Established in 1900, Cho Ray Hospital is the largest general hospital in Ho Chi Minh City and one of the largest in Southeast Asia. It serves as a teaching hospital for the University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City, providing training for thousands of medical students and doctors each year. The hospital has a rich history of development and international cooperation​ (Wikipedia)​​ (Vietnam.vn)​​ (Homepage | Pfizer Vietnam)​.

Cho Ray Hospital is specialized in organ transplantation, digestive oncology, urologic oncology, nephrology, and internal medicine​ (Wikipedia)​​ (Homepage | Pfizer Vietnam)​.

The hospital maintains high standards of medical care, supported by continuous upgrades and international collaborations. It participates in antimicrobial stewardship programs and other quality improvement initiatives​ (Homepage | Pfizer Vietnam)​.

The hospital aims to provide high-quality healthcare services, promote medical research and education, and strengthen international medical cooperation. It focuses on advancing medical knowledge and combating antibiotic resistance​ (Homepage | Pfizer Vietnam)​.

The hospital has received numerous recognitions, including eight individual and collective records in the field of medicine and organ transplants. The Department of Urology has been particularly noted for performing the most kidney transplants in Vietnam and the country’s first robot-assisted living donor nephrectomy and ABO-incompatible kidney transplantation​ (Wikipedia)​​ (Vietnam.vn)​.