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The University of Hong Kong - Shenzhen Hospital is a national Grade III Class A general hospital fully invested by the Shenzhen Municipal People's Government and introducing HKU's management model, with about 4 billion yuan phase-one investment, 2,000 beds (phase two taking capacity toward 3,000), located on Haiyuan 1st Road, Futian District (official site, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Its International Medical Center (IMC) was established at the hospital's founding, bringing internationally aligned service models and patient-care culture with outpatient, inpatient and health-screening services; the hospital reports having treated patients from 129 countries and regions.(derived context)
It positions itself as a key window of international-standard medical services in the Greater Bay Area and runs pilots integrating international care with cross-border commercial-insurance direct payment.(derived context)
The HKU management model, family-medicine gateway and English-capable environment are the main reasons foreign and Hong Kong patients choose it.(derived context)
IMC pricing is more explicitly structured than at typical mainland public hospitals, but department-level totals and package scope should still be confirmed in writing.(derived context)
Treatments this hospital is held for: General tertiary care on HK-style management, family medicine, specialist centres.
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Yes — a national Grade III Class A general hospital, government-funded and run under HKU management, in Futian.
Yes — the International Medical Center has run since the hospital opened and reports patients from 129 countries, with cross-border insurance pilots.
HKU-style management, English-capable environment, family-medicine gateway and international insurance integration in the Greater Bay Area.
Shenzhen Bao'an (SZX) is 40–50 minutes by road; Hong Kong airport is about 2–3 hours via the border.