The Hung Vuong facility was the original site of the Phuc Yen City Medical Center, serving as a key healthcare provider for the residents of Phuc Yen City and surrounding areas. The center offered a full range of medical services, including emergency care, internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics & gynecology, preventive medicine, and public health programs. The facility played a vital role in the city’s healthcare system, supporting both treatment and disease prevention, and was known for its dedicated staff and commitment to community health. In recent years, the main operations have moved to a new, modern headquarters in Nam Viem Ward, but the Hung Vuong site remains an important part of the center’s history and may still be used for certain services or overflow care.

• Emergency and Intensive Care

• General Internal Medicine

• General Surgery

• Pediatrics

• Obstetrics & Gynecology

• Traditional Medicine & Rehabilitation

• Infectious Diseases

• Preventive Medicine

• Laboratory and Diagnostic Imaging

• Family Planning and Reproductive Health

• School Health

• Food Safety and Environmental Health

The Hung Vuong facility was recognized for its professional, caring staff and its role in providing accessible, high-quality healthcare to the local community. The center emphasized continuous staff training, quality management, and the application of new medical techniques. Patient satisfaction was a priority, and the facility maintained a reputation for efficient, patient-centered service.

Vision: To provide high-quality, accessible, and comprehensive healthcare for all residents of Phuc Yen City and surrounding areas.
Mission: To deliver safe, effective, and patient-centered medical services; to invest in staff training and modern technology; to promote public health and disease prevention; and to continuously improve service quality and patient satisfaction.

• Commended for quality improvement and community health contributions

• Recognized for successful implementation of advanced medical techniques and public health programs