Intermed Hospital ( mn, Интермед Эмнэлэг) is a private hospital in
Khan Uul District,
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. It is owned by MCS Group, Energy Resources and
Shunkhlai Group. The hospital has the capacity to receive around 90 inpatients at a time, and has 16 outpatient clinics (except spinal). Annually, the hospital can receive up to 5,000 inpatients and 100,000 outpatients visits.
History
In 2005, the hospital project was first initiated and planning started. In June 2010, a joint company has been established by the name "International Medical Center LLC". Then the commissioning stage of the project continued. By acquiring hospital license, it officially opened on 7 May, 2014, and Intermed Center LLC was established.
In September 2014, the hospital's name was changed, as well as the logo, to United Family Intermed Hospital (UFIH), as the management contract was made with
United Family Healthcare Group.
In August 2016, UFIH was accredited by
JCI and received its Gold Seal of Approval. An on-site survey was held between 15-19 August, 2016. Out of 1100 indicators 39 were insufficient, and with 96% of performance UFIH was accredited. Then, starting from 1st of January 2017, the hospital changed its name to Intermed Hospital. Intermed Hospital is the first and only JCI Accredited hospital in Mongolia.
Location and facilities
The hospital is located in
Ulaanbaatar city,
Mongolia. To be more specific, it is located on the Northwest of
Green Palace and the East of
APU Company, in Khan-Uul district.
Bogd Khan's personal doctor's building was used to be on the current location of the hospital.
The hospital is on of land. For laboratory purposes, Intermed Hospital uses technologies including
Sysmex
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Roche,
BioMérieux,
Leica
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and
Siemens
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.
Specialties
Intermed hospital has the following specialties: Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology(OB&GY), Pediatric care, Cardiovascular care, Kidney care, Endocrinology, Pulmonary, Gastroenterology, Endoscopy, Intensive Care Unit (ICU) & Anesthesiology, Dental clinic, ENT(Ear, nose and throat care), Eye care (ophthalmology), Neurology, Rehabilitation center, Health Promotion Center, Emergency, Daycare, Laboratory and Radiology.
Intermed hospital is one of the two hospitals in Mongolia that deliver aircraft
Medical evacuation
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(medevac) service to the people with urgent need. There is also SOS Medica that deliver aircraft medevac service.
Intermed hospital does not own any aircraft but they work with airline companies and health insurance companies.
Partnerships
Intermed Hospital works with both domestic and foreign organizations. It has a partnership with
Korea University Medical Center
The Korea University Medical Center (KUMC) is a collection of several hospitals, as well as the College of Medicine and College of Nursing associated with Korea University in Seoul, South Korea
South Korea, officially the Republic of Kore ...
and its affiliated hospitals. They train their doctors and nurses regularly through conference, meeting, and courses by using their connection with foreign organizations.
References
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2014 establishments in Mongolia
Buildings and structures in Ulaanbaatar
Hospitals in Mongolia
Khan Uul