Global Care & Medical Tourism - Peking University International Hospital

A Leading International Medical Center
Three World-Class International Medical Platforms

The International Medical Center of Peking University International Hospital is among the first batch of pilot institutions for international medical services in Beijing.
In 2020, it became the first medical institution in China to obtain both DNV International Hospital Management Certification and Infection Risk Management Certification,
and it is also the first institution in the country to be certified by DNV GL according to its infection risk management standards.

Global Network of Medical Experts across Five Continents

A global medical collaboration network spanning five continents, with partnerships established with over 1,300 healthcare institutions.
A proposed International Foreign Physician Association aims to engage global medical experts
Undertake structured mechanism for the onboarding and practice of foreign physicians in China.
Joint Diagnosis and Treatment Driven by Clinical Expertise and Advanced Technologies

Collaborative clinical care informed by technology and shared medical expertise with international hospitals to jointly develop optimal clinical pathways for patients.
Exploration and application of frontier medical innovations such as CAR-T therapy, specialty pharmaceuticals, and advanced medical devices.
A professional healthcare information technology platform designed to support high-quality, transnational joint diagnosis and treatment.
One of the Most Comprehensive Critical and Emergency Care Systems in China

Most well-equipped emergency platforms, featuring fully staffed and operational resuscitation rooms, operating theatres, and observation units in China.
Equipped with helicopter transfer capabilities, 10 ICU beds, and 2 CCU beds, and supported by dedicated surgical facilities.
In collaboration with the Beijing Emergency Medical Center, an international emergency response and treatment green channel has been established.
International Service Standards

Building an internationally standardized clinical medical technology level
Service support mechanism for undertaking international medical resources
Highly coordinated with Ping An Global Insurance Resources
Establish international service standards for treating overseas clients
Integrated Palliative Care — Bridging Global with China

Collaborate with the Association for the Promotion of Living Will to conduct QELCA Professional Course Training on Quality Care
Submitted an application for the pilot program of palliative care to the Beijing Health Commission