General Hospitals

Founded in 1907, formerly known as Kwong Chi Hospital, it is a Grade III, Class A comprehensive teaching hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. Hematology, endocrinology, and metabolic diseases are representative specialties. It has achieved internationally influential results in the research and treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia. The hospital possesses a complete system for internal medicine, surgery, emergency, and critical care services, combining clinical diagnosis and treatment, medical education, and translational research.

Founded in 1937, it integrates clinical diagnosis and treatment, medical education, and scientific research. Cardiovascular diseases, liver tumors, and digestive endoscopy are the hospital's representative specialties. Academicians such as Ge Junbo and Fan Jia, along with their expert teams, have established profound academic expertise. The hospital offers a wide range of internal medicine and surgical specialties, supported by departments such as interventional therapy, imaging, and laboratory testing, providing a multidisciplinary diagnostic and treatment basis for complex diseases.

Established in 1907, formerly known as the General Hospital and Medical School of the Red Cross Society of China, it is a Class A tertiary comprehensive hospital affiliated with Fudan University. Neurosurgery, Neurology, Hand Surgery, Dermatology, and Infectious Diseases are its representative disciplines, and it also houses the National Medical Center for Neurological Disorders and the National Medical Center for Infectious Diseases. The hospital's general departments are integrated with rehabilitation and sports medicine, addressing both specialized treatment and functional recovery.