Canossa Hospital was founded by the Canossa Sisters of Charity in 1929. From the beginning to now, it has adhered to the purpose of being a Catholic hospital, that is, to provide holistic care to patients in the spirit of Christ.

The Canossa Hospital has grown from 16 beds when it was founded in 1929 to 148 beds today. The hospital continues to provide inpatient and outpatient services to demonstrate the mission of Christ, providing high-quality and holistic medical care for everyone's physical, psychological and spiritual needs.

In 1991, the Canossian Sisters of Charity handed over the administrative management of the hospital to Caritas Hong Kong. Under the management of Caritas Hong Kong, the construction and renovation of the entire hospital began in 2007, transforming the hospital into a modern, high-quality and standard hospital.

For example, the reconstruction of the operating room department, special care department, obstetrics and gynecology department, central disinfection room, nursery, endoscopy department, laboratory, and hemodialysis treatment center has been completed. The outpatient department, radiology department, physical therapy department, specialist outpatient department, pharmacy department, nutrition department, quality and risk department, and infection control team that are under renovation are gradually being completed. Each department has added new equipment and medical supplies to ensure the quality of patient service.

• General Medical and Surgical Services

• Maternity Care

• Endoscopy and Gastroenterology

• Diagnostic Imaging and Laboratory Services

• Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation

• Specialist Outpatient Clinics

• Infection Control and Quality Risk Management

Canossa Hospital is dedicated to maintaining high-quality healthcare standards verified through periodic international accreditations by QHA Trent and ACHS. It continually upgrades infrastructure and equipment while focusing on patient safety, infection control, and comprehensive care. The hospital’s integration of modern technology, such as the recent partnership deploying advanced portable dual-energy X-ray detectors, further enhances service quality.

Vision:
To maintain and promote holistic health care founded on Catholic medical ethics, providing safe and quality services that foster wellness in the community.

Mission:
To offer compassionate, patient-centered healthcare services integrating physical, emotional, and spiritual care, in partnership with patients and health agencies.

• Ongoing accreditation by QHA Trent Accreditation, UK

• ACHS accreditation since 2011, with regular review cycles

• Recognized as a leading Catholic hospital providing community-centered healthcare in Hong Kong