All 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.

Founded in 1952, the hospital is part of China’s National Children’s Medical Center. It focuses on children and newborns, with longstanding expertise in complex and critical illness, kidney disease, neurological conditions and multidisciplinary rare disease care. Services span paediatric medicine and surgery, intensive care and rehabilitation.

Opened in 1998 through cooperation between the Shanghai Municipal Government and Project HOPE, the centre is part of the National Children’s Medical Center. Paediatric cardiovascular care, haematology and oncology, and developmental and behavioural paediatrics are established strengths, supported by diagnosis, surgery, intensive care and developmental services.

Established in 1884 and widely known as the Red House Hospital, this Grade III Class A specialist hospital is affiliated with Fudan University. Its services cover women’s health across life stages, with gynecology, obstetrics, neonatal, breast and reproductive care, and longstanding experience in minimally invasive gynecological surgery and complex conditions.

Founded by Soong Ching Ling in 1952, the hospital belongs to the China Welfare Institute and is affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. This Grade III Class A specialist hospital combines obstetric and gynecological care with maternal and child health, including perinatal medicine, prenatal diagnosis, reproductive medicine and neonatal care.

Founded in 1952, this Grade III Class A hospital affiliated with Fudan University focuses on ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology–head and neck surgery. Its expertise spans vision, hearing, nasal, throat, and head and neck conditions, combining specialist care with medical education and laboratory and clinical research.

Founded in 1931, Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center is a Grade III Class A cancer hospital. Its focus is structured diagnosis and comprehensive cancer care, bringing together surgical oncology, systemic treatment, radiotherapy, pathology and imaging. Breast, pancreatic and urological cancers are among its established fields of expertise.

Established in 1957, Shanghai Chest Hospital is a Grade III Class A specialist hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. It focuses on heart, lung, oesophageal, tracheal and mediastinal disease, bringing together thoracic surgery, cardiology, cardiac surgery, respiratory medicine, oncology and radiotherapy.

Tracing its origins to Chengzhong Sanatorium in 1933, Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital is a Grade III Class A specialist hospital affiliated with Tongji University. Its respiratory care network includes thoracic surgery, respiratory and critical care medicine, tuberculosis, pulmonary vascular disease and occupational medicine, with longstanding experience in complex lung conditions.

With a history spanning more than a century, Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center is a Grade III Class A specialist hospital affiliated with Fudan University. It combines infectious-disease care, public health emergency response and research, with expertise in liver disease, HIV, tuberculosis, respiratory infections and critical infection.

Opened in 2017 on Guiping Road in Xuhui, Jiahui International Hospital is a private general hospital serving local and international patients. Its cancer, women’s and children’s health, orthopaedic and sports medicine, and cardiac centres are supported by family medicine, surgery, emergency and inpatient care. An international patient team assists with care enquiries, records, language needs and insurance.

Shanghai United Family Hospital began providing care in Shanghai in 2004. This profile covers its Pingtang Road campus in Changning. Serving local families and international patients, it provides family medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, medical and surgical specialties, emergency and inpatient care, with an emphasis on multilingual communication and continuity of care. Specialties, doctors and insurance arrangements should be confirmed with the selected campus.

Opened in 2023 on Jile Road in Minhang, Parkway Shanghai Hospital is Parkway’s general hospital in the city. Its specialties include cardiology and cardiac surgery, gastroenterology, urology and minimally invasive surgery, with outpatient, surgical and inpatient services. The hospital draws on the management experience of Parkway and the IHH Healthcare network and provides support for international patients.

Shanghai SinoUnited Hospital, on Middle Jiangxi Road in Huangpu, is a general hospital within SinoUnited Health. It combines outpatient, surgical and inpatient services across cardiology, gastroenterology, orthopaedics and sports medicine, endocrinology, gynaecology, paediatrics and other specialties. Chinese- and English-language care and its central location make it an option for international patients seeking outpatient care and ongoing treatment support.

Opened in 2016 on Xule Road in Qingpu, DeltaHealth Hospital Shanghai focuses on cardiovascular medicine while also developing oncology and related specialties. Its Heart Team approach brings together cardiology, cardiac surgery, imaging, interventional care and rehabilitation. Its specialist focus makes it relevant to patients exploring care for heart, aortic and related complex conditions.

Opened in 2015 on Songyuan Road in Xuhui, American-Sino Women’s and Children’s Hospital focuses on obstetrics, gynaecology and paediatrics. Services include maternity care, women’s health, high-risk newborn care, postpartum care and child development, supported by other outpatient specialties. Its primary-physician care model and multicultural team are relevant to international families seeking maternity, women’s and children’s healthcare.

Opened in 2019 in Waigaoqiao, Pudong, Shanghai Artemed Hospital is a privately operated hospital with links to a German healthcare group. It develops surgical, oncology and multidisciplinary care alongside general practice, dentistry, Chinese medicine and health checks. Surgical areas include digestive, urological, thyroid, joint and spinal conditions. Acceptance and international patient support should be confirmed for the relevant specialty.

Opened in 2014 on Kangxin Highway in Pudong, Shanghai International Medical Center is a mixed-ownership general hospital. Its model combines multi-institution physician practice with specialist collaboration, focusing on oncology, neurosurgery, sports injuries and rehabilitation, with international medical and health-management services. Its operating model combines public-sector medical resources with private capital.

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.