Thảo Nguyên General Hospital is a healthcare institution dedicated to providing high-quality medical services, particularly in neonatal care and maternal health. The hospital is recognized for its commitment to improving newborn survival rates and ensuring that mothers and babies receive compassionate, evidence-based care. With a focus on early breastfeeding and skin-to-skin contact, the hospital has made significant strides in neonatal care, supported by advanced equipment and training programs.

• Neonatal Care: Advanced care for sick and premature babies using incubators, infant warmers, and phototherapy machines. The hospital emphasizes Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) to keep mothers and babies together.

• Maternal Health: Support for safe deliveries, early breastfeeding initiation, and postpartum care.

• Training and Development: The hospital is part of the European Resuscitation Council-supported Newborn Life Support (NLS) training program, with staff trained in neonatal resuscitation techniques.

• General Medical Services: Comprehensive healthcare services for the local community.

Thảo Nguyên General Hospital is committed to delivering high-quality healthcare services to the community. The hospital emphasizes patient-centered care and adheres to ethical medical practices, following Uncle Ho's teachings: "The physician must be as a mother." It has built a team of skilled doctors, nurses, and technicians who are strong in expertise and rich in medical ethics, earning trust and love from people of all ethnic groups in the area

• Vision: To become a leading district-level hospital that provides accessible, high-quality healthcare services while fostering innovation in medical practices.

• Mission: To ensure the health and well-being of the community through compassionate care, advanced medical techniques, and ethical practices

• Recognized for its contributions to neonatal care, including early breastfeeding initiation and Kangaroo Mother Care practices.

• Six neonatal staff successfully completed European Resuscitation Council-supported Newborn Life Support (NLS) training. The hospital is part of the future national training team for neonatal resuscitation