Military-Civilian Cooperation: Hengchun Hospital Partners with Tri-Service Training Base to Bolster Wartime Medical Resilience

Hengchun Christian Hospital, a long-standing medical institution on the Hengchun Peninsula, has partnered with the Tri-Service Joint Training Base to enhance medical support for military personnel. This collaboration aims to bolster wartime medical resilience in a region vital for national defense and frequent military exercises.

The agreement, signed by Major General Huang Chao-hsing of the Joint Training Base and Hengchun Christian Hospital President Huang Chien-jung, integrates military and civilian resources. A key benefit for service members is the full waiver of registration fees at Hengchun Christian Hospital when presenting their military identification, embodying the spirit of "military and civilian families."

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Military personnel stationed at the tail of Taiwan shoulder heavy responsibilities. Through cooperation with Hengji, our military brothers can receive timely and professional medical care, greatly enhancing the convenience and peace of mind of seeking medical treatment locally.

Major General Huang emphasized that this partnership ensures timely and professional medical care for soldiers stationed at the "tail of Taiwan," improving convenience and peace of mind. Hospital President Huang highlighted the hospital's commitment to providing care where it's needed most, building on its history of rural medical outreach, emergency services, and disaster relief. This military-medical alliance is expected to further strengthen local medical resilience, creating a synergy between healthcare and national defense capabilities.

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The hospital's mission is not only to save lives but also to provide protection where needed. Hengji has long been committed to rural medical care, whether it is mountain patrols, emergency rescue, or disaster relief, always standing on the front line. This military-medical alliance will further strengthen local medical resilience, allowing medical resources and national defense energy to complement each other.