Shenzhen is the medical innovation frontier of the Greater Bay Area. HKU-SZH introduces HK management standards, and the HK-Macau Drug & Device Connect policy enables direct use of innovative drugs and devices.
HK-Style Management + Drug & Device Connect + GBA Transport Hub
HKU-Shenzhen Hospital is operated by the University of Hong Kong, adopting HK-style management, bundled pricing, and evidence-based medicine.
As the core of the Greater Bay Area, Shenzhen enables designated hospitals to use drugs/devices approved in HK/Macau but not yet in mainland China.
Shenzhen to HK in as little as 14 min (HSR), border crossings 15-30 min, flexibly combining medical resources across both cities.
HKU system + National Cancer Center + Innovation cluster
HK-style benchmark and innovative Class III-A hospitals
GBA transport hub, seamless Shenzhen-HK connection
A special national policy piloted in the Greater Bay Area: with national approval, drugs/devices already approved in HK/Macau but not yet in mainland China can be used at designated GBA hospitals. Covers oncology, rare diseases, cardiovascular, and more.
HKU-Shenzhen adopts HK-style management: 1) GP-to-specialist referral; 2) Full outpatient appointments; 3) Transparent bundled pricing; 4) Evidence-based medicine eliminating over-testing; 5) HK Academy of Medicine training standards.
Absolutely. MyMedVia offers a "Shenzhen-HK Twin-City Plan": basic treatment in Shenzhen → second opinion or complex surgery in HK → rehab back in Shenzhen. Border crossing 15-30 min, HSR 14 min to Central.
HK-style care + HK-Macau new drugs + GBA convenience — China's medical hub aligned with Hong Kong
Shenzhen is China's testing ground for high-tech and innovative medical devices, with Grade III-A hospitals collaborating with BGI, Mindray, United Imaging.
Shenzhen hosts premium checkup centers and anti-aging clinics offering PET-CT, 3.0T MRI, gut microbiome testing.
Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport (SZX) offers extensive international routes, connecting to HK (HKG) and Guangzhou (CAN).
International Patient Center at Futian Campus with English, Cantonese, and Mandarin trilingual reception. Bidirectional referrals with HK hospital systems. Multiple international insurance direct billing accepted.
Cancer Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences Shenzhen (National Cancer Center Southern Branch), an extension of Beijing CAM Cancer Hospital.