National Taiwan University Hospital, Teaching hospital in Zhongzheng District, Taipei, Taiwan
National Taiwan University Hospital is a teaching hospital in Zhongzheng District, Taipei, that operates two main sites, East and West, and employs more than 4,000 doctors, nurses and medical staff. More than 10,000 patients visit the outpatient clinics, wards and departments at both locations each day.
The hospital opened in 1895 under Japanese colonial rule in Dadaocheng and moved to its current site in central Taipei three years later, in 1898. Since then it has trained medical students and treated patients from across the island and beyond.
The hospital maintains strong connections with National Taiwan University College of Medicine, training future medical professionals while advancing healthcare education in Taiwan.
The online platform displays all clinic appointments, doctor schedules and the registration process for each department. Visitors can check the website or mobile apps in advance to learn how to register and plan their visit.
The Health Management Center offers special programs including sleep apnea testing and full medical checkups with modern diagnostic equipment. Patients can also receive advice on prevention and lifestyle at the center.
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