Thu Duc General Hospital examines and gives free medicine to 300 people

On August 23, Thu Duc General Hospital (HCMC) held a ceremony to launch its brand identity, while giving gifts and providing free medical examinations and medicine to people in difficult circumstances.

Changing the logo is an important milestone for the hospital, part of the process of synchronizing the identity system after the name change.

The hospital affirmed that the change in identity does not affect medical examination and treatment activities; procedures, service quality and patient rights are still guaranteed at the highest level.

Announcing the new logo of Thu Duc General Hospital

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Dr. Vu Tri Thanh, Party Secretary and Director of Thu Duc General Hospital, emphasized: “The new logo is a testament to the determination to innovate, not only in terms of image but also in terms of quality and responsibility. In addition to efforts to promote the new name to the people, I believe that the high level of expertise and dedication of the medical staff is also a characteristic, contributing significantly to making people remember the hospital.”

Sharing more about future development plans, Dr. Vu Tri Thanh said that the hospital is planning to further enhance its technical infrastructure to better apply digital technology in diagnosis and treatment, in order to better meet the health care needs of the people.

Free medical examination and medicine for 300 people in difficult circumstances

At the ceremony, the hospital also launched a series of social security activities, giving 50 gifts (each worth 1 million VND) to disadvantaged patients; examining and giving free medicine to 300 elderly people and poor households in Tam Binh ward; giving 300 nutritious meals to inpatients...

Doctor attentively examines patient

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Ms. TK (70 years old, Tam Binh ward), shared while waiting for her turn: “I heard that I could get free examination and medicine at the hospital, so I came early. The waiting area was a bit crowded, but the nurses and doctors were very attentive and enthusiastic in their support, so I felt very comfortable.”

Ms. Pham Ngoc Yen, a volunteer at the ceremony, shared: "After many times volunteering at the hospital, I see that there are many elderly people with poor health, even living alone. Therefore, regularly organizing social welfare activities like this is very valuable, both encouraging mentally and providing some material support to the patients."

“Along with professional development, the hospital always identifies social responsibility as part of its mission. Therefore, social security programs, care for poor patients, and support for families with preferential policies have been maintained by the hospital for many years,” added Dr. Tran Nguyen Ai Thanh, Deputy Director of Thu Duc General Hospital.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/benh-vien-da-khoa-thu-duc-kham-va-phat-thuoc-mien-phi-cho-300-nguoi-dan-185250823215739624.htm