Founded in 1973 by Mr. Wang Yung-ching, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (CGMH) addresses Taiwan's healthcare crisis through education and innovative healthcare practices. The establishment of Chang Gung College of Nursing and Chang Gung Medical College in 1987 and 1988, respectively, reflects the commitment to local talent development. CGMH prioritizes patient well-being, pioneering healthcare reform and efficient resource utilization. The hospital actively recruits local and foreign medical talent, invests in advanced technologies, and emphasizes research. The Linkou Branch, with over 9,000 employees, exemplifies CGMH's comprehensive healthcare system, serving millions annually. Upholding a patient-centered approach, CGMH remains dedicated to continual improvement and fulfilling its social mission.

Established in 1986, Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, part of the Chang Gung Medical Foundation, boasts 81 clinical departments, 2,680 beds, and over 6,300 staff. Daily, it serves 7,300 outpatients and 350 emergency patients. With a patient-centered approach, the hospital prioritizes strict patient protection, humane practices, and innovative teaching methods. The Chest Department specializes in swift thoracic disease diagnosis and treatment, offering comprehensive facilities and expertise in lung cancer, critical care, and a sleep center. The hospital is committed to continuous improvement through excellent training, research, and the nurturing of outstanding medical staff.