Huashan Hospital, Fudan University

About the hospital

Huashan Hospital, Fudan University, is a general teaching hospital in Shanghai. It was established in 1907 by the Red Cross Society of China as the Chinese Red Cross General Hospital and opened to patients in 1909. Between 1913 and 1918 it served as a teaching hospital of Harvard University. It took the name Huashan Hospital in 1956 and is now affiliated with Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University. Huashan is one of the hosts of China's National Medical Center for Neurological Diseases and one of the hosts of the National Medical Center for Infectious Diseases. The hospital is listed in the Shanghai government's official directory of hospitals offering international medical services.

How we arrange your care

As an international patient, you don't need to navigate registration, language or paperwork on your own. We arrange your visit to this hospital from start to finish.

• We send your records for review before you travel
• We arrange your consultation, tests or admission
• An interpreter goes with you to every appointment
• We arrange your visa invitation letter, flights and a hotel nearby