HKU-Shenzhen Hospital (港大深圳醫院)

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• The University of Hong Kong–Shenzhen Hospital (港大深圳醫院, HKU-SZH) was built by the Shenzhen municipal government, which introduced HKU's management model when the hospital opened on 1 July 2012. HKU is not the owner; it contributes clinical expertise and a management framework. The hospital operates 2,000 beds, with an expansion project under way toward 3,000, and gained China's Class 3A hospital rating in 2017 (having already earned ACHS accreditation in 2015). Its Centres of Excellence, built on HKU's clinical expertise, cover cardiovascular disease, neuromedicine, oncology, orthopaedics, and reproductive medicine and prenatal diagnosis, alongside an International Medical Center for non-local patients.

  Source: HKU Mainland Affairs Office

• HKU-SZH is a teaching hospital of HKU's Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine — the same faculty Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong belongs to. The Hospital Authority has held a formal collaboration agreement with HKU-SZH since 2015, renewed in 2017 and 2019, and Queen Mary Hospital signed its own collaboration agreement with HKU-SZH in December 2023 to deepen clinical exchange between the two hospitals.

  Source: Government of the HKSAR, press release

• HKU-Shenzhen Hospital lists a dedicated Health Examination Center (體檢中心) among its clinical departments. The department's own page publishes its opening hours — Monday to Sunday, 08:00-12:30 and 14:00-17:30 (excluding statutory holidays) — but does not publish package contents or prices; this entry states only what that page actually shows.

  Source: HKU-Shenzhen Hospital, Health Examination Center (體檢中心)

• Separately, HKU-Shenzhen Hospital's International Medical Center publishes a premium health-management screening service ('高端健康管理'): a one-stop check-up with a dedicated examination room per patient in its 'Excellence Zone,' led by senior physicians on an evidence-based, personalised basis, with downloadable male/female "gold" and "diamond" tier package outlines — no prices are published on the page itself. The Center lists a direct Hong Kong contact number (+852 6705 3932) and email (imc@hku-szh.org) alongside its Shenzhen line, separate from the hospital's general enquiry channels.

  Source: HKU-Shenzhen Hospital, International Medical Center — Premium Health Management

• Since February 2024, the Elderly Health Care Voucher Scheme has run a Greater Bay Area Pilot Scheme, letting eligible Hong Kong residents aged 65 or above use their annual HK$2,000 voucher (accumulable up to HK$8,000, the same terms as in Hong Kong) to pay for outpatient healthcare at designated departments of participating Mainland institutions — most offering combined medical and dental services. Coverage has grown from 7 institutions at launch to 21 service points across all nine Mainland cities of the Greater Bay Area, including two service points run by HKU-SZH.

  Source: Elderly Health Care Voucher Greater Bay Area Pilot Scheme, Government of the HKSAR