Guangzhou Taihe Cancer Hospital Proton Treatment Center
广州泰和肿瘤医院质子中心
Guangzhou Taihe Cancer Hospital is a private tertiary cancer hospital in the Sino-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City, Huangpu District, Guangzhou, part of the Concord Medical group and built with support from MD Anderson Cancer Center. Its proton centre, using a Varian ProBeam system, is South China's first; clinical proton treatment began in December 2024 and a proton assessment clinic opened on 22 January 2025.
At a glance
| City | Guangzhou |
|---|---|
| Ownership | Private |
| Classification | Private · tertiary specialist · proton |
Hospital profile — from the official site
| Official name (Chinese) | 广州泰和肿瘤医院质子中心 |
|---|---|
| City | Guangzhou (Huangpu District, Sino-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City) |
| Address | 广东省广州市黄埔区（中新知识城）慈济路9号 |
| Ownership | Private tertiary cancer hospital; Concord Medical (美中嘉和) group; medical-insurance designated (医保定点) |
| Particle-therapy system | Proton; Varian ProBeam. South China's first proton centre; built to international standards with MD Anderson Cancer Center support |
| Clinical proton treatment began | December 2024 (Yangcheng Evening News); proton assessment clinic opened 22 January 2025 (hospital site) |
| Contact | 400-830-7338 (domestic) / +86-20-8985 6752 (international); [email protected] |
Identity, system and contact details and the January 2025 assessment clinic are from the hospital's own website (verified via an archived snapshot dated 2025-03-25). The December 2024 first-clinical-treatment date is from Yangcheng Evening News (a secondary source).
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