national key disciplines in clinical stomatology, plastic and reconstructive surgery, and orthopaedics.

Founded in 1937, Zhongshan Hospital is a tertiary Grade A general teaching hospital affiliated with Fudan University. Its services span cardiovascular disease, liver tumours, kidney disease and gastrointestinal care, with an International Medical Center at the Fenglin campus.

Founded in 1946, Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital is a Grade III, Class A general hospital combining clinical care, teaching, research and preventive medicine. It operates Dongchuan, Pingzhou and Huifu campuses, with services spanning cardiovascular disease, lung cancer, kidney disease and other medical and surgical specialties.

Founded in 1941, Nanfang Hospital is the first affiliated hospital of Southern Medical University and a Grade III, Class A general hospital. Its main and Zengcheng campuses provide multidisciplinary care, with specialist services in kidney disease, gastroenterology, haematology and orthopaedic trauma.

Founded in 1964, Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center is a specialist cancer hospital affiliated with Sun Yat-sen University, with campuses in Yuexiu and Huangpu. Its services combine surgery, radiotherapy and medical oncology through multidisciplinary cancer teams. The hospital also has an International Medical Center for patients from overseas, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

Founded in 1910, the First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University is a general teaching hospital with campuses in Yuexiu, Huangpu and Nansha. Its national key disciplines include nephrology, neurology and endocrinology. The Nansha campus has an International Medical Center serving domestic and overseas patients.

Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center is a public specialist eye hospital in Guangzhou, affiliated with Sun Yat-sen University and administered by the National Health Commission. It provides specialist care for cataracts, glaucoma, corneal and retinal diseases, with services at its Quzhuang and Zhujiang New Town campuses.

Founded in 1946, Shenzhen People’s Hospital is a municipal general hospital affiliated with Southern University of Science and Technology and Jinan University. It provides multidisciplinary specialist care across several sites, with an international medical department offering outpatient, inpatient and diagnostic services.

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.

Opened in 1994, Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital is a public tertiary Grade A general hospital affiliated with Zhejiang University School of Medicine. Its clinical services include minimally invasive surgery, cardiovascular interventions and respiratory care, with a dedicated International Healthcare Center.

Founded in 1947, the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine is a tertiary teaching hospital in Hangzhou integrating clinical care, education and research. Its specialist services include infectious diseases, haematology, kidney disease, urology and hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery.

Founded in 1869, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine is a Grade III, Class A hospital in Hangzhou. It combines clinical care, teaching and research, with specialist services in cardiovascular disease, neurosurgery, ophthalmology and cancer care.

Founded in 1936, Jiangsu Province Hospital is a Grade III, Class A general hospital and the First Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University. Cardiology is a national key discipline, while endocrinology, haematology and rehabilitation medicine are national clinical key specialties. The hospital has Guangzhou Road and Longjiang campuses, with Yuhua campus listed as under construction in its September 2026 introduction.

Founded in 1892, Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital is a Grade III, Class A general hospital affiliated with Nanjing University Medical School. It has the main Drum Tower campus and branches in Jiangbei and southern Nanjing. Its national clinical key specialties include orthopaedics, rheumatology, gastroenterology and neurology.

Founded in Shanghai in 1900 and moved to Wuhan in 1955, Tongji Hospital is a general teaching hospital of Huazhong University of Science and Technology. It has Hankou, Optics Valley and Sino-French New City campuses and Tongji Junshan Hospital, with 65 clinical and medical technology departments.

Founded in 1866, Wuhan Union Hospital is a public general hospital under the National Health Commission and the first clinical college of Huazhong University of Science and Technology. It has four campuses and 50 clinical, medical technology and platform departments.

Founded in 1949, the First Hospital of Jilin University is a Grade III, Class A general hospital in Changchun, integrating clinical care, teaching, research, prevention and rehabilitation. Its specialist services include neurology, cardiovascular medicine, kidney disease and hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery.

The Second Xiangya Hospital is a large public teaching hospital of Central South University in Changsha, Hunan, known for mental health, endocrinology, cardiovascular medicine and organ transplantation.

Based in Changsha, Hunan, Xiangya Hospital is a large general hospital of Central South University, with departments in neurology, ENT, orthopaedics, critical care and geriatric medicine.

Fujian Medical University Union Hospital is a Grade III, Class A general hospital in Fuzhou, integrating clinical care, teaching, research, prevention and health services. Its history traces to hospitals established in 1860 and 1877, which later merged to form its predecessor.

Founded in 1937, the First Affiliated Hospital of Fujian Medical University is a Grade III, Class A general teaching hospital in Fuzhou. It provides care for complex neurological and rare diseases alongside general medical and surgical services. Its comprehensive ward includes a medical service centre for overseas Chinese and international patients.

Founded in 1949, the First Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University is a general teaching hospital with Nangang and Qunli campuses. Its services include blood disorders, neurological disease, pancreatic disease and cardiovascular care. General surgery has national key discipline development status.

Harbin Medical University's second affiliated hospital, in Harbin, Heilongjiang, is a large Grade III, Class A centre for care, teaching and research, with cardiovascular medicine, neurosurgery and organ transplantation among its key areas.

Also known as Anhui Provincial Hospital, this tertiary general hospital in Hefei belongs to the University of Science and Technology of China; it covers oncology, cardiology, neurosurgery and transplantation.

Jinan's Qilu Hospital, attached to Shandong University, is a large general hospital rated Grade III, Class A. Its departments range from emergency and cardiovascular medicine to haematology, obstetrics and neurosurgery.

Nanchang University runs this tertiary general hospital in Jiangxi's capital, where teaching and research sit alongside clinical care; listed specialties include burn medicine, gastroenterology and respiratory medicine.

Qingdao University's affiliated hospital is a Grade III, Class A general and teaching hospital in Shandong, with organ transplantation, neurosurgery, oncology and dentistry among its listed specialties.

In Shenyang, Shengjing Hospital is a large tertiary teaching hospital of China Medical University, with particular depth in paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, and emergency care.

China Medical University's First Hospital in Shenyang, Liaoning, is a large Grade III, Class A hospital that also has teaching and research roles, with strengths in dermatology, endocrinology, oncology and transplantation.

Based in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, this provincial general hospital of Hebei Medical University has several campuses in the city and is particularly known for orthopaedics, trauma care and joint surgery.

Soochow University's first affiliated hospital in Suzhou is a tertiary general hospital combining care, teaching and research; its specialties include haematology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery and nuclear medicine.

Tianjin is home to this national blood-disease centre of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, which pairs a specialist hospital with a research institute for leukaemia, lymphoma and stem cell transplantation.

Tianjin Medical University's main general hospital is a large tertiary teaching centre in the city, with strengths in neurosurgery, neurology, respiratory medicine and endocrinology.

Serving Urumqi in Xinjiang, this Grade III, Class A general hospital of Xinjiang Medical University has several nationally designated key clinical specialties, including cardiovascular medicine.

Wenzhou Medical University's eye hospital in Zhejiang is a tertiary ophthalmic centre that pairs clinical care with teaching and research, covering refractive surgery, retinal and corneal disease, and children's eye care.

Xi'an Jiaotong University's first affiliated hospital is a large Grade III, Class A teaching hospital in Xi'an, Shaanxi, known for organ transplantation, cardiovascular medicine, oncology and urology.

One of Henan's large Grade III, Class A teaching hospitals, Zhengzhou University's first affiliated hospital covers oncology, cardiovascular medicine, neurology and reproductive medicine.