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Thu Duc Regional General Hospital Inaugurated, Enhancing Healthcare Services in City

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Ho Chi Minh City is enhancing its healthcare infrastructure with the inauguration of multiple regional hospitals.

The Thu Duc Regional General Hospital opened on April 24, 2025, with an investment of VND 1.91 trillion (USD 72.8 million). This facility features 1,000 beds and modern medical systems, catering to the healthcare needs of the city’s 15 million residents.

Thu Duc Hospital: A New Era in Healthcare

The Thu Duc Regional General Hospital spans over 58,000 square metres and includes a basement and 10 above-ground floors. It offers a full range of medical departments and specialized healthcare services, adhering to top-tier general hospital standards.

Since its opening, outpatient visits have surged to between 3,500 and 4,000 patients daily, an increase from around 3,000. Inpatient numbers have also risen from approximately 550 to between 750 and 800 cases.

Key Figures on Hospital Investments

  • VND 1.91 trillion (USD 72.8 million) for Thu Duc Regional General Hospital
  • VND 1.9 trillion for Hoc Mon Regional General Hospital
  • VND 1.854 trillion for Cu Chi Regional General Hospital
  • 1,000 beds at each of the new hospitals
  • More than 600,000 patients served annually by Cu Chi Regional General Hospital

Improving Healthcare Access in Southern Vietnam

Alongside Thu Duc, the Hoc Mon Regional General Hospital was inaugurated with similar capacity and features, including a rooftop helipad for air ambulance services. The Cu Chi Regional General Hospital, which also opened in October 2025, is designed to streamline treatment and reduce patient waiting times.

These hospitals are strategically located to alleviate pressure on central hospitals and enhance healthcare services for surrounding provinces.

Future Developments in Healthcare Infrastructure

  • Continued investment in facilities and technical infrastructure
  • Expansion of green spaces and patient experience improvements

Ho Chi Minh City is committed to advancing healthcare services for its residents through significant hospital investments.

Thu Duc Regional General Hospital Inaugurated, Enhancing Healthcare Services in City

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