On the morning of April 17, 2025, at the Phu My Hung Tower (District 7, Ho Chi Minh City), Phu My Hung Corporation and the Tam Anh General Hospital Group held a signing ceremony to announce the construction of the Tam Anh High-Tech General and Oncology Hospital in the Phu My Hung City Center.
The Tam Anh High-Tech General and Oncology Hospital project will feature 1,000 hospital beds, with a total investment of approximately USD 300 million and a construction area of 82,000m². The hospital is expected to begin operations in 2028, aiming to enhance specialized, high-tech medical care for residents of Ho Chi Minh City and the southern region.
Mr. Gary Tseng, Vice President of Phu My Hung Corporation, stated: “The presence of the Tam Anh High-Tech General and Oncology Hospital, with its large scale, modern equipment, and highly specialized medical staff, will contribute to improving the quality of life for the Phu My Hung community and surrounding areas. At the same time, it will add value to the city center, fulfilling Phu My Hung’s vision of a city offering integrated healthcare, education, culture, commerce, and entertainment amenities”.
Designed to meet international standards, the hospital will feature cutting-edge medical technology for both general and specialized treatments, particularly in oncology. It is set to become a state-of-the-art cancer treatment center, bringing together various specialties and advanced technologies, including laboratory testing, diagnostic imaging, surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and stem cell therapy.
Mr. Ngo Chi Dung, Chairman & CEO of the Tam Anh General Hospital System, shared: “Investing in a large-scale, modern hospital in the Phu My Hung City Center is a strategic move for the Tam Anh General Hospital System. This initiative aims to better meet public healthcare needs while integrating the most advanced medical equipment and treatments available globally.”
This project marks a new milestone in expanding high-quality healthcare services, helping to ease the burden on inner-city hospitals and contributing to the development of a comprehensive healthcare–education–culture ecosystem within Phu My Hung.
