The campus and its location
The First Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Science and Technology has two main campuses: Jinghua Campus at 24 Jinghua Road in Jianxi District, and Kaiyuan Campus at 636 Guanlin Road in Luolong District. Kaiyuan is the newer campus in the south of the city. The hospital is a tertiary Grade A general hospital with an emergency medicine department. For travellers staying in Luolong or arriving at the high-speed rail station, this campus is more convenient than the old town.
The hospital website lists emergency numbers for Jinghua Campus (0379-64830995) and Kaiyuan Campus (0379-69823120), plus a patient service centre number (0379-64830999). The emergency lines are for urgent situations. Outpatient appointments, specialist clinics and health checks are booked through the hospital’s official channels; department schedules change daily. Emergency and outpatient entrances may differ; follow the signs or ask at the guidance desk after entering. Official website phone numbers were checked on November 12, 2026, and service numbers again on November 15, 2026.
What foreign visitors should confirm
The hospital website has an English page, but that does not mean the outpatient department has English-speaking staff, direct insurance billing or an international department. Foreign visitors should carry a passport; registration, payment and pharmacy procedures may be mainly in Chinese. Whether international travel insurance is accepted, and whether payment must be made upfront, should be confirmed with the hospital before treatment.
For a minor problem, ask the hotel desk or a nearby pharmacy first. For an emergency, call the Kaiyuan Campus emergency line directly or ask a local person to dial 120. Do not assume that a tertiary Grade A hospital provides English service throughout, and do not rely on direct insurance billing without confirming it.
When to use emergency care, and what to keep
Emergency care is for sudden, serious or potentially life-threatening problems such as severe injury, chest pain, difficulty breathing or a change in consciousness. Colds, routine follow-up and health checks do not belong in the emergency department. At night, report to the triage desk first and follow the on-site registration process.
Keep the medical record, receipts and test reports for insurance claims or follow-up after returning home. If translation is needed, prepare a paper list of medications, allergies and medical history in Chinese or English; ask on site whether the hospital provides interpretation.
Useful official references
Check the relevant official service before making arrangements. These links are references, not a guarantee of current services.
