PUBLISHED DECISION GUIDE
International Medical Service (IMS) at Peking University Third Hospital: A Guide for International Patients
Location, appointment methods, and specialist areas at Peking University Third Hospital's International Medical Service.
Peking University Third Hospital's International Medical Service (IMS) provides medical care for international patients in Beijing. This guide covers the service's address, appointment options, and key specialties.
Independently written English guidance based on cited public sources. Every public guide is human reviewed; it is not an official translation of the source publisher.
Location and Contact Information
The International Medical Service (IMS) of Peking University Third Hospital is located at 49 North Garden Rd., Haidian District, Beijing.
For consultations and appointments, you can reach the IMS via the hotline +86-10-8226 6723 / +86-15611908308 (English).
Service Languages and Emergency Care
The IMS offers services in English, Korean, and Japanese.
Please note that the IMS does not provide emergency services. For emergencies, contact local emergency numbers or visit an appropriate emergency department.
How to Make an Appointment
Appointments at the IMS can be made through multiple channels:
Install the Peking University Third Hospital App, follow the hospital's service account on WeChat, or use the "International Service Beijing" mini program on WeChat or Alipay.
Alternatively, you may call the consultation and appointment hotline for assistance.
- Peking University Third Hospital App
- WeChat service account
- "International Service Beijing" mini program (WeChat/Alipay)
Key Specialties
The IMS features 27 national key clinical specialties, including sports medicine, orthopedics, rehabilitation medicine, reproductive medicine, gastroenterology, gynecology, obstetrics, cardiology, and ophthalmology.
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