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The University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital: A Cross-Border International Medical Center Has Entered into Cooperation with MedBridge Shanghai

Opened in 2012 with about RMB 4 billion invested by the Shenzhen government and HKU's management model, HKU-SZH now operates 2,000 beds and runs an International Medical Center (IMC). It attained ACHS accreditation in 2015 and became one of Guangdong's first international medical service pilot hospitals in 2026.

October 23, 20261 min readSource: MedBridge Editorial

The University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital (HKU-SZH) has entered into cooperation with MedBridge Shanghai. Built by the Shenzhen Municipal Government at a capital cost of about RMB 4 billion and introducing the modern management model of the University of Hong Kong, the hospital is located at No.1 Haiyuan 1st Road, Futian District, Shenzhen, and opened on July 1, 2012.

The hospital currently operates 2,000 beds, with a second-phase expansion planned to raise the total to 3,000 beds. Leveraging HKU's internationally renowned clinical specialties, it has established Centres of Excellence in cardiovascular diseases, oncology, orthopedics, reproductive medicine and prenatal diagnosis.

The hospital runs a dedicated International Medical Center (IMC), providing international-standard outpatient, inpatient and health-check services for local residents, cross-border Hong Kong/Macao residents and expatriates, with a dedicated Hong Kong appointment hotline. Services are offered in Mandarin, English and Cantonese. It attained ACHS accreditation in 2015, National Grade 3A Hospital accreditation in 2017, and in March 2026 became one of the first pilot hospitals for international medical services in Guangdong Province.

Through MedBridge, cross-border patients can book IMC outpatient visits, inpatient care and health-check packages, with one-stop support including multilingual translation, appointment arrangements and post-treatment follow-up — making medical travel between Shenzhen and Hong Kong smoother than ever.