Shenzhen Bao'an Women's and Children's Hospital (深圳市宝安区妇幼保健院) is a public Grade-3A maternal and child health hospital in the Qianhai-Bao'an centre of Shenzhen, founded in 1986 and in its current campus since 2016. It records among the highest delivery volumes in Shenzhen, hosts a maternal-fetal medicine institute built with the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and is recognised for mother–infant safety and birth-defect prevention.
Shenzhen Bao'an Women's and Children's Hospital was founded in 1986 and has operated from its current campus in the Qianhai-Bao'an centre since 2016. It handles roughly two million outpatient visits a year and has ranked first in Shenzhen for delivery volume for several consecutive years — with more than 180,000 babies delivered since the new campus opened.
Beyond volume, the hospital runs a maternal-fetal medicine institute established with the Chinese University of Hong Kong, holds a national preconception health speciality, and was named one of China's first 'smart maternal-child digital hospital' demonstration units. It is also a designated institution for Hong Kong-Macao drugs and devices under the Greater Bay Area scheme — relevant context for families considering cross-border care.
First in Shenzhen for delivery volume for several consecutive years, with neonatal, obstetric and high-risk maternity teams scaled to that volume — practical experience in high-risk and emergency obstetric care.
A maternal-fetal medicine institute built with the Chinese University of Hong Kong brings research and specialist fetal medicine to the hospital, including prenatal diagnosis and fetal therapy.
Named among China's first smart maternal-child digital hospital demonstration units — paperless records, online results and streamlined workflows reduce waiting times.
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