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The Second Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine (SAHZU) was founded in 1869 as Hangzhou Guangji Hospital, launched by British missionaries and described officially as the cradle of Western medicine in Zhejiang (official site, checked 15 Oct 2026).
According to its English overview (as of May 2026), SAHZU has eight campuses (two under construction), about 4,000 beds, 7,000 staff and more than 50 clinical departments, with about 9.72 million outpatient and emergency visits reported each year.(derived context)
The hospital is nationally recognised for transcatheter valve intervention, micro-incision cataract surgery, colorectal cancer surgery and severe-burns treatment; the accessed official pages describe these as strengths without naming SAHZU a National Medical Center.(derived context)
The International Medicine Department offers one-stop care by appointment, 600+ English-speaking senior specialists, single rooms, direct billing with insurers such as Cigna & CMB, Ping An, MSH and International SOS, and international telemedicine; contact is +86 571 8971 3988 or globalhealth@zju.edu.cn. Its official pages state it became a JCI-accredited academic medical centre in 2013 and display the accreditation period as 2013–2022, so current JCI status should be confirmed in writing.(derived context)
Price transparency is unusually explicit for cross-border care: the official International Patient Services page publishes seven fixed CNY packages (for example laparoscopic hysterectomy ¥46,000, total hip replacement ¥39,000–64,000, health-management programmes from ¥6,200), valid through 31 December 2026, with exclusions such as premium consumables and extra hospital days. Any treatment outside these packages is quoted case by case. Checked 15 Oct 2026.
Treatments this hospital is held for: Cardiology and transcatheter valve intervention, ophthalmology and micro-incision cataract surgery, colorectal cancer surgery, severe burns care, emergency medicine, neurosurgery, general surgery.
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It was founded in 1869 as Hangzhou Guangji Hospital and was recognised in 1989 among China's first Grade 3A hospitals.
Yes, the International Medicine Department provides English-speaking specialists, private rooms, direct billing and appointment booking at +86 571 8971 3988.
Its official site displays 'JCI Accredited Academic Medical Center Hospital 2013–2022' and no later period; ask the hospital in writing for its current accreditation certificate before relying on it.
Yes: fixed CNY packages for seven procedures and a health-management programme are officially published and valid until 31 December 2026, with inclusions and exclusions listed.
Cardiology and transcatheter valve intervention, ophthalmology (micro-incision cataract), colorectal cancer surgery and severe-burns care, among other national clinical key specialties.