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Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University was founded in 1937 and named in memory of Dr Sun Yat-sen; it is one of the earliest large general hospitals established and managed by Chinese people (official site, checked 15 Oct 2026).
It is a Fudan University comprehensive teaching hospital co-administered by the Ministry of Education, the National Health Commission and the Shanghai Municipal People's Government, and was among Shanghai's first batch of Grade III Class A hospitals; it has repeatedly achieved the highest A++ grade in national public-hospital performance monitoring and ranked in the national top five.(derived context)
The hospital describes itself as domestically top-tier and world-advanced in heart, liver, pan-vascular, lung, kidney and digestive disease. Its hepatobiliary oncology and liver-transplant surgery is a national oncology key discipline and national clinical key discipline; its cardiology department (established 1948) is an MOE key discipline and national clinical key specialty.(derived context)
Its International Medical Center provides a dedicated foreign-patient channel.(derived context)
Public fee schedules exist; all-in international package pricing for complex care is quoted per case and should be confirmed in writing.(derived context)
Treatments this hospital is held for: Hepatobiliary cancer & liver transplant, cardiology, pan-vascular, general tertiary care.
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Yes — among Shanghai's first Grade III Class A hospitals, a Fudan University teaching hospital graded A++ in national performance monitoring.
Yes, through its International Medical Center.
Liver cancer and liver transplantation, plus cardiology and pan-vascular disease — both national key disciplines.
1937, named after Dr Sun Yat-sen; one of the earliest large hospitals run by Chinese people.