Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (KCGMH), established in 1986, is a major medical center and teaching hospital in Taiwan, part of the Chang Gung Medical Foundation. It provides interdisciplinary, patient-centered healthcare, research, and education. KCGMH has 2,639 beds and over 6,300 employees, treating thousands of patients daily. .

• Liver transplantation (among the top five international centers for living donor liver transplantation)1.

• Maternal and fetal medicine

• Thyroid, head and neck ablation

• Lymphedema treatment

• Orthopedic sports medicine (including minimally invasive arthroscopy, tissue regeneration, and rehabilitation)

• Cardiovascular care

• Cancer care

• Emergency and trauma services

• General and specialized surgery

• International medical services

Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (KCGH) is recognized for its high-quality medical services and research in Taiwan. It has been recognized for its clinical services and has a strong focus on technological innovation and patient care. KCGH is known for its excellent medical team, advanced technology, and commitment to improving Taiwan's medical standards. 

• Vision: To be a global leader in patient-centered healthcare, medical research, and education, advancing sustainable development in environmental protection, social welfare, and organizational governance.

• Mission: To deliver high-quality, innovative, and compassionate care, promote clinical research and education, and extend medical services to local and international communities

• Winner, Clinical Service Initiative of the Year – Taiwan, Healthcare Asia Awards 2025.

• Bronze Medal, 2010 Symbol of National Quality (SNQ) for service quality in sports medicine.

• Consistently ranked among the top hospitals in Taiwan and worldwide