Hospitals in China / beijing
Fuwai Hosptial
Summary: The world's largest cardiovascular center. If it is a heart problem, Fuwai is the final authority in China.
City: beijing
Support: English support noted; insurance support not clearly listed
Address: No.167 North Lishi Road, Xicheng District, Beijing
Transportation: Transport: Subway Line 2, Fuchengmen Station.
Official website: https://www.fuwaihospital.org/
Contact Methods
- 106-8331877
Key Specialties
- Cardiovascular Surgery
- Pediatric Cardiology
Departments
- Cardiovascular Medicine
- Cardiovascular Surgery
- Emergency
Why International Patients May Consider It
- International Dept: Offers a "Green Channel" for surgeries with top surgeons, bypassing the massive waiting lists of the public wards.
- Public Dept: Performs over 14,000 heart surgeries a year. Unbeatable experience but "assembly line" atmosphere.
Practical Visit Notes
- Payment: WeChat Pay, Alipay, International Credit Cards (in Int'l Dept).
- Medical Records: English summaries available in the International Department.
Profile Verification
Editorial review: China Medical Info Editorial Team. Last content check: July 3, 2026. Educational scope, clarity, verification pathways, and safety disclaimers. Not clinical review, diagnosis, treatment guidance, legal advice, visa advice, or insurance advice.
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