GUANGZHOU, China, July 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- A lot of actions have been going on recently at Evergrande Health (HK.0708), which is under the management of Hui KaYan. After the successive opening of the first Internet community hospital in China and Evergrande Wonjin Plastic Surgery Hospital, now significant progress has been made for the new international hospital planned to be built by Evergrande Health. An original report from Sina Leju follows.
On July 5, the world-leading Stanford University assigned a team led by the head of its International Medical Department to visit China, and discuss with Evergrande Health about the cooperation in building this hospital. Hui KaYan attended the meeting in person, and entertained the guests with a family dinner.
The team from Stanford is an extremely high-class one, including Barbara Ralston, Vice President of the International Medical Department, Daniel Morrissett, CFO of the Medical Center, Gloria King, Medical Director of the International Medical Service Department, and Kenneth Xu, International Project Coordinator. Barbara Ralston and her team successively paid site visits in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, and had an in-depth discussion with Tan Zhaohui, Executive Vice President of Evergrande Group and Chairman of the Evergrande Health listed company, with regard to the plan for jointly building the new international hospital. Later, the Stanford team went to Hong Kong to meet with Hui KaYan.
Hui KaYan met with Barbara Ralston and her team at his home in Hong Kong. The two parties discussed the cooperation plan in a relaxing atmosphere. After the meeting, Hui KaYan entertained the Stanford team with a family dinner.
After the meeting, Hui KaYan will directly fly from Hong Kong to Hainan, and discuss with the main leaders of Hainan Province with regard to strengthening cooperation and investment.
According to relevant data, Stanford University was founded in 1891, and is a top university enjoying a worldwide reputation. For years, it has been ranked second in the world by the Academic Rankings of World Universities. 58 Nobel prize winners are now studying or working or have studied or worked at Stanford, which is considered to be the "symbol of American universities". Stanford has worldwide influence in the medical field. In particular, it takes the lead in the world in disciplines such as cardiac medicine and surgery, tumor, radiodiagnosis and neurosciences.
