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Hong Kong’s 2025 Healthcare Report: The Top 10 Hospitals for Excellence

HONG KONG – In 2025, Hong Kong continues to be a global beacon of medical efficiency and clinical precision. As part of the 10-Year Hospital Development Plan, the city has seen a massive surge in “Smart Hospital” initiatives—integrating AI diagnostics, robotic-assisted surgery, and tele-rehabilitation into standard care.

While Hong Kong’s public system remains the backbone for complex, life-saving surgeries, the private sector has redefined luxury and tech-driven personalized medicine. Below are the top 10 hospitals in Hong Kong for 2025, curated based on clinical outcomes, technological innovation, and patient reputation.


The Top 10 Hospitals in Hong Kong (2025 Rankings)

Rank Hospital Type Primary Strength
1 Queen Mary Hospital Public (Teaching) Organ Transplants & Complex Surgery
2 Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital Private Oncology, Tech-Innovation & Nursing
3 Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong Private Histotripsy, Cardiology & Orthopedics
4 Prince of Wales Hospital Public (Teaching) Neuroscience & Cardiac Research
5 CUHK Medical Centre Private (Academic) “Smart Hospital” Systems & IVF
6 Queen Elizabeth Hospital Public Trauma & Multi-specialty Tertiary Care
7 HK Adventist Hospital (Stubbs Rd) Private Oncology & Cardiology (Expats’ Choice)
8 Matilda International Hospital Private Maternity & Personalized Boutique Care
9 Hong Kong Baptist Hospital Private Multi-specialty & Health Screening
10 Hong Kong Children’s Hospital Public Specialized Pediatrics & Rare Diseases

1. Queen Mary Hospital (Pok Fu Lam)

As the flagship teaching hospital for the University of Hong Kong (HKU), Queen Mary remains the gold standard for high-complexity medicine.

  • 2025 Highlight: It continues to lead the region in liver and heart transplants, with its newly upgraded Chest Pain Centre achieving record-breaking “door-to-balloon” times.

  • Specialty: Tertiary care, oncology, and advanced surgery.

2. Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital (Happy Valley)

Commonly known as “The Sanatorium,” this is arguably the most prestigious private hospital in the city.

  • Innovation: In 2025, its Department of Oncology expanded its use of Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) to provide personalized “liquid biopsies” for cancer monitoring.

  • Specialty: Known for its high-quality nursing care and state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging.

3. Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong (Wong Chuk Hang)

A partnership between IHH Healthcare and HKU, Gleneagles is a tech powerhouse.

  • 2025 Highlight: It became the first private hospital in Asia to offer Histotripsy—a non-invasive ultrasound technology that destroys liver tumors without surgery or radiation.

  • Specialty: Cardiology, Orthopedics, and 24-hour A&E.

4. Prince of Wales Hospital (Sha Tin)

The teaching hospital for the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), it serves as the healthcare hub for the New Territories.

  • Innovation: 2025 saw the opening of its second Chest Pain Centre and enhanced Neuroscience wing, making it a leader in stroke and heart attack response.

5. CUHK Medical Centre (Sha Tin)

The city’s first “Smart Hospital,” this facility uses a fully paperless system and AI-integrated pharmacy.

  • 2025 Highlight: It has gained international recognition for its Assisted Reproductive Services (IVF), combining academic research with a patient-centric private experience.


Emerging 2025 Trends in Hong Kong Healthcare

  • The “Smart Hospital” Revolution: Most hospitals in the Top 10 now utilize AI-driven diagnostic tools for radiology and automated pharmacy robots to eliminate human error.

  • Greater Bay Area (GBA) Integration: More Hong Kong hospitals are now accepting “Elderly Health Vouchers” and collaborating with mainland facilities to streamline cross-border medical care.

  • The New Breast Milk Bank: In 2025, the Hong Kong Children’s Hospital launched the city’s first Breast Milk Bank, significantly improving outcomes for preterm and critically ill infants.

Patient Tip: If you require immediate emergency care or have a very rare, complex condition, the Public Teaching Hospitals (Queen Mary, Prince of Wales) are world-class. For elective surgery, specialized oncology, or a “private room” experience with no wait times, HKSH or Gleneagles are the preferred choices.

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