Peking University Third Hospital

Peking University Third Hospital
49 North Garden Road Haidian District Beijing China
Born in 1958, Peking University Third Hospital ranks among China’s top-tier hospitals, run straight by the National Health Commission while tied to Peking University Health Science Center. As a full-spectrum Class III Grade A facility, it spreads across four sites with more than 2,300 beds, acting nationally for tough and urgent health cases.
PUTH gained worldwide recognition through three standout fields - Reproductive Medicine, Sports Medicine, Spine care. Back in 1988, its fertility unit made history when mainland China welcomed its first IVF newborn. Year after year, that department now handles more than twenty thousand advanced reproduction procedures, outcomes on par with top global results. Established decades earlier, in 1959, the sports health division stands as the official medical ally of China’s Olympic team. During both Beijing’s summer games in 2008 and winter events in 2022, it played an essential role delivering frontline medical services.
Twenty-seven specialties at the hospital hold national recognition. Cardiology sits alongside neurology, both standing out in patient care. Spine surgery sees more than five thousand intricate operations each year. That work happens within a dedicated center focused on orthopedic backs. Births exceed six thousand per twelve months under one roof. The team guiding those deliveries specializes in pregnancies with complications. Recognition in Beijing places this site at the top for handling difficult cases during gestation. Gastroenterology earns its spot among leaders. So does eye medicine. Women’s health runs deep here, tied closely to delivery outcomes. Bone expertise stretches beyond routine fixes. Brain care matches heart treatment in scope. Each field operates with steady demand.
At PUTH, top-level studies in women’s health unfold under national recognition, backed by labs tied to China’s education ministry. Work from its teams has landed in major science publications like NEJM, Lancet, Cell, and Nature - no small feat. More than five thousand workers make up the backbone here, among them elite engineers and rising academic stars. High-tech tools meet human warmth in how patients are treated each day. For visitors from abroad, help arrives in English, Korean, or Japanese through dedicated international support. Care shaped around people - not protocols - draws those needing advanced medicine in Beijing. What stands out isn’t just skill but how it feels to be cared for.