The Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE) was founded in 1889 and is one of the leading research clinics in Germany as well as in Europe. The hospital treats 291,000 outpatients and 91,854 inpatients annually.
Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, formerly known as Ichilov Medical Center, was re-named in honor of the Mexican philanthropist Elias Sourasky, whose investments were used for building the hospital.
It is considered one of the top hospitals in South Korea, renowned for its facilities and dedication to advanced and efficient care, including short waiting times.
Ajou University Hospital, which opened in 1994, dedicated to providing the best medical treatment and the most updated medical information to health care providers.
Cheju Halla General Hospital, a non-profit medical corporation, was founded on October 30, 1983 and has been running to improve local health care and enhance welfare of the society under the precept of "Imyoung Amyoung" which means "to treat patients' life and health as our body."
Hadassah Medical Center was founded in 1918 by members of the Woman's Zionist organization of America in Jerusalem and became one of the first modern clinics of the Middle East. Hadassah consists of 2 hospitals located in different suburbs in Jerusalem, one located in Mount Scopus and the other in Ein Kerem.
Clinical Hospital on Yauza is a multidisciplinary medical center that provides comprehensive high-tech medical care of a premium level - from laboratory tests to surgical operations.
The hospital campus encompasses 64,000 square feet, offering 211 patient rooms, 19 suites, and 10 incubators. There are 20 operating theaters, within which 22,000 surgical procedures are carried out annually.
Bumrungrad International Hospital is a multidisciplinary hospital located in the center of Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1980, it is one of the largest private clinics in Southeast Asia and has over 30 specialized centers. The hospital receives 1.1 million patients annually, including over 520,000 foreign patients.