Peking Union Medical College Hospital (PUMCH)

Peking Union Medical College Hospital (PUMCH) is a comprehensive tertiary Grade-A hospital integrating medical care, teaching, and research. As the National Designated Center for Diagnosis and Treatment of Difficult and Critical Diseases designated by the National Health Commission, it is also one of the earliest hospitals to undertake senior cadre healthcare and foreign patient services. Founded in 1921 by the Rockefeller Foundation with the founding vision of "becoming the best medical center in Asia," the hospital has developed over a century the PUMCH spirit of "Rigor, Excellence, Diligence, Dedication" and is acclaimed as "China's Medical Hall." With three campuses (Dongdan, Xidan, Daxing), over 2,000 beds, 40+ clinical departments, and 4,000+ employees, PUMCH holds 29 National Clinical Key Specialties, among the most in China. Leading specialties include Endocrinology, Rheumatology, and General Surgery, with strong capabilities in multi-disciplinary team (MDT) consultation for difficult and critical diseases. The International Medical Department has 5 specialty wards offering English, Japanese, and Korean services with international insurance direct billing and professional medical interpreters. As the clinical college of Peking Union Medical College, it trains doctoral and master's students with over 3 million annual outpatient visits. PUMCH consistently ranks among the top three in Fudan Hospital Rankings and has received National Civilized Unit and National May 1st Labor Medal honors.