Vietnam – Soviet Friendship Hospital, also known as Huu Nghi Hospital or Viet Xo Hospital, is one of the most prominent public hospitals in Hanoi and northern Vietnam. Established with support from the former Soviet Union, it stands as a symbol of the longstanding friendship and cooperation between Vietnam and the USSR. The hospital is strategically located in the heart of Hanoi and serves as a major referral center, providing high-quality medical care, education, and research. It is equipped to handle a wide spectrum of medical and surgical cases and is closely associated with the Central Military Hospital 108, sharing a historic medical campus in the city center. The hospital operates 24/7 to serve both local and international patients

• Internal Medicine (Cardiology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Pulmonology, Nephrology, Rheumatology)

• General and Specialized Surgery

• Emergency and Intensive Care

• Neurology and Neurosurgery

• Oncology

• Obstetrics & Gynecology

• Pediatrics

• Diagnostic Imaging (CT, MRI, X-ray, Ultrasound)

• Laboratory Medicine

• Rehabilitation

• Traditional Medicine

• Recognized for high standards of patient care and safety

• Staffed by experienced doctors, many trained abroad (USSR, France, Canada, Sweden, Russia, Poland, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand)

• Regularly updated with modern medical technology and equipment

• Functions as a teaching hospital, supporting medical education and research

Vision:
To be a leading center for comprehensive, high-quality healthcare, medical education, and research in Vietnam.

Mission:
To deliver excellent patient care, foster innovation in medicine, and contribute to the advancement of Vietnam’s healthcare system through education and international cooperation.

• Recognized as a top-tier hospital in Vietnam’s public health system

• Renowned for its role in medical education and international collaboration

• Noted for contributions to national health campaigns and advanced medical procedures