Shenzhen

Shenzhen People's Hospital

Established in 1946, Shenzhen People's Hospital is a municipal public Grade III Class A hospital and one of Guangdong's first high level hospital development institutions, with 3.906 million patient encounters in 2025. Respiratory medicine includes a research institute and COPD prevention and treatment platform; hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery offers minimally invasive treatment for complex abdominal disease. Intensive care and geriatrics provide services for critically ill and older patients. Contact The Treat about overseas reception and record requirements.

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Hospital at a glance

Hospital classification

Grade III Class A hospital

Hospital ownership

Municipal public hospital

Established

1946

University or group affiliation

First Affiliated Hospital of Southern University of Science and Technology; Second Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University Medical School

3.906 million total patient encounters in 2025

Minimally invasive hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery

General surgery is a national clinical key specialty, with hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery using minimally invasive approaches for complex clinical conditions.

Accreditations and designations

First group of Guangdong high-level hospital development institutions

Reasons to consider this hospital

Discuss lung assessment and continuing care with a service supported by respiratory research and COPD prevention platforms.

Discuss specialist options for complex liver, biliary or pancreatic disease with a team using minimally invasive approaches.

Discuss care needs in later life with a geriatric service supported by specialty development status and a provincial research platform.

Clinical strengths

Respiratory and critical care medicine

Respiratory medicine is a national clinical key specialty, supported by a respiratory disease institute and a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease prevention platform.

General surgery

General surgery is a national clinical key specialty, with hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery using minimally invasive approaches for complex clinical conditions.

Thoracic surgery

Thoracic surgery spans lung and oesophageal disease, mediastinal tumours, chest wall and pleural disorders, and advanced lung disease subspecialties.

Intensive care medicine

Intensive care medicine is among the hospital’s national clinical key specialties, providing the specialist discipline for critically ill patients.

Geriatric medicine

Geriatric medicine has national clinical key specialty development status and is supported by a provincial clinical research centre in geriatric medicine.

Sources

Information checked in October 2026.