China sets new rules on fully foreign-owned hospitals in nine regions


China announced in September that it would permit wholly owned foreign hospitals to be set up in nine trial regions. - Photo: China Daily/ANN

BEIJING: China’s recent move to allow the establishment of wholly owned foreign hospitals in nine regions is primarily aimed at providing diversified medical services for both foreigners living in the nation and Chinese people, the authorities said on Friday (Nov 29).

A statement released on the official website of the National Health Commission said the nine regions will import high-level medical resources, enrich domestic medical services and see an enhanced business environment.

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