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A New Chapter in Healthcare: The Inauguration Ceremony of Wuxi Haijia Hospital Concludes Successfully

2026-10-22


On October 16, the completion and inauguration ceremony for the Wuxi Haijia Hospital project was held with great solemnity at the hospital’s outpatient plaza. The project was invested in and constructed by Haijia Medical Group and is a major public‑welfare initiative prioritized by Binhu District in Wuxi City.

On October 16, the completion and inauguration ceremony for the Wuxi Haijia Hospital project was held with great solemnity at the hospital’s outpatient plaza. The project was invested in and constructed by Haijia Medical Group and is a major public‑welfare initiative prioritized by Binhu District in Wuxi City.

The inauguration ceremony was chaired by Yu Xue, Chief Financial Officer of Hygia Medical Group. More than 300 attendees were present, including representatives from pharmaceutical and medical device companies, universities, and other partner organizations; representatives from Hygia Medical Group and its affiliated hospitals; representatives from the communities within Mashan Subdistrict and from primary healthcare institutions; as well as hospital staff representatives.

Wuxi Haijia Hospital is located in the core area of Mashan Subdistrict (Wuxi Taihu National Tourism Resort) and represents a key initiative of Haijia Medical Group in its strategic expansion across the Yangtze River Delta and its commitment to serving the Taihu Bay region. In his address, Zhu Yiwen, Chairman of Haijia Medical Group, emphasized that, as a leading domestic healthcare group specializing in oncology, Haijia will continue to support the hospital’s high‑quality development and facilitate the equitable distribution of premium medical resources to underserved communities. Upholding the principles of “speaking truthfully, delivering tangible results, and maintaining integrity,” the Group adopts a long‑term perspective, leveraging cutting‑edge expertise and compassionate care to safeguard the health of residents in Wuxi and throughout the Yangtze River Delta. At the same time, it is actively exploring前沿 technologies such as brain–computer interfaces and artificial intelligence, advancing their clinical applications in areas like neurological disorders and sleep medicine.

In his address, Zhang Kui, President of Wuxi Haijia Hospital, stated that the hospital will uphold the guiding principle of “making healthcare warmer and lives healthier,” remain committed to the core values of medicine, continuously refine its clinical expertise, and elevate the quality of its services. The hospital is dedicated to becoming a high‑quality, modern facility that earns the trust of the government, the satisfaction of the public, and the recognition of society, thereby providing premium medical and health care services to residents of Mashan and surrounding areas.

Zhu Lian, Zhu Jiaxue, Ma Chiyuan, Chen Jianyi, Lu Lijuan, and four other renowned experts from Shanghai and Nanjing have been appointed as specially-appointed chief experts at Wuxi Haijia Hospital. Zhu Jiaxue, Ma Chiyuan, and Chen Jianyi attended the ceremony to receive their appointment letters. These experts’ areas of expertise span plastic and cosmetic surgery, neurological disorders (including brain–computer interfaces), traditional Chinese medicine, pain management, and more, and they will help advance the hospital’s academic development and the cultivation of a high-caliber talent pool.

Zhang Kui, President of Wuxi Haijia Hospital, and Wang Yichuan, Vice Dean for Research at the School of Health Sciences of Wuxi Taihu College, unveiled the plaque designating their institution as the “Teaching and Internship Base of the School of Health Sciences, Wuxi Taihu College.” Meanwhile, Song Sheng, Vice President of Wuxi Haijia Hospital, and Liu Hongyu, Executive Principal of Taihu Creative Vocational and Technical College, jointly unveiled the plaque designating their hospital as the “Teaching Hospital of the School of Health and Wellness Nursing, Taihu Creative Vocational and Technical College.”

Yuan Dong, Vice President of Wuxi Haijia Hospital, and Liu Xue ting, Director of Operations at Hangzhou Shenzong Technology Co., Ltd., unveiled the plaque for the “Hospital–Home Sleep Application Base”; meanwhile, Xu Fei, Director of the Science and Education Department at Wuxi Haijia Hospital, and Zhang Guodong, a director at Wuxi Qing’er Huasheng Technology Co., Ltd., unveiled the plaque for the “Qing’er Huasheng–Wuxi Haijia Hospital Clinical Translation Base.” These platforms focus on translating research findings into practical applications, advancing sleep medicine research, cultivating medical talent, and providing hands-on training in health‑care and nursing, thereby supporting the hospital’s integrated development of clinical practice, education, and research.

In the presence of all attendees, government leaders, together with Zhu Yiwen, Chairman of Haigea Medical Group, and Zhang Kui, President of Wuxi Haigea Hospital, officially inaugurated the hospital, marking its formal completion and commissioning.

 

Following the ceremony, the attendees conducted an on-site tour of the hospital’s outpatient lobby, clinical departments, and inpatient wards, gaining a thorough understanding of the facility’s functional layout, medical equipment configuration, and clinical service planning.

The hospital has simultaneously launched a two-day public‑service free clinic. Specially appointed chief experts and specialists from various clinical departments will be on site, offering consultations in internal medicine, surgery, neurology (including brain–computer interfaces), plastic and cosmetic surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, otolaryngology, dentistry, dermatology, traditional Chinese medicine, and rehabilitation. Services include medical consultation, interpretation of examination reports, and guidance on medication. There is no registration or consultation fee for this free clinic; for self‑pay patients, examination and laboratory test fees are offered at half price.

The completion and commissioning of Wuxi Haijia Hospital further expands the supply of high-quality medical resources in the Mashan area of Taihu Bay, marking an important step toward optimizing regional healthcare resource allocation and strengthening local medical service capacity. Taking this inauguration as a fresh starting point, the hospital will remain true to its original mission, continuously refine its clinical expertise and service quality, and build a modern hospital that earns the trust of the public, thereby safeguarding the health and well-being of residents in Wuxi and the broader Yangtze River Delta region.

 

 


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