Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital Medical University

Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital Medical University is a comprehensive tertiary Grade-A hospital and home to the National Clinical Research Center for Nervous System Diseases. Founded in 1956, it undertakes national functions including nervous system disease diagnosis/treatment guidance and stroke prevention/control. Specializing in neuroscience, its Neurosurgery department has ranked first nationally in the Fudan Hospital Rankings for consecutive years, earning the reputation as "the hall of Chinese neurosurgery." The hospital has served international patients since its founding, with the International Department officially established in 2018, making it one of Beijing's first international healthcare reform pilot institutions (17 total). Adhering to the philosophy of "Medical Ethics Supreme, Patient First," the hospital is dedicated to building a world-class neuroscience diagnosis and treatment center. In 2018, it relocated to a new campus in Fengtai District with 1,650 beds, 50+ clinical departments, and 4,000+ employees. Neurosurgery and Neurology lead nationally, with strengths in comprehensive cerebrovascular disease treatment and minimally invasive brain tumor surgery. The International Department features a standalone building with 150 inpatient beds, complete facilities including independent outpatient center, consultation center, ICU, operating rooms, and imaging center, offering English, Japanese, and Korean services, having served patients from over 10 countries and regions. As the Neurosurgery College of Capital Medical University, it trains doctoral and master's students with over 2 million annual outpatient visits. The hospital has received National Civilized Unit and National May 1st Labor Medal honors.