As demand for its services increases, Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong recently relocated its satellite clinic, Gleneagles Medical Clinic, Central, to a larger and more convenient new space in New World Tower, adding ophthalmology and geriatric services to its suite of specialist services.
With the increased capacity, the clinic can better serve patients who come to us for primary healthcare services including general and specialist outpatient consultation, health screenings and vaccinations. The clinic has also added more advanced equipment to enable more advanced and comprehensive diagnostic investigations and treatments.
At the clinic’s opening, Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Officer Dirk Schraven thanked the hospital’s strategic partners, doctors, insurance companies as well as staff for their continuous support as well as the great teamwork in getting the new clinic up and running within a short period of time.
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