Yueyang Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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.
History and location
The hospital traces its origins to a TCM outpatient institution established in 1952 and later developed into an integrated hospital. Its main campus is at 110 Ganhe Road, Hongkou, with additional services including specialist consultations on Qinghai Road.
Clinical focus and distinctive services
Acupuncture, tuina and rehabilitation are prominent services. Integrated care also covers cardiovascular, neurological, skin, gynaecological and oncological conditions, with medical and surgical collaboration supporting broader assessment.
Research and medical traditions
The hospital hosts a national TCM clinical research base related to non-pharmacological therapies and preserves Zhu-style gynaecology, Ding-style tuina and Lu-style acupuncture. Yan Shiyun, a National Master of TCM, is a representative expert in TCM internal medicine.
Preparing for an international visit
The hospital has international medical services. Before a first visit, confirm the specialty, campus and language support, and prepare medical records and medication details. Acupuncture, tuina and other treatments require clinical assessment.
Photos show selected areas of the labelled campuses. The hospital determines the campus for each visit, room arrangements and specialist schedules.