From 1 July 2026, several Social Health Insurance regulations have officially been updated to expand benefits for participants. Discover the…
FV Hospital updates its advanced wound closure technologies, improving treatment outcomes and infection control
On 1 July 2026, FV Hospital organised an intensive training programme “Advanced Wound Closure and…
FV Hospital supports school health at Orange Day 2026
FV Hospital was proud to support the running event Orange Day 2026 at FPT School…
Non-smoker diagnosed with lung cancer at routine health check
Mrs Chev Cheng, a 54-year-old Cambodian national, was diagnosed with lung cancer during a routine…
On August 28, 2017, two Senior Consultants from the Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC), Dr Lee Shu Yen and Dr Laurence Lim, will provide examinations and treatment for patients affected with vitreo-retinal diseases at FV Hospital’s Ophthalmology Department.
Breast milk is a natural food that has everything a baby needs for the healthiest start in life, which is why the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends breastfeeding a child exclusively during their first six months. Breastfeeding is also extremely beneficial for mothers.
To offer the best quality delivery services, FV Hospital is offering mothers-to-be more ways to personalise their childbirth
The Cardiology Department is one of FV Hospital’s key specialties. It’s mission – to be a leading cardiology centre in Vietnam. As part of FV’s ongoing work to realise this goal, a multi-disciplinary catheterisation laboratory has been established within this department, managed by cardiologists, radiographers and vascular surgeons.
Dr Phat is one of the most experienced doctors at FV Hospital, especially when it comes to treating trauma and injuries associated with work accidents, traffic accidents or sporting events. He is also a renowned expert in offering surgical treatments for musculoskeletal conditions and injuries including arthroscopy, joint replacement, cartilage and bone transplantation, ligament reconstruction and microsurgery to reconnect amputated legs and arms…
With 40 years of clinical experience in Anaesthesiology, Intensive Care and Pain Assessment and Control, Dr Brasseur is now leading FV Hospital’s Pain Clinic and working alongside his peers, Dr Ly Quoc Thinh and Dr Pham Thi Thuy Nga, to help patients manage their pain.
On 11th July 2017, FV Hospital organised an announcement ceremony of its new stakeholder – Quadria Capital at Park Hayatt Saigon Hotel. Attending the event included Dr Jean-Marcel Guillon, the FV Hospital’s CEO, and Dr Amit Verma, Managing Partner from Quadria Capital as well as many journalists from more than 40 media agencies all over the country.
Osteopathy – a form of drug-free manual medicine – is an effective form of treatment and functional rehabilitation, especially as part of a multidisciplinary approach to care. Osteopathy is currently very popular in developed countries such as the USA, Australia and Canada and is garnering more attention in Vietnam.
Professor Donald Tan, the former President of the World Corneal Society, is going to directly provide his corneal consultation and surgery to patients at Ophthalmology department, FV Hospital.
Dr Nguyen Cong Kiem, who has accumulated almost 30 years of experiences in his field, has recently assumed a new role as Deputy Head of Gastro-Enterology & Hepatology at FV Hospital. Prior to joining FVH, he worked for 10 years as Head of the Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department at a public hospital in Ho Chi Minh City. Dr Kiem shared some thoughts with the Nu Doanh Nhan (“Businesswoman”) Magazine on his perception of the differences between those two workplaces. Below is an excerpt from the interview.
This title of Hospital Of The Year 2017 in Vietnam was proudly presented to FV Hospital by a representative of The Global Health & Travel Awards on May 2017. This certificate recognises FV Hospital as having successfully provided Vietnamese people with world-class medical services in a safe, high quality medical environment.
FV Hospital is taking action in response to Vietnam’s National Non-Smoking Week from May 25-31, 2017 and World No-Tobacco Day May 31, 2017 initiated by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
