The ceremony was attended by Standing Deputy Secretary of the Hanoi Party Committee Nguyen Van Phong, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Truong Viet Dung, leaders of Vietnam Social Security, the Hanoi Department of Health, Hanoi Medical University, Hanoi Medical University Hospital and Vinh Hung Ward.

Delegates during the event. 

Speaking at the ceremony, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Truong Viet Dung described the event as a "milestone in implementation speed" and the most concrete demonstration of the principle of "matching words with action."

In less than two weeks from the moment the idea was initiated, tangible results have already been achieved. This, he stressed, is clear evidence of the decisive and effective working style of the city government and the health sector.

According to Dung, the cooperation model highlights the advantages of the two-tier local government system currently being implemented in Hanoi. In the past, grassroots healthcare management was fragmented and faced many difficulties. Today, with focused and decisive direction, many long-standing bottlenecks have been removed.

Notably, deploying doctors from Hanoi Medical University to ward-level health stations is a practical step toward building a capital that is cultured, civilized and modern, where residents' happiness is the ultimate measure of success.

The Hanoi delegation visits the health station. 

Under this model, residents no longer need to travel far or crowd into higher-level hospitals. They can access high-quality medical services right in their own wards.

Dung also called on relevant agencies to study and replicate this effective model beyond Vinh Hung so that residents across Hanoi can equally benefit from quality healthcare services.

Phan Thi Thu Huong, Party Secretary of Hanoi Medical University, affirmed the university's strategic commitment to accompanying the capital. From both professional and training perspectives, she introduced a new and in-depth viewpoint, noting that the integration of "hospital and university" at ward-level health stations represents a model of dual benefits.

In this approach, prevention and treatment must be closely linked, like hands and feet, and cannot be separated. Sending doctors and medical students to the grassroots level is not only about providing medical care but also creates a highly valuable practical training environment. Medical students must understand the community and disease patterns at the grassroots level to become well-rounded physicians.

Huong has committed to expanding and replicating this model in other areas, particularly Hoa Lac and satellite urban zones, to reduce pressure on the inner city and improve living standards in suburban areas.

Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Truong Viet Dung at the event. 

The Hanoi Medical University Hospital General Clinic, Vinh Hung facility, is comprehensively and modernly invested at Alley 471, Linh Nam Street, Vinh Hung Ward, covering more than 4,000 square meters. It is one of the hospital's key satellite facilities, designed to meet the growing healthcare needs of residents in the southern and southeastern parts of the capital.

The clinic includes nearly 30 consultation rooms, laboratories and fully integrated functional areas, ensuring a smooth and convenient process from reception and diagnosis to treatment and day-care services. Clinical and paraclinical specialties are systematically organized to meet both primary and specialized healthcare needs.

It offers all major specialties, including Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Otolaryngology, Odonto-Stomatology, Ophthalmology and Dermatology, along with modern diagnostic services. 

The facility is fully equipped to the standards of Hanoi Medical University Hospital. Its medical team consists of experienced lecturers and specialists who directly provide examination and treatment, ensuring consistent professional quality across all facilities.

The hospital information system allows seamless sharing of medical records and rapid consultation support. A patient-friendly environment and standardized service procedures further enhance the patient experience and place people at the center of care.

According to Nguyen Lan Hieu, the operation of the Hanoi Medical University Hospital General Clinic at Vinh Hung helps reduce pressure on the Ton That Tung campus while expanding access to high-quality healthcare services for residents of Vinh Hung, Hoang Mai and surrounding areas. Acting as an extension of a central-level hospital, the clinic brings academic medicine, medical ethics and advanced clinical practice closer to the community.

As part of the ceremony, Hanoi Medical University Hospital coordinated with local authorities to provide free health checkups for 300 residents, including policy beneficiaries, retirees and children in the area.