List of hospitals in Tainan
Sin-lou Hospital
Tainan’s current Christian hospital began with the work of the missionary Dr. James Laidlaw Maxwell. Dr. Maxwell started his first clinic on Tainan’s west side, but set up another on the east side in a building that is now Tainan School for the Deaf. They referred to that building as Jiùlóu, or old building. The current hospital was set up at its current location in 1900. It is called Xīnlōu, or new building, but is usually written in Pe̍h-ōe-jī script as Sin-lâu. Maxwell’s son, James Laidlaw Maxwell Jr., helped found the hospital with his father and worked in the hospital from 1900 to 1923. Mrs. Thomas Barclay, a nurse, also worked closely with the hospital. There is a statue of Maxwell in front of the hospital and an exhibition hall dedicated to Maxwell inside the hospital, but the hall can only be viewed by appointment.
Tel: (06) 2748316
Add: No. 57 Dongmen Road (東門路), Section 1, East District, Tainan City
Kuo General Hospital
Kuo General Hospital has an emergency room as well as doctors on hand for routine check ups.
Add: 22 Minsheng Rd Sec.2, Tainan City
Tainan Hospital, Department of Health
The Tainan State Hospital was founded by Japanese government since 1896. After 1945 Taiwan government took back the regime from Japanese government,Tainan State Hospital renamed as “Taiwan Provincial Tainan Hospital” and belonged to provincial governmental hospitals. In 1999 Tainan Hospital has been formally governed by Department of Health, Executive Yuan from previous provincial government , and renamed as “Tainan Hospital, Department of Health, Executive Yuan”. To offer better service in Tainan County, we were been assigned to build and operate the Sinhua Branch under the Health policy from Department of Health in March 1999.
Today Tainan Hospital is a 495-bed-regional hospital and an accredited teaching hospital. Serving healthcare in Tainan city or county, Tainan Hospital already existed for last ten decades.
Add: No. 125, Jhongshan Road, Tainan City 70043
Tel : 886-6-2200055 ext. 9
Web: http://www.tnhosp.gov.tw
Tainan Municipal Hospital
Tainan Municipal Hospital was projected and established in 1979 by the mayor, Su Nan-Cheng. The groundbreaking was in May, 1980. After completing the outline construction in 1982, the building became isolated due to shortage of funds and other factors. Tainan City Government then tried hard to look for private organizations to take over this hospital, but in vain. Tainan Municipal Hospital was abandoned until Lin Liang-Hwei, the legislator, negotiated with Hwang Ming-Ho, another legislator at that time, to take over this hospital in 1987.
Add: 670 Chung-Te Rd East District, Tainan, Taiwan 701
Tel： 886-6-260-9926 Fax： 886-6-260-6351
Web: http://www.tmh.org.tw/english/index.htm
Fu Ur An Women's Clinic
Ladies looking for a clean, professional, non-creepy ob-gyn or pediatric clinic, check this place out! Choosing the right clinic is a sometimes sensitive choice for Western ladies, especially me. I saw Dr. Jeong. She speaks excellent English, takes the time to talk about problems, and is discreet about all your you-know-whats. Very pleased with the environment and attitude. Some nurses speak little English but will scurry to find one who does. You'll need to make an appointment, so stop in early.
Add: #46 Jhonghua East Rd. Sec. 3
Tel: 06-2894488
Tainan’s current Christian hospital began with the work of the missionary Dr. James Laidlaw Maxwell. Dr. Maxwell started his first clinic on Tainan’s west side, but set up another on the east side in a building that is now Tainan School for the Deaf. They referred to that building as Jiùlóu, or old building. The current hospital was set up at its current location in 1900. It is called Xīnlōu, or new building, but is usually written in Pe̍h-ōe-jī script as Sin-lâu. Maxwell’s son, James Laidlaw Maxwell Jr., helped found the hospital with his father and worked in the hospital from 1900 to 1923. Mrs. Thomas Barclay, a nurse, also worked closely with the hospital. There is a statue of Maxwell in front of the hospital and an exhibition hall dedicated to Maxwell inside the hospital, but the hall can only be viewed by appointment.
Tel: (06) 2748316
Add: No. 57 Dongmen Road (東門路), Section 1, East District, Tainan City
Kuo General Hospital
Kuo General Hospital has an emergency room as well as doctors on hand for routine check ups.
Add: 22 Minsheng Rd Sec.2, Tainan City
Tainan Hospital, Department of Health
The Tainan State Hospital was founded by Japanese government since 1896. After 1945 Taiwan government took back the regime from Japanese government,Tainan State Hospital renamed as “Taiwan Provincial Tainan Hospital” and belonged to provincial governmental hospitals. In 1999 Tainan Hospital has been formally governed by Department of Health, Executive Yuan from previous provincial government , and renamed as “Tainan Hospital, Department of Health, Executive Yuan”. To offer better service in Tainan County, we were been assigned to build and operate the Sinhua Branch under the Health policy from Department of Health in March 1999.
Today Tainan Hospital is a 495-bed-regional hospital and an accredited teaching hospital. Serving healthcare in Tainan city or county, Tainan Hospital already existed for last ten decades.
Add: No. 125, Jhongshan Road, Tainan City 70043
Tel : 886-6-2200055 ext. 9
Web: http://www.tnhosp.gov.tw
Tainan Municipal Hospital
Tainan Municipal Hospital was projected and established in 1979 by the mayor, Su Nan-Cheng. The groundbreaking was in May, 1980. After completing the outline construction in 1982, the building became isolated due to shortage of funds and other factors. Tainan City Government then tried hard to look for private organizations to take over this hospital, but in vain. Tainan Municipal Hospital was abandoned until Lin Liang-Hwei, the legislator, negotiated with Hwang Ming-Ho, another legislator at that time, to take over this hospital in 1987.
Add: 670 Chung-Te Rd East District, Tainan, Taiwan 701
Tel： 886-6-260-9926 Fax： 886-6-260-6351
Web: http://www.tmh.org.tw/english/index.htm
Fu Ur An Women's Clinic
Ladies looking for a clean, professional, non-creepy ob-gyn or pediatric clinic, check this place out! Choosing the right clinic is a sometimes sensitive choice for Western ladies, especially me. I saw Dr. Jeong. She speaks excellent English, takes the time to talk about problems, and is discreet about all your you-know-whats. Very pleased with the environment and attitude. Some nurses speak little English but will scurry to find one who does. You'll need to make an appointment, so stop in early.
Add: #46 Jhonghua East Rd. Sec. 3
Tel: 06-2894488