Tianjin Perennial Medical Forms Delegation for Cross-Border Healthcare in Mongolia
Tianjin Perennial Medical Partners with Local Hospitals
From September 25 to 27, 2026, a significant event unfolded in Ulaanbaatar, as various medical institutions came together at the Medical Health Technology Expo (MHTE) 2026. This gathering emphasized international collaboration in healthcare, showcasing the initiatives of Perennial General Hospital Tianjin alongside three other esteemed Tianjin public hospitals: Tianjin Hospital, Tianjin Chest Hospital, and the Tianjin Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital. Their mission was clear: to promote specialty collaboration and develop cross-border diagnosis and treatment pathways—an essential step towards integrating healthcare systems across nations, particularly between China and Mongolia.
A Testament to International Integration
Perennial General Hospital Tianjin holds the prestigious title of being China’s first wholly foreign-owned tertiary general hospital. Nestled in the Tianjin Perennial Health City, a pioneering healthcare hub that combines medical, rehabilitation, eldercare, and wellness services with cultural tourism, this institution is committed to offering high-standard healthcare. This facility notably encompasses a range of services, including general hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and large health communities, dedicated to international patients.
At MHTE 2026, the delegation furthered discussions through direct exchanges between healthcare professionals. These interactions involved academic lectures, case discussions, and sharing second opinions. The overarching goal was to facilitate comprehensive medical evaluations, treatment options, and follow-up care services for Mongolian patients seeking quality medical services in Tianjin. The setup aims to gradually solidify a sustainable cross-border medical care model, allowing for a smoother transition for patients while receiving the support they need.
Building a Health Bridge
The theme of the MHTE 2026—**