Gleneagles Hong Kong Hospital to open with 15-hour emergency service in first phase
City’s 12th private hospital promises to upload price lists and match costs of competitors; renowned medical names on its doctors’ directory
Gleneagles Hong Kong Hospital will open its doors to patients on Tuesday with the introduction of a 15-hour emergency service in its first phase of operations.
While almost all major services except obstetrics will be ready at 9am in the city’s 12th private hospital, fees and charges of rooms and specialist clinics were not disclosed at press time, a day before the opening.
Dr Alexander Chiu, chief operating officer of the Southern District hospital in Wong Chuk Hang, which is in a partnership with NWS Holdings and the University of Hong Kong, said detailed price lists would be uploaded to the hospital’s website on Tuesday morning.
“The charges will be similar to other private hospitals on Hong Kong Island,” Chiu said.
Only package charges of 50 common surgical procedures ranging from HK$13,180 to HK$186,846 were revealed last month. Higher prices are expected for patients opting to stay in rooms other than the standard double room.
The other five types of rooms included premium double, single and VIP suites.