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Two major healthcare facilities in Hanoi will be inaugurated this month as part of nationwide celebrations marking the 80th National Day.
The National Children’s Hospital and the Central Maternity Hospital will open new facilities on August 19, joining more than 250 projects across the country that the government is launching or completing to commemorate the occasion.
Located in Kieu Phu commune, Hanoi, the second campus of the National Children’s Hospital covers nearly six hectares, with investment exceeding VND880 billion ($35.2 million).
The new National Children’s Hospital facility is equipped with state-of-the-art systems across all departments, including diagnostics, emergency care, and operating theatres. All equipment has been tested and meets the Ministry of Health’s technical and safety standards. The new facility offers 300 beds, arranged to maximise space and comfort, meeting the needs of long-term care and treatment for paediatric patients and their families.

The outpatient department has been completed with a reception area, examination rooms, and a fully equipped emergency unit, enabling timely treatment from the very first days of operation. Essential medicines and medical supplies have also been stocked and stored in line with regulations.
Meanwhile, the second facility of the Central Maternity Hospital represents an investment of about VND950 billion ($38 million) and covers nearly 60,000 square metres. The hospital will provide 300 inpatient beds and accommodate around 1,000 examinations daily.

In addition, advanced equipment and skilled medical staff have been prepared at the new facilities, ensuring patients receive high-quality care and families gain peace of mind, while strengthening continuity and consistency in treatment.

Six hospitals in Vietnam's leading private healthcare network, Hoan My Medical Group, were granted international certification by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards International (ACHSI) on January 15.

A signing ceremony with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Franco-Vietnamese (FV) Hospital Group in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam yesterday marked the first milestone in preparation for the launch of ambitious Kiwi health tech innovation firm McCrae Hospitals, as well as Orion Health's ongoing commitment to the region.

A signing ceremony with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Franco-Vietnamese (FV) Hospital Group in Ho Chi Minh City marked the first milestone in preparation for the launch of ambitious Kiwi health tech innovation firm McCrae Hospitals, as well as Orion Health’s ongoing commitment to the region.

Hanoi People’s Committee announced a plan on May 20 to deploy electronic medical records (EMR) at all local hospitals in September.
By Bich Thuy