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Prima Medical Center Saigon

Coordinates: 10°46′53″N 106°40′53″E / 10.7813°N 106.6815°E / 10.7813; 106.6815
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10°46′53″N 106°40′53″E / 10.7813°N 106.6815°E / 10.7813; 106.6815

Prima Medical Center Saigon
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Geography
Location27 Ky Dong Street, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Organisation
Care systemPrivate
TypeTertiary/ Quaternary
NetworkWorld Association of Eye Hospitals
Services
Emergency departmentYes
Beds20
History
Opened14 October 2018; 5 years ago (2018-10-14)
Links
Websiteprimahealth.vn/en/clinic/primasaigon/

Prima Medical Center Saigon or Prima Saigon Eye Hospital (abbrev: Prima Saigon or PMSG) is a tertiary ophthalmology center in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Previously known as Hoan My International Eye Hospital,[1] Prima Medical Center Saigon is a tertiary eye hospital in South Vietnam. It is also a member [2] of Hoan My Medical Corporation,[3] the leading private healthcare platform in Vietnam, serving 5 Million patients annually.

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With 20-bed capacity and 6 operating theatres, the hospital served 60,000 patients, with 9,000 eye surgeries per year. Managed by Chief Executive Officer, Tran Quoc Bao, a top-notch expert [6] in healthcare[7] and medical tourism[8] in Vietnam, Prima Medical Center Saigon is one of few eye hospitals in Vietnam recognized by the US Embassy Vietnam[9] as an Eye Center of Excellence recommended for their citizens. In Oct 2023, Prima Medical Center Saigon was granted the Membership [10] of the World Association of Eye Hospitals, the Ivy League of Eye Hospitals in the World.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Hoan My Saigon International Eye Hospital". 7 February 2018.
  2. ^ VietnamNews. "Hoan My medical group launches Prima medical center: a holistic approach to complete well-being".
  3. ^ "Official List Of Hospitals, Medical Centers And Clinics Under Hoan My Medical Group".
  4. ^ World Association of Eye Hospital. "DIABETES-RELATED EYE COMPLICATIONS SCREENING FOR THE ELDERLY ON WORLD DIABETES DAY 14/11".
  5. ^ Thanh Nien Magazine. "Experts share about the risk of permanent vision loss from diabetes".
  6. ^ The Asean Post. "Medical tourism on the rise". TheAseanPost.com.
  7. ^ Hospital Insider. "Why this Vietnam hospital is pursuing global accreditation standards". GovInsider.Asia.
  8. ^ Voice of America. "Vietnam Turning into Medical Tourism Destination". VOA.
  9. ^ U.S. EMBASSY & CONSULATE IN VIETNAM. "MEDICAL ASSISTANCE".
  10. ^ World Association of Eye Hospitals. "New members of the WAEH!".
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