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Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Hospital to offer 24-hour inpatient care from December

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Hong Kong's Chinese Medicine Hospital is set to introduce 24-hour inpatient services starting December 11th. The hospital, which opened in December of the previous year, will also launch ten new specialized disease programs within the current year. These programs will cater to conditions such as eczema and Parkinson's disease, with subsidized inpatient care priced at HK$980 per day. AI

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Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Hospital to offer 24-hour inpatient care from December

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Fiona Sun ·

    Hong Kong’s Chinese Medicine Hospital to start 24-hour inpatient services in December

    The Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong will launch 24-hour inpatient services in December – a first for the city – and charge patients HK$980 (US$125) per day for subsidised care, more than three times the fee at public hospitals. The city’s first dedicated traditional Chines…

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