Fukushima Medical University Hospital has a history of nearly 150 years, dating back to Shirakawa Temporary Hospital, which opened in 1871. After that, it was Sukagawa Hospital and Fukushima Prefectural Women's Medical College, and in 1952, the new Fukushima Medical University was established, starting a new journey. In 1987, it moved from Sugitsuma-cho to Hikarigaoka, and the current hospital was completed.

The basic philosophy of our hospital is "walking together with the people of the prefecture, aiming for medical care that supports health and warm medical care." Based on this basic philosophy, as the only specified functional hospital in the prefecture, we provide advanced medical care and specialized treatment, and are responsible for treating diseases and serious patients that are difficult to treat at other medical institutions. On the other hand, in addition to advanced medical care, it is also important to provide a sympathetic response to patients and improve the quality of medical care. We will strive to improve medical services that reflect the voices of patients and provide easy-to-understand explanations and information.

Another important role of our hospital is to develop medical personnel and contribute to local medical care. As the shortage of doctors is an issue in the prefecture, we will strive to develop human resources who will support regional medical care, with a strong sense of ethics and respect for people's lives, human rights and privacy. In particular, we would like to contribute to the improvement of regional medical care through the training of young doctors and the dispatch of doctors to hospitals in the prefecture.

The hospital offers various clinical departments, including Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Orthopedics