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The Second Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine

浙江大学医学院附属第二医院

Cardiology, ophthalmology and trauma centre · Grade 3A teaching hospital · Founded 1869

International patient overview

Tracing its history to Guangji Hospital, founded in 1869, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine (SAHZU) is a Grade 3A general teaching hospital with its main Jiefang Road and Binjiang campuses. Its cardiology (including structural heart interventions), ophthalmology, neurosurgery, emergency and trauma medicine, and orthopaedics are highly regarded in China. MedHelpChina handles record translation, specialist matching and escort.

City

China · Hangzhou

Shangcheng (Jiefang Road campus) · Binjiang

Ward

International department (IMS) ✓

International / VIP clinic

Hospital grade

Grade 3A university hospital

Affiliated with Zhejiang University School of Medicine

National key clinical specialties
Cardiology & structural heartOphthalmology (cataract, retina)NeurosurgeryEmergency & traumaOrthopaedics
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SAHZU Jiefang Road campus (illustrative)Jiefang Road campus

Key specialties

SAHZU is particularly strong in heart, eye and neurological disease, with a well-developed emergency and trauma system.

Cardiology

Coronary intervention, structural heart intervention (e.g. TAVR) and catheter ablation.

Ophthalmology

Cataract and refractive lens surgery, retinal disease, glaucoma and paediatric eye disease.

Neurosurgery

Brain tumours, cerebrovascular disease and functional neurosurgery.

Emergency, trauma & orthopaedics

Multiple-trauma care; spine, joint and sports medicine surgery.

What foreign patients should know

Cardiology and eye clinics are in high demand, so an advance record review and confirming the campus help.

  • Heart patients: Bring ECG, echocardiogram and original coronary CTA or angiography images (DICOM).
  • Eye patients: Bring previous eye test reports (acuity, pressure, OCT, fundus photos) and your medication list.
  • ID: Bring your original passport to register.
  • Payment: Fees are paid directly to the hospital; check direct insurance billing in advance.

Location & getting there

The Jiefang Road campus is in Hangzhou’s old town, within walking distance of West Lake’s east shore and the Hubin shopping area.

SAHZU Jiefang Road campus

88 Jiefang Road, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou

Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport (HGH)

About 35–50 minutes by car, depending on traffic.

Hangzhou East Railway Station (high-speed rail)

About 20–30 minutes by car; about 1 hour by high-speed rail from Shanghai Hongqiao.

Treatments we coordinate here

4 key specialties & programmes

Frequently asked questions

Booking with the international department, escort and billing.

Do I need to stay in hospital for cataract surgery at SAHZU?
Routine cataract surgery is usually a day procedure; complex cases are assessed by the eye team. The overall stay in Hangzhou is usually short.
Is it easy to come from Shanghai?
High-speed trains from Shanghai Hongqiao to Hangzhou East take about an hour and run frequently. MedHelpChina can arrange arrival in Shanghai, treatment in Hangzhou and transfers.
How are fees paid?
All medical fees are paid directly to the hospital. MedHelpChina only charges a transparent coordination fee, with no mark-up on medical costs.
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