Taipei Veterans General Hospital stands as a premier National Medical Center and the largest teaching hospital in Taiwan, boasting approximately 3,200 beds. Notably, Newsweek magazine recognized it as one of the World's Best 250 Hospitals in both 2024 and 2025.
The hospital is a leader in numerous medical fields within Taiwan, including neurology, interventional cardiology, cancer treatment, minimally invasive surgery, and precision medicine, beside others.
In the realm of oncology, the hospital delivers comprehensive treatment services. It holds the unique distinction of being the only medical center globally to offer both cutting-edge radiation therapies: Heavy Ion Radiation Therapy and Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT). These advanced techniques are offered alongside surgery, chemotherapy, traditional radiation therapy, and nuclear medicine, which includes Taiwan's first and Asia's second national PET/Cyclotron Center. Taipei Veterans General Hospital is also a leading transplant center in Taiwan, particularly excelling in liver, kidney, and bone marrow transplantation. Furthermore, the hospital's bone and soft tissue tumor center is highly regarded.
Publishing around 1,500 international SCI (Science Citation Index) articles annually, the hospital has made significant contributions and garnered numerous national awards in medical research and development, the application of smart technology in healthcare, and international collaboration.

Cho Ray Hospital, situated in Ho Chi Minh City, stands as one of the six special-grade general hospitals in Vietnam and the largest medical center in the southern region in the country. With a history spanning over 120 years, the hospital has firmly established itself as a prestigious healthcare institution, providing high-quality medical examination and treatment services to both domestic and international patients.
As the final referral hospital for the southern region, Cho Ray Hospital is renowned for its team of experienced and highly skilled doctors and medical staff, along with its modern and advanced medical equipment. The hospital has developed numerous specialized departments, including cardiology, neurology, oncology, gastroenterology, nephrology, orthopedics and traumatology, and many other fields. It is also one of the leading organ transplant centers in the country, having successfully performed many complex transplant cases.
Beyond its role as a healthcare provider, Cho Ray Hospital is also a significant medical training and scientific research center, contributing to the advancement of Vietnam's healthcare sector.

Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital was established in 1957 and is a leading medical center-level teaching hospital in southern Taiwan, affiliated with the Kaohsiung Medical University system. Adhering to the principles of "learner-centered exemplary interdisciplinary teaching, patient-centered excellent holistic health care, and clinic-centered top-notch translational medical research," the hospital integrates teaching, research, and service to continuously provide patient-centered holistic health care.
Our hospital's vision is "to pursue excellence and become a top-tier international university hospital." With a sound healthcare system, we have passed JCI international accreditation three times and have been selected for "World's Best Hospitals" for many consecutive years. We emphasize medical quality and continuous improvement, enhance organizational efficiency, and have cumulatively won over a hundred national-level awards, including 5 golds, 12 silvers, and 13 bronzes, such as the NHQA National Healthcare Quality Award and the SNQ National Biotechnology and Medical Care Quality Award, demonstrating outstanding quality management and innovation capabilities.
KMUH has long been developing cutting-edge and characteristic medical specialties, with numerous achievements and outcomes. We continue to focus on our strengths, such as transplant medicine, regenerative medicine, precision cancer medicine (e.g., cell therapy), and various interventional therapies (including endoscopy and peripheral vascular procedures), such as minimally invasive and non-invasive specialized surgeries. Through continuous technological advancements, we aim to promote these domestically and internationally, becoming a highlight in the medical field.
KMUH actively promotes smart healthcare, ESG sustainable development, and international cooperation, showcasing Taiwan's soft power in medicine and transforming it into a reliable guarantee for international outreach. We continuously expand language services, telemedicine, and global partnerships, leveraging Taiwan's medical influence in Asia and internationally.

The Show Chwan Health Care System's proactive advancements and remarkable achievements in the field of smart healthcare have garnered recognition, notably receiving the 2025 Asian Hospital Management Award. Changhua Show Chwan Memorial Hospital has also been included in Newsweek's list of smart hospitals. The system's Minimally Invasive Surgery Training Center (IRCAD Taiwan) stands as the largest endoscopic surgery training center in Asia, utilizing advanced equipment such as the da Vinci Surgical System and having trained over 13,000 physicians from Taiwan and various countries in the region.
Show Chwan's service network spans northern, central, and southern Taiwan, forming a robust healthcare system with a total of 8 hospitals, over 5,000 employees, and more than 3,500 beds from north to south. The system has its own research unit dedicated to new medical innovations, which have been transferred to several companies within the system. In terms of healthcare provision, the Show Chwan Health Care System draws inspiration from the Mayo Clinic's spirit and aspires to establish a "good rural hospital" system, ensuring that residents in remote areas can also enjoy the same quality of medical care as those in urban areas.