Children's Hospital of Fudan University

About the hospital

Founded in 1952, Children's Hospital of Fudan University is a tertiary A comprehensive pediatric hospital and National Children's Medical Center under the National Health Commission. It is a national key discipline in pediatrics, part of national 985 and Double First-Class projects, and ranks among the top in pediatric science in major Chinese hospital rankings. With over 50 clinical and technical departments, 1000 beds, and 18 national key clinical specialty construction projects, it operates 246 specialty clinics and 37 rare disease clinics. The hospital focuses on six clinical centers for critical illnesses, neonatology, birth defects, hematologic oncology, infectious immunology, and development/rehabilitation, supported by six platforms including minimally invasive medicine and transplantation. It handles approximately 2.5 million outpatient/emergency visits and 49,000 inpatients annually, performing nearly 1,000 Da Vinci robotic surgeries and about 100 heart, liver, and kidney transplants each year. It leads in pediatric organ transplantation, robotic minimally invasive techniques, gene editing, and rare disease treatment.

Last updated: 2026-11-10

Grade 3A public hospital

Key strengths

• Pediatrics
• Pediatric Surgery
• Rare Diseases

Specialty rankings

Positions in the Fudan specialty reputation ranking (2023). Each item links to the published source.

• #1Pediatrics
• #2Pediatric Surgery
• #7Rare Diseases

Departments

• Rare & hard-to-treat diseases
• Pediatrics
• Mental health

Key specialties

• NeonatologyNational key clinical specialty
• Critical Care MedicineNational key clinical specialty
• Pediatric GastroenterologyNational key clinical specialty
• TCM PediatricsNational key clinical specialty
• Pediatric SurgeryNational key clinical specialty
• Transplant MedicineNational key clinical specialty construction project
• PediatricsNational key discipline in pediatrics; National Children's Medical Center
• Clinical NursingNational key clinical specialty

Technologies and techniques

International patient services

• International patient department
• Medical interpreters
• Insurance and billing support
• Multidisciplinary consultation (MDT)
• Health check-up packages
• Remote pre-consultation

• Multilingual interpretation services
• One-stop innovative services
• Direct billing for international commercial insurance
• International MDT consultation with Chinese and foreign experts
• 24-hour emergency care
• Personalized vaccination and health management
• Remote consultation support

Department

International Medical Department

Service languages

English, Japanese, Korean, French, German

Contact

021-64931831 / 021-64931121, texu64931121@163.com

Official page

ch.shmu.edu.cn

Strong treatment areas

• Severe β-thalassemia
• Arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy
• CSF1R-related leukoencephalopathy
• Congenital hemivertebra of the spine
• Extremely low birth weight premature infants
• Pediatric kidney transplant-related diseases
• Kawasaki disease coronary aneurysm
• Adenosine deaminase deficiency
• Childhood solid tumors
• Biliary atresia
• Neuroblastoma
• Complex congenital heart disease

Conditions treated

Things to do near this hospital in Shanghai

Popular attractions in Shanghai you can enjoy before or after your appointments.

LandmarkEasy on recovery

The Bund

Iconic waterfront promenade with historic European buildings from the colonial era facing the futuristic Pudong skyline across Huangpu River. Perfect for leisurely strolls, night views, and photography. Wide flat paths suit all mobility levels with plenty of benches and photo spots.

• Allow about 2 h
• Free
• Open 24 hours

Recovery fit: Fully flat, wide paved promenade with frequent benches, elevators at crossings, and low exertion options. Ideal for short or extended visits with many resting points and scenic views without stairs.

MuseumEasy on recovery

Shanghai Museum

Premier museum with extensive collection of ancient Chinese bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, paintings and more in a unique ding-shaped building. Air-conditioned galleries offer cultural immersion. Fully accessible indoor venue perfect for limited mobility visitors.

• Allow about 2.5 h
• Free
• 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (last entry 4:00 PM), closed Mondays except holidays

Recovery fit: Modern fully accessible facility with ramps, elevators, free wheelchair rental, seating throughout galleries. Low physical demand as visitors control pace in climate-controlled environment.

LeisureEasy on recovery

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

Vibrant pedestrian shopping street with historic and modern stores, street performers, and snacks. Blends old Shanghai charm with contemporary retail. Flat, car-free zone ideal for casual exploration and people watching.

• Allow about 2 h
• Free
• Open 24 hours

Recovery fit: Completely flat pedestrian street with shops offering seating, frequent rest areas, and accessible entrances. Easy pacing with many cafes for breaks.

HistoryModerate effort

Yu Garden

Classical Chinese garden from the Ming Dynasty with pavilions, rockeries, ponds, and intricate landscapes. Adjacent bazaar offers traditional Shanghai snacks and crafts. Showcases historical garden art and old city atmosphere.

• Allow about 1.5 h
• CNY 40 peak/CNY 30 off-peak
• 9:00 AM-4:30 PM (last entry 4:00 PM), closed Mondays except holidays
• Advance booking required

Recovery fit: Mix of flat paths and some steps/rockeries. Crowds can be challenging; limited wheelchair access in inner garden. Short visit possible with rests; periphery bazaar is flatter.

CultureEasy on recovery

Xintiandi

Upscale district of restored Shikumen houses turned into trendy restaurants, boutiques, and entertainment venues. Includes the First CPC Congress Site museum. Combines historic architecture with modern lifestyle in a pedestrian-friendly setting.

• Allow about 2 h
• Free
• Area open all day; shops and restaurants approx. 10:00 AM-10:00 PM

Recovery fit: Flat paved lanes with abundant restaurant seating, indoor options, and short walking distances between spots. Wheelchair friendly with many places to rest and dine.

LandmarkModerate effort

Oriental Pearl Tower

Futuristic 468-meter tower with distinctive pink spheres, offering 360-degree city views from observation decks including a glass floor. Base houses Shanghai Urban History Museum. Symbol of modern Shanghai.

• Allow about 2 h
• CNY 199
• 9:00 AM–9:00 PM (last entry 8:30 PM)
• Advance booking required

Recovery fit: High-speed elevators minimize stairs but lines and elevated viewing can tire visitors. Main areas wheelchair accessible; select lower decks for shorter visits with seating available.

Sources

• ch.shmu.edu.cn
• ch.shmu.edu.cn
• ch.shmu.edu.cn
• news.fudan.edu.cn
• news.fudan.edu.cn
• news.fudan.edu.cn
• shmc.fudan.edu.cn
• nhc.gov.cn