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Huashan Hospital was founded in 1907 as the Chinese Red Cross General Hospital and Medical School — the first hospital in Shanghai established by Chinese people — and passed the first national Grade III Class A hospital review in 1992 (official site, checked 15 Oct 2026).
It is an NHC-affiliated Fudan University hospital and a Chinese Red Cross-named hospital, and describes itself as one of China's most internationally oriented medical centres; it was the first unit in Shanghai to provide foreign-related medical services, with agreements covering 10 countries.(derived context)
Its International Medical Center was established in 1989 as one of China's earliest Sino-foreign cooperative foreign-care institutions, with outpatient and inpatient facilities serving guests from more than 100 countries and regions.(derived context)
Neurosurgery was established in 1952 as the earliest in south China and is the main supporting unit of the National Centre for Neurological Diseases, an MOE national key discipline and national clinical key specialty; its hand surgery (academician Gu Yudong lineage) and dermatology are also historically leading.(derived context)
Standard fee schedules are public; International Medical Center package totals are quoted per case.(derived context)
Treatments this hospital is held for: Neurosurgery, hand surgery, neurology, dermatology, infectious disease.
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Yes — Grade III Class A since the first national review in 1992, founded in 1907 as the Chinese Red Cross General Hospital.
Yes, prominently. Its International Medical Center (1989) is among China's earliest foreign-care joint ventures and has served patients from over 100 countries.
Neurosurgery and neurology (it hosts the main unit of the National Centre for Neurological Diseases), hand surgery and dermatology.
Founded 1907 — the first hospital opened by Chinese people in Shanghai.