The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine (FAHZU) was established in 1947 and is a prestigious teaching hospital located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. As a key medical institution, FAHZU offers a wide range of medical services, provides education and training to future healthcare professionals, and leads in research initiatives. The hospital is affiliated with Zhejiang University and serves as an academic center for medical studies. FAHZU is renowned for its commitment to healthcare excellence and innovation.

• Organ Transplantation: Offers various transplant services, including liver, kidney, heart, lung, and pancreas transplants.​

• Infectious Diseases: Provides comprehensive care for a wide range of infectious conditions.​

• Hematology: Specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of blood disorders.​

• Nephrology: Offers advanced care for kidney-related ailments.​

• Urology: Provides specialized treatments for urinary tract and male reproductive system disorders.​

• Clinical Pharmacy: Ensures optimal medication management and therapeutic outcomes.

• Recognized as a Grade 3A hospital, the highest rating in China's hospital grading system.​

• Ranked among the top hospitals in China for medical services, research, and education.

Mission: To provide exceptional patient care through integrated medical services, education, and research.​

Vision: To be a national leader in healthcare, advancing medical science, and training future medical professionals.

• Grade 3A Hospital Status:

  • FAHZU holds the highest rating in China’s hospital grading system for comprehensive healthcare services.

• National Clinical Medical Research Center:

  • Recognized for its leadership in medical research and clinical services.

• State Key Laboratory:

  • Hosts multiple state key laboratories and clinical specialties.

• Top-Ranking in China:

  • Frequently ranked among the top hospitals in China for quality care, medical research, and education.

• National Recognition:

  • Awarded numerous national honors for contributions to healthcare and research advancements.