Beijing Chaoyang Diabetes Hospital (BCDH) is a specialized diabetes hospital with profound international medical, research and academic-cooperation backgrounds. Professor Sir S. R. Bloom, Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS), Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, former President of the Society for Endocrinology (UK), and Head of the Department of Endocrinology at Imperial College London, serves as the Hospital’s Honorary President and Chairman of the Academic Committee. Professor Wang Zhili, Member of the 11th and 12th National Committees of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, Vice-Chairman of the China Medical Foundation, Deputy Director-General and Distinguished Expert of the 1st and 2nd Special Expert Committees of the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, Member of The Endocrine Society (USA), Visiting Professor in the Department of Metabolic Medicine at Imperial College London, and Director-General of the Diabetes Committee under the China Medical Foundation, holds the post of Hospital President.

 

Thanks to President Wang Zhili’s distinguished personal stature and academic standing in diabetes research, numerous renowned diabetes specialists from home and abroad have assembled at Beijing Chaoyang Diabetes Hospital, laying a solid foundation for the hospital to launch operations from a high academic starting point.

 

Officially opened on July 18, 2004, Beijing Chaoyang Diabetes Hospital is a modern specialized diabetes hospital featuring large-scale capacity, advanced facilities, well-structured departments and outstanding professional expertise. To date, the hospital has treated nearly one million outpatients and inpatients. It has won high recognition and wide acclaim from diabetic patients across China, as well as from the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa and other regions worldwide.

Hospital Profile

The hospital covers an area of 4 acre, with 99 inpatient beds.

 

“Build brand through medical quality; earn reputation via integrity-based services” is our hospital’s guiding principle. Drawing on cutting-edge technologies, concepts and methodologies in global diabetology, and adapting them to the clinical profile of Chinese diabetic patients, the hospital has developed the Integrated Systemic Therapy for Pancreatic Islet-Cell Protection. This therapy effectively protects damaged pancreatic islet cells in diabetic patients, halts disease progression, and delivers both symptomatic relief and root-cause intervention, representing the frontier of diabetes care.

Over the past two decades since its founding, nearly one million patients from across China and overseas regions, China have received treatment with this therapy. Among them are numerous foreign ambassadors and international dignitaries. A considerable number of patients have maintained ideal blood glucose levels for years relying solely on diet and physical activity, with complete discontinuation of oral hypoglycemic agents and insulin injections.

 

Worldwide, the average amputation rate for diabetic foot is approximately 10% in Western countries. Our hospital has treated 400 patients with diabetic foot using a comprehensive therapy based on systematic bioengineering principles, with no major amputations among these patients.

Professor Sir S. R. Bloom, Fellow of the Royal Society and former President of the Society for Endocrinology (UK), toured our hospital and conducted academic exchanges. He commented on the hospital’s disciplinary achievements:

“In terms of pancreatic islet-cell protection for diabetic patients, Beijing Chaoyang Diabetes Hospital embodies systematic, advanced and scientific therapeutic concepts for diabetes. Its clinical standards, patient services, volume of concurrent insulin‑pump applications and accumulated clinical experience surpass most hospitals in the United Kingdom and Europe. It ranks among the world’s top-tier specialized diabetes hospitals.”

 

Email: info@bcdh.cn 002@bcdh.cn

Telephone: 0086-10-65856666

Address： No.1, Tian Shui Yuan East Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China

Postcode: 100025