Peking University First Hospital
Address: No. 8 Xishiku St., Xicheng District, Beijing
北京大学第一医院
北京市西城区西什库大街8号
Běijīng Dà xué dì yī yī yuàn
Běijīng shì xī chéng qū xī shén kù dà jiē bā hào
Phone
- Phone: 010-83572211
Wechat ID: bdyy_1915 or bdyy_pku
Public or Private?
Public
Appointment or Outpatient?
By appointment
Appointment can be made through wechat, Aplipay, phone call 010-114 or website http://www.bjguahao.gov.cn/index.htm.
Official Hospital Description
(Pleases note that the "Official Hospital Description" is directly from the hospital's website or other marketing materials.)
Peking University first hospital ("Peking University Hospital") is located in Beijing's old Imperial Palace. It is one of the large-scale comprehensive three-class grade A hospital.
Founded in 1915, Peking University Hospital is the first National hospital established in China and one of the first clinical medical schools in the country. Peking University Hospital, formerly known as Beijing Medical School. In 1946 it mergered with Beijing Medical College and Peking University. Hence it changed the name to "Peking University Hospital"; After that, in 2000 Peking University and Beijing Medical University two schools merged again, then the hospital renamed as "Peking University First Hospital". In 2008 it became the central health care Base Hospital.
Pricing
English service available?
No.Are foreign doctors available?
No.
Does hospital direct-bill insurance companies?
No
Where do mothers labor, deliver & recover?
Labor and deliver in separate rooms
Are labor, delivery, recovery rooms private?
No
Most of their rooms are dormitory rooms and there are very few single rooms.
Is NICU available on site?
Yes
Are natural birthing alternatives available (water birth, birthing on a yoga ball, etc...)?
Yes
Epidural analgesia and doula available.
Does the hospital support VBAC?
Yes
It depends on the expectant Mom's condition and doctor's opinion.
Is a birthing coach, spouse, friend and/or translator allowed in the delivery room during delivery?
Yes
Fathers are allowed to accompany their wives into the delivery room for a natural birth (not for a C-section).
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