Public Hospital

First Affiliated Hospital of Xiamen University

⌖ Xiamen, China

Grade III-A
First Affiliated Hospital of Xiamen University 厦门大学附属第一医院 - Grade III-A public hospital in Xiamen, China for international patients
Xiamen

Overview

Founded in 1937, The First Affiliated Hospital of Xiamen University is a premier Grade III-A comprehensive hospital located in the Siming District of Xiamen. As a primary teaching hospital for Xiamen University, it has evolved into a sophisticated medical hub integrating clinical care, medical education, scientific research, and preventive medicine. The hospital is equipped with 2,500 beds and serves as a critical healthcare provider for the Fujian province, managing a high volume of outpatient and inpatient cases annually. It is recognized for its advanced medical infrastructure and its commitment to high-quality patient outcomes through multidisciplinary collaboration. The facility is particularly noted for its International Medical Center, which caters to expatriates and international patients by providing streamlined appointment processes, English-speaking staff, and VIP coordination services. The hospital houses several national-level key clinical specialties and provincial-level medical centers, ensuring access to specialized treatments in oncology, cardiology, and pediatrics. With a focus on technological innovation, the hospital utilizes modern diagnostic imaging and minimally invasive surgical techniques. Notably, it is the first hospital in China to pass the HIMSS EMRAM level-7 review and is fully accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI), ensuring global standards of patient safety and care quality.

Departments

cardiacOncologyPediatrics

International Patient Services

✓ Appointment coordination✓ Medical record review✓ Translation support✓ International insurance assistance✓ Admission and travel coordination✓ Post-treatment follow-up

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