Shanghai Eye Hospital

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• International Medical Center address: the city's 2024-10 page, its photo of Building 20 and the hospital's own site place it at the Hongqiao Road campus; a 2024-01 list and the IAPB directory give 380 Kangding Road. Confirm by phone before visiting.
• Direct-billing partners were read from logos on the city's 2024-10 image; the image ends with '...', so the list is incomplete. Full names of Dracaena Family Medical Office and Shanghai Shenjie Medical Service (SSC) are as shown on the logos; the Taikang tile shows both the Taikang group and Taikang Pension logos.
• The hospital was dropped from the city health commission's August 2025 list of 23 international hospitals; the government English portal still lists it. Whether the International Medical Center services are unchanged is not confirmed.
• Which doctors see patients at the International Medical Center is not published; VIP clinic doctors are listed from the general schedule.
• Fees at the International Medical Center and VIP clinics are not published; listed prices are Shanghai caps for public hospitals, not this hospital's own price list.
• Treated as a tertiary hospital for the fee cap because it appears on a 2024-01 list of Shanghai tertiary public hospitals; its formal grade was not checked.
• The national key clinical specialty for optometry is announced on the hospital's site (July 2026); the National Health Commission list and the full article (WeChat) could not be read.
• Dr. Zou Haidong's role differs by page: the doctor directory says center director and vice-president of Shanghai General Hospital; the leadership page says party secretary and executive director.
• Dr. Xu Xun's role at Shanghai General Hospital comes from an undated university page.
• Only English and Japanese are listed; whether English-speaking eye doctors are on duty is not confirmed.
• Beds, annual visits and foreign patient numbers of the International Medical Center not published.
• Payment methods other than direct billing (cards, Alipay, WeChat Pay) not published.
• Fudan 2024 rankings not available; 2023 edition used.
• Patient reviews found (WeDoctor) are from Chinese patients and mostly praise individual doctors; Dianping and Xiaohongshu required verification or login and were not used.
• Booking from abroad is marked 'yes' because every International Medical Center channel works remotely (email, WeChat form with callback, phone, insurer); no official page explicitly mentions patients outside China.
• International Medical Center phone hours conflict: the city portal (2024-10) says 24 hours; the hospital's own articles (2023-02 to 2024-08) say 8:00-17:00.
• The booking email pryluopeng@qq.com appears only on the city portal (2024-10), not in the hospital's own International Medical Center articles; it is a qq.com address, not a hospital domain.
• The International Medical Center landline changed between articles (021-5286-1870 in 2023-02 and 2023-10; 021-6256-5188 in 2023-07 and 2024-08); the current number is not confirmed.
• Passport acceptance is confirmed for International Medical Center registration (2023 visitor guide) and for real-name verification in the '上海市级医院互联网总平台' app (v2.5 release notes, 2020-10-21; S27). Whether the platform's WeChat account, yuyue.shdc.org.cn and Suishenban accept passports, and whether any of them can be registered with an overseas phone number, was not checked.
• Wait time from request to consultation is not published.
• No remote record review for new patients was found. The hospital's internet hospital page (S28) says it cannot see first-visit patients and only serves patients seen at the hospital within the past three months; whether returning patients abroad or with a passport can use it is not stated.
• International Medical Center registration and bed fees are not published; the 2024-08 article says other charges follow public price levels. VIP clinic fees are not published.
• Consultation fee caps (CNY 25/40/50) are Shanghai caps for tertiary public hospitals carried over from the existing price list, not this hospital's own fee list; the hospital's formal grade was not checked.
• No health-checkup packages are published; the hospital treats eyes only.
• Inpatient deposit amount is not published (2023 article confirms a deposit is paid on surgery day).
• Whether the hospital issues English itemized receipts or English medical reports is not published; the hospital says staff help self-pay patients prepare a full set of claim documents, language not stated.
• How imaging (OCT, fundus photos) can be taken home (disc, cloud link or print) is not published.
• Interpretation is described as provided by the International Medical Center (English and Japanese); whether it is free and whether interpreters are in-house staff is not stated.
• Whether the hospital issues visa invitation letters for medical treatment is not published.
• The caregiver service fee and rules on family staying in the ward are not published.
• Weekend clinics at the International Medical Center started as a trial on 17 August 2024; whether weekend hours continue in 2026 is not confirmed.
• The number of direct-billing partners differs: 30+ insurers (2024-08 article) versus 20+ on the hospital's department page (undated).
• Travel time from the airports is not published by the hospital.