What are the tertiary hospitals and tertiary hospitals in China?

This specialized hospital is based on the medical insurance agreement hospital level mentioned in the list of provincial designated medical institutions for basic medical insurance issued by the National Medical Insurance Bureau. Specific tertiary specialized hospitals and tertiary first-class hospitals are as follows:

1, Shengjing Hospital affiliated to China Medical University, the hospital address is located in Shenyang, Liaoning. The overall planning area is Shenyang, Liaoning Province, and the medical institution number is 2101001002004. The hospital level of medical insurance agreement is grade three.

2. Mental Health Center of the First Hospital of Harbin Medical University. The hospital address is in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. The overall planning area is Heilongjiang Province, and the medical institution number is 239900 1000 136. The hospital level of medical insurance agreement is grade three.

3. Gaozhuang Health Center, Baoji Town, Huaiyuan County. The hospital address is located in Bengbu City, Anhui Province. The overall planning area is Bengbu City, Anhui Province, and the medical institution number is 340300 1000053. The hospital level of medical insurance agreement is grade three.

The PLA Army General Hospital is located in Beijing. The overall planning area is Beijing, and the medical institution code is110001006642. The medical insurance agreement hospital level is Grade III and Grade A. ..

5. Peking University People's Hospital (Peking University Second Clinical Medical College), the hospital address is located in Beijing. The overall planning area is Beijing, and the medical institution code is110001006641. The medical insurance agreement hospital level is Grade III and Grade A. ..

National Health Insurance Bureau-Public * * * Service Information Release on Direct Settlement of Inpatient Medical Expenses in Different Provinces of Basic Medical Insurance (19th issue) (Annex List of Provincial Designated Medical Institutions of Basic Medical Insurance (19th issue). xls)