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Peking University Shenzhen Hospital is a modern Grade III Class A comprehensive public hospital in central Futian, built and funded by the Shenzhen government. It opened at the end of 1999 as Shenzhen Central Hospital, and in October 2000 the Shenzhen government and Peking University signed the cooperation agreement that brought it into Peking University's affiliated-hospital system (official site, checked 15 Oct 2026).
Its special-needs clinic / International Medical Department was established in August 1999 as a designated provider for foreign guests and Hong Kong/Macao/Taiwan compatriots, with seven core modules: expert clinics, health screening, tele-multidisciplinary consultation, a Hong Kong/Macao residents' zone, international insurance direct billing, transitional and home-visit nursing, and one-stop closed-loop health management.(derived context)
It is among Shenzhen's first international medical service pilots and medical-tourism pilots, has provided international care for more than 20 years, and has passed an international hospital accreditation review.(derived context)
Orthopaedics is its national clinical key specialty, with stomatology, general surgery, gynaecology, critical care, urology, endocrinology, laboratory and dermatology as Guangdong provincial key specialties.(derived context)
Standard fees are public; international direct-pay totals depend on insurer and case and should be confirmed in writing.(derived context)
Treatments this hospital is held for: Orthopaedics, reproductive medicine, endocrinology, general tertiary care.
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Yes — Grade III Class A public hospital in Futian, opened 1999 and brought into Peking University's system in 2000.
Yes — its International Medical Department dates to 1999, with international insurance direct billing and a Hong Kong/Macao residents' zone.
Orthopaedics is its national clinical key specialty.
Yes — among Shenzhen's first international-service and medical-tourism pilots, and it has passed an international hospital accreditation review.