International Medical Center
Changhua Christian Hospital (CCH) located in central Taiwan was established by England missionary David Landsboroughand minister Campbell Naismith Moody in 1896. It is not only the best-known Christian hospital with special features in Taiwan, but also the unique medical center with a century history in central Taiwan. Furthermore, CCH is the hospital accredited and certified by Joint Commission International (JCI)-the worldwide leading standard in international healthcare quality.
To support government policies and cope with the increasingly growing healthcare needs from international patients, CCH established the International Medical Center in 2010, assisting patients by designated personnel with full attendance in appointment and communication, medical consultation, treatment planning, as well as services such as domestic transportation and accommodation arrangement, providing patients with the most gracious personalized service and the highest-quality healthcare. Moreover, CCH has been vigorously expanding overseas medical mission, continuously supporting like-minded countries in regions such as Africa and Central/South America.