Cu Chi Regional General Hospital signed a cooperation agreement with Military Hospital 175 , along with 7 end-of-life hospitals in the city and Emergency Center 115 in the period 2025 - 2028 - Photo: CHINH TRAN
On the afternoon of September 26, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health held a signing ceremony for comprehensive cooperation and professional support between Military Hospital 175 and other city hospitals with Cu Chi Regional General Hospital for the period 2025 - 2028.
Opening the ceremony, Deputy Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health Nguyen Anh Dung said that the Cu Chi Regional General Hospital was newly built by the City People's Committee with spacious infrastructure, modern medical equipment, and a scale of 1,000 beds.
The hospital is located at the northwest gateway of the city, bordering many communes of Tay Ninh province, so it can easily receive serious cases transferred from lower levels.
This area also has high traffic density, with many potential traffic accident risks, with serious injuries.
In addition, the hospital regularly receives many types of diseases such as stroke, acute coronary artery disease, obstetric and pediatric emergencies, outpatient emergencies, and cancer screening.
Therefore, the City's health sector is oriented to develop Cu Chi Regional General Hospital into a complete Grade 1 general hospital, striving to become a regional trauma emergency center and a specialized stroke center with strong capacity and expertise.
In order to support and improve professional capacity in accordance with the above development orientation when putting the new facility into operation, Cu Chi Regional General Hospital receives comprehensive support from Military Hospital 175, specialized support from 7 end-line hospitals of the city (People's Hospital 115, Children's Hospital 1, Tu Du, Oncology, People's Hospital Gia Dinh, Pham Ngoc Thach, Orthopedics and Trauma) and Emergency Center 115.
Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phuong - Director of Cu Chi Regional General Hospital - said that the signing ceremony marked an important turning point for the hospital in the context of the new facility coming into operation - Photo: CHINH TRAN
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phuong - Director of Cu Chi Regional General Hospital - said that during the process of formation and development, the hospital has experienced many difficulties and challenges.
From an initial scale of 200 beds, the hospital has continuously developed and expanded its scope of operations with the current number of inpatient beds being 1,000.
The hospital is facing an urgent need to improve the quality of human resources to synchronize with the modern equipment system and actively participate in the strong digital transformation process of the city's health sector.
"The signing ceremony marks an important turning point for Cu Chi Regional General Hospital as the new facility is about to come into operation.
Although the work ahead still has many difficulties, the leadership and all staff of the hospital promise to build the hospital to develop more and more, improve the quality of medical examination and treatment, and strive to become a complete grade 1 general hospital with a trauma emergency center as soon as possible," Mr. Phuong pledged.
As a hospital that comprehensively supports Cu Chi Regional General Hospital, Major General Tran Quoc Viet, Director of Military Hospital 175, expressed his honor and responsibility at being entrusted with this task.
Mr. Viet affirmed that he will share experiences, provide professional support, and transfer technology with other hospitals, especially Cu Chi Regional General Hospital, to improve health care for local people.
Cu Chi Regional General Hospital started construction in 2021, with an area of over 6 hectares, including 12 floors and 1 basement, with a total investment of 1,854 billion VND. Medical equipment packages including 170 types are currently being bid for, with an investment of 1,365 billion VND.
The hospital has 29 departments and functional rooms with daily inpatient treatment ranging from 700 to 800 patients and nearly 3,000 outpatient visits.
The hospital is expected to be inaugurated in October 2025, with phase 1 technical infrastructure meeting the needs of 500 beds.
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/benh-vien-da-khoa-khu-vuc-cu-chi-se-co-trung-tam-cap-cuu-chan-thuong-dot-quy-chuyen-sau-20250926183517806.htm
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