The Second People’s Hospital of Wuhu
No. 263 Jiu hua shan middle road, Wuhu, Anhui.
芜湖第二人民医院
安徽省芜湖市九华山中路263号
wú hú dì èr rén mín yī yuàn
ān huī shěng wú hú shì jiǔ huá shān zhōng lù 263 hào
Phone
- Operator: 0553-3835081
- Maternity Ward: 0553-3909333
- Appointments and consulting: 0553-3909999
Wechat ID: whseywx
Public or Private?
Public
Appointment or Outpatient?
By appointment
Appointments can be made on wechat or alipay.
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
Is NICU available on site?
Yes
Are natural birthing alternatives available (water birth, birthing on a yoga ball, etc...)?
Yes
Analgesia and doula available.
Does the hospital support VBAC?
Yes
It depends on the expectant Mom's condition and doctor's opinion.
Does the hospital offer any fertility treatment options?
Yes
Artificial Insemination
Is a birthing coach, spouse, friend and/or translator allowed in the delivery room during delivery?
No
The hospital is located near 安师大 (ANU, Anhui Normal University), a convenient 20-minute walk (with a 38-week pregnant woman; about 10-15 minutes normally) from the center of campus. The cleanliness level is pretty high, and the prices have been on par or slightly lower than most 3rd tier cities (Wuhu is considered 2nd tier). The staff can speak some English, though I have found it easier to converse in Chinese (I am between beginner and intermediate). Extremely helpful, kind, and open to how we want to have the baby. The ques are generally short, and the medical reports are very easy to pick up, spit out by an automatic machine when they are ready, so no need to queue again or hassle anyone. The maternity ward is on the 8th floor. The equipment and training seem very modern.
The Second People’s Hospital of Wuhu
Tel: 3909333 (Maternity Ward)
Web: whsph.com (Chinese only)
芜湖市第二人民医院
Review by Christian
Founders of havingababyinchina.com, Jeremy and Jacquelyn have four children. The first three were born in three different hospitals in China and the last was born at home in the US. Jeremy and Jacquelyn created havingababyinchina.com in 2009 after they found little information for foreigners having babies in China. They love connecting with other foreigners having babies. Learn more about them on the about page.
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