Partner Hospitals

Founded in 1956, it is a Grade A tertiary general hospital with orthopedics and burn medicine as key disciplines. Annual outpatient and emergency visits reach 3.0053 million, surgeries 90,400, and inpatient admissions 100,500. As the National Orthopedic Center, the hospital was the designated medical support hospital for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games and Winter Paralympic Games.

Founded in 1892, it has reached leading domestic and international standards in many fields, such as adult living donor liver transplantation, early diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer, cardiac interventional therapy, neurosurgery and functional neurosurgery, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine for severe pancreatitis, and allogeneic combined larynx-trachea-thyroid transplantation.

Founded in 1964, it is a benchmark for cancer diagnosis and treatment in South China. Annual outpatient and emergency visits reach 2.558 million, and annual inpatient admissions are 222,000. Its medical volume ranks among the top of national oncology-specialized hospitals. It boasts leading medical technologies and an Asia-class radiotherapy center with top-tier hardware and software. Minimally invasive robotic surgeries are performed in multiple specialties. The hospital maintains cooperation with The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, which ranks No.1 among oncology centers in the United States.

Founded in 1931. It is equipped with 22 high-end medical devices including Da Vinci surgical robots, MR Linac, TOMO, LA, PET-CT, PET-MR and 5.0T MRI. Annual outpatient visits: 2.5 million; annual inpatient admissions: 170,000; annual surgeries: 80,000; annual radiotherapy sessions: 420,000. The overall 5-year survival rate of patients with malignant tumors reaches 72%.