Taipei Municipal Wanfang Hospital


The Taipei Municipal Wanfang Hospital is a municipal hospital located in Wenshan District, Taipei, Taiwan.

History

Taipei Municipal Wanfang Hospital is a medical center located in Wenshan District, Taipei, Taiwan. Opened on February 15, 1997, it is operated by Taipei Medical University under a contract with the Taipei City Government. It serves as the second affiliated hospital of Taipei Medical University.

History and accreditation

The hospital was established to provide medical services to the southern districts of Taipei. In 2004, it passed the hospital accreditation by the Joint Commission of Taiwan and was elevated to the status of a Medical Center.
Wanfang Hospital holds several specialized certifications, including Heavy Responsibility Emergency Hospital, Cancer Care Quality Certification, Organ Donation and Transplant Hospital, and Age-Friendly Health Care Institution.

Medical services

The hospital focuses on emergency and critical care as well as the integration of chronic disease management, catering to an aging population. It operates 13 specialized medical centers, including a Cardiovascular Center, Organ Transplant Center, and Tuberculosis Center.
The hospital has adopted a multi-disciplinary team approach for heart care and utilizes smart monitoring systems. In the fields of Obstetrics, Gynecology, Urology, and General surgery, the hospital utilizes the 3D Da Vinci Surgical System for minimally invasive procedures to improve precision and reduce recovery time.

Smart healthcare

Wanfang Hospital has implemented information technology to support clinical decision-making and patient management.2022: Received the "National Healthcare Quality Award - Smart Hospital Full Institution Label" from the Joint Commission of Taiwan.2025: Achieved HIMSS EMRAM Stage 6 certification, recognizing its maturity in electronic medical records, clinical decision support, and information security https://www.wanfang.gov.tw/departments/news/post/b7986c8487e567d5.

International cooperation

The hospital participates in international medical aid and capacity building, coordinating with Taiwan's Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.Eswatini: The hospital executes an early cancer diagnosis and treatment program, providing medical equipment and professional support.Somaliland: Cooperation focuses on clinical training and healthcare system strengthening. The hospital has signed a medical planning agreement extending through 2026.Philippines: Under the "New Southbound Policy Phase 3," the hospital collaborates with Far Eastern University on medical student exchange programs, sub-specialty training, and telemedicine consultation.

Transportation

The hospital is accessible from Wanfang Hospital metro station on the Wenhu Line of Taipei Metro.