Jen-Ai Hospital Dali Branch, established in 1995, is the largest teaching hospital in the region and a leading tertiary referral center in Taichung, Taiwan. The hospital is renowned for its International Patient Center—the first of its kind in Taiwan—offering comprehensive support for international patients, including interpretation, appointment scheduling, document translation, and culturally sensitive care. As a non-profit institution, Jen-Ai Hospital Dali is committed to accessible, high-quality healthcare for both local and international communities, with over 40 clinical specialties and a strong focus on patient-centered service

• • Bariatric and metabolic surgery

  • Cardiac surgery

  • Neurosurgery

  • Oncology

  • Plastic surgery

  • ENT, ophthalmology, dermatology, pediatrics, Chinese medicine, rehabilitation, pain management, diabetes and metabolic diseases, sleep medicine, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, postpartum care, and more.

• Centers of Excellence: Taiwan Spine Center, Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery, Oncology, Diabetes, Cardiovascular, Gastroenterology Endoscopy, PET, Breast, Hemodialysis, Respiratory Care, Pain Management, International Patient Center, etc.

Jen-Ai Hospital Dali emphasizes high standards of patient safety, continuous quality improvement, and accessible care. The International Patient Center has received numerous awards for innovation and service, and the hospital is known for its English-friendly and culturally sensitive environment

• Vision: To be a leader in patient-centered, accessible, and innovative healthcare, serving both local and international communities.

• Mission: To deliver high-quality, comprehensive, and compassionate medical services; foster a welcoming environment for all patients; and advance medical education, research, and community health

• Multiple local and international awards for innovation, English-friendly services, and humanitarian efforts.

• Recognition for the International Patient Center’s achievements, including presentations at global conferences and several “first in Taiwan” projects