Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine

浙江大学医学院附属邵逸夫医院

Public Zhejiang University hospital founded with a donation from Sir Run Run Shaw and run in its early years with Loma Linda University. It has an English-speaking International Healthcare Center on the Qingchun campus and was the first mainland public hospital to earn JCI accreditation.

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Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine (浙江大学医学院附属邵逸夫医院) building exterior
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Documented strengths

  • First public hospital in mainland China accredited by JCI, in December 2006; also first in China with Magnet status and first member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network in China (hospital site; Mayo Clinic News Network)
  • International Healthcare Center reports treating around 78,000 international patients from more than 100 countries and regions (hospital site)
  • Managed by Loma Linda University Health for its first five years, 1994 to 1999 (hospital site)
  • Rated A++ (top 1 percent) in the national tertiary public hospital performance evaluation (hospital site)
  • International center staff are proficient in English and can issue English reports; designated medical center for the G20, 19th Asian Games and NBA events (hospital site)

Services for international patients

  • English-speaking staff and English reports (hospital site)
  • Electronic translation devices covering 85 languages (hospital site)
  • Direct billing with listed international insurers; Chinese site cites 28 insurers
  • 24-hour care; separate international outpatient and inpatient floors
  • Hospital notice (Sept 2024): international self-priced items charged at 1.5x (VIP) or 2.5x (VVIP or high-end insured) of the hospital's own price

How international patients access it

The hospital runs a listed international department; contact it directly before traveling, and expect RMB or commercial-insurance billing. The hospital decides each case.

Prices reported here

TreatmentRange (local)YearSource
Health check-up¥7,980 to ¥10,980 about $1,124 to $1,5462024Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital

Videos

3 videos
Celebrating SRRSH's 30th Anniversary in the Path Towards a Chinese-style Modern Benchmark Hospital7:48
Celebrating SRRSH's 30th Anniversary in the Path Towards a Chinese-style Modern Benchmark HospitalOfficial · SRRSH ZJU 浙江大学医学院附属邵逸夫医院 · 474 views
Akachi’s Medical Journey in China2:41
Akachi’s Medical Journey in ChinaMedia · Fresh Sight · 22,272 views
Inside a Top Chinese Hospital: Sherry Zhu’s Wellness Talk with a Doctor5:05
Inside a Top Chinese Hospital: Sherry Zhu’s Wellness Talk with a DoctorMedia · Fresh Sight · 61,564 views

Sources

  1. International Healthcare Center General Introduction
    Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital · hospital · accessed 2026-10-26
    “Treated around 78 thousand international patients from more than 100 countries and regions.”
  2. Hospital Introduction
    Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital · hospital · accessed 2026-10-26
  3. Development Strategies: Internationalization
    Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital · hospital · accessed 2026-10-26
  4. International Medical Center introduction (Chinese)
    Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital · hospital · accessed 2026-10-26
  5. Notice on self-priced service items, September 2024 (Chinese)
    Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital · hospital · accessed 2026-10-26
  6. Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital in China joins Mayo Clinic Care Network
    Mayo Clinic News Network · news · accessed 2026-10-26

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