Perennial General Hospital Tianjin, China's first wholly foreign-owned, tertiary general hospital, held a three-day open day event from June 24 to 26.
The hospital opened its doors to the public on those days, offering free specialized examinations in departments including internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, oncology, cardiovascular, thoracic surgery, otolaryngology, urology and nutrition. High-end imaging equipment, such as MR and CT scanners, were also made available for free examinations to meet the diagnostic needs of the public.
Perennial General Hospital Tianjin, a benchmark project in the medical and health industry in Tianjin's Xiqing district, relies on the global medical resources of Singapore's Perennial Holdings Private Limited. It has an international management system and service standards, equipped with high-end medical equipment, and has gathered experts from various disciplines.
Offering personalized diagnosis and treatment and multidisciplinary collaboration, the hospital aims to create a "one-stop" medical experience. It has formed a link with the Perennial healthcare community and the Mingyu Hotel Group to provide convenient international medical services to residents, promoting the concept of "medical care, health preservation, culture, and tourism."
According to the director of Perennial General Hospital Tianjin, the hospital seizes the opportunity of pilot opening in the medical field, expands its supply of resources, extends service chains and meets the diverse medical and health needs of the public through scientific and refined management. With open day events, it hopes to bring the experience of quality services of an international hospital to a greater number of people.
During the event, the hospital also announced a strategic partnership with the team led by Professor Wan Feng. This team of authoritative experts from top hospitals in Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai and other domestic tertiary hospitals, covers fields such as cardiology and cardiovascular surgery. It is particularly accomplished in techniques like off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery, placing it at the forefront internationally. This collaboration is made possible by the hospital's achievement of "national team" level resource integration in the diagnosis and treatment of complex cardiovascular diseases.