Wuhan Asia General Hospital at Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone (WHDZ), central China's Hubei province, opened to the general public on Nov 11, following nearly five years of construction work.
Located at the intersection of Jiangcheng Avenue and North Taizihu Road, the hospital has 1,100 ordinary beds and 108 beds in its intensive care units.
It focuses on areas such as cardiovascular diseases, gynecology and obstetrics, pediatrics, and orthopedics, providing medical services for 400,000 residents in the zone.
The hospital is also equipped with a helicopter offering emergency air rescue services for patients.
According to the hospital, the air rescue service can be made available for patients in hospitals across Hubei province.
In addition, the hospital has a four-floor parking lot underground, with 1,800 parking spaces.
Within two weeks of the opening of the hospital, doctors will provide free consultations for residents, and offer a number of free examinations for patients.
Wuhan Asia General Hospital in Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone [Photo provided to wedz.gov.cn]
A patient uses a self-service machine at the new hospital. [Photo provided to wedz.gov.cn]
Officials from Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone visit the hospital before its official opening. [Photo provided to wedz.gov.cn]
