Peking University First Hospital

Established in 1915 as China's first state-owned modern hospital, Peking University First Hospital (PKUFH) is a premier Grade III-A public hospital and a national hub for complex disease management. With over 2,259 beds across multiple campuses, including the newly opened Daxing campus, the hospital handles millions of outpatient visits annually. It is renowned for its 18 National Key Clinical Specialties, particularly excelling in nephrology, urology, pediatrics, and dermatology. The hospital features Asia's largest renal center and pioneered the first urology department in China. For international patients, PKUFH offers priority medical services through its Special Needs Clinic, providing access to top-tier specialists. While it does not have a dedicated International Medical Department, the hospital supports foreign patients with services like WeChat registration, commercial insurance acceptance (including Bupa and Allianz), and specialized care pathways. The hospital maintains rigorous patient safety standards and is recognized for its advanced medical technologies, including robotic surgery and comprehensive multidisciplinary team (MDT) clinics. PKUFH continues to lead in medical research, education, and clinical excellence, making it a trusted destination for complex medical care in China.