Cao Thang Eye Hospital in Vietnam: Renewed WAEH Membership!

2024-09-30 09:05:19

The World Association of Eye Hospitals warmly congratulates Cao Thang Eye Hospital from Vietnam with the renewal of their associate membership of the WAEH! We are looking forward to the valuable cooperation ahead!

Cao Thang Eye Hospital is proud to be the only eye hospital in Vietnam to have continuously received JCI (Joint Commission International) accreditation – the gold seal of global hospital safety and quality since 2009. Over more than 23 years of development efforts, the hospital’s team of doctors has performed more than 2,000,000 examinations and more than 100,000 successful surgeries, contributing to improving the quality of life of the community through comprehensive and professional eye care services.

Cao Thang Eye Hospital is always committed to:

A team of medical staff that works methodically and is highly qualified, always provided with opportunities to develop their skills and maintain the highest professional quality.
Continuously expanding expertise in the field of ophthalmic care with comprehensive research and training programs.
Encouraging the development, implementation and sharing of innovative treatment procedures & methods that bring high efficiency to eye examination and treatment.
Providing modern, safe, effective and diverse eye care services suitable for the financial capacity of all customers.
Ensuring the provision of international-standard healthcare services for patients during their visits to the hospital.

In addition, Cao Thang Eye Hospital is a pioneer in the field of ophthalmology in applying modern international technologies to the treatment of refractive errors of the eye. Zeiss Refractive Center, built through a partnership between Cao Thang Eye Hospital and ZEISS Brand (Germany), is the first international standard refractive center in Vietnam, providing examination and treatment processes with the world’s leading modern equipment and treatment processes that must meet more than 200 strict criteria set by ZEISS Group. Since then, Cao Thang Eye Hospital has provided patients with optimal treatment options from the most modern refractive surgery methods using lasers such as SMILE Pro, FEMTO Pro and Phakic.

Want to know more about Cao Thang Eye Hospital? More info here!

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