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The First Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine (also named Zhejiang Provincial First Hospital) was founded on 1 November 1947 as the first affiliated hospital created by Zhejiang University (official site, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Infectious-disease and liver care are its traditional strength: its first director was Prof. Wang Jiwu, a leading Chinese internist and infectious-disease specialist, and the hospital is today the National Center for Infectious Diseases, a national major infectious-disease prevention and treatment base, and host of a State Key Laboratory for Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious Diseases named on its official pages.(derived context)
The official overview lists 5,000 beds and more than 10,000 employees, and describes FAHZU as one of China's medical centres offering the broadest range of large-organ transplant procedures, with recognised strength in infectious diseases, haematology, nephrology, urinary diseases and clinical pharmacy (profile data updated 9 July 2026).(derived context)
The International Healthcare Center on the Yuhang Campus serves international patients with English-speaking staff, appointment booking by phone or email, and direct-billing agreements with insurers including MSH, Cigna, Allianz Partners and International SOS; patients without insurance can pay with UnionPay, Visa or MasterCard.(derived context)
Standard medical-service item prices are published through the hospital's online price query, while the site cautions that on-site screens show authoritative real-time figures. No bundled package prices for international patients are published, so individual treatment plans should be quoted in writing by the International Healthcare Center before admission. Checked 15 Oct 2026.
Treatments this hospital is held for: Infectious diseases, liver disease and hepatology, liver and multi-organ transplantation, haematology, nephrology, urology, clinical pharmacy, critical care medicine.
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Infectious diseases and liver care, together with one of China's broadest organ-transplant programmes; it is officially designated the National Center for Infectious Diseases.
Yes. Its International Healthcare Center on the Yuhang Campus provides English-speaking doctors and nurses and can be reached at +86 571 8723 4455 or fahzuinternational@163.com.
On 1 November 1947, as the Affiliated Hospital of National Zhejiang University Medical School.
Yes, it is a public Grade 3A teaching hospital of Zhejiang University and a national high-quality-development pilot public hospital.
Item prices for standard medical services are searchable on the official site, but no fixed international packages are published; ask the International Healthcare Center for a written, case-specific estimate.