Traditional Chinese medicine hospitals

Founded in 1960, Longhua Hospital, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is a Grade III Class A TCM hospital combining clinical care, teaching and research. Its distinctive specialties include TCM oncology, orthopaedics, kidney disease, gallstone disease, rheumatology and digestive care. Medical, surgical, women’s and children’s departments and diagnostic services support an approach combining TCM traditions with integrated medicine.

Shuguang Hospital, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is a Grade III Class A comprehensive TCM hospital with a history spanning more than a century. It operates an eastern campus in Pudong and a western campus in Huangpu. Liver, kidney, orthopaedic, endocrine, digestive and acupuncture care are key clinical and research areas, supported by broader specialties and modern diagnostics. The hospital is also an important university teaching and research base.

Yueyang Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is a Grade III Class A hospital with roots dating to 1952. Acupuncture, tuina and integrated care are distinctive areas, alongside medical, surgical, gynaecological, dermatological, oncology and rehabilitation services and research. It preserves traditions including Zhu-style gynaecology, Ding-style tuina and Lu-style acupuncture while developing clinical research into non-pharmacological TCM therapies.