Vietnam
No JCI accreditation (a central-level public hospital).
Beds: ~2,400 (3 campuses)
Cancer cases treated per year: ~400,000–500,000 consultation/treatment visits per year (including ~32,000 operations, ~39,000 chemotherapy patients and ~16,000 radiotherapy patients per year)
3 oncologists
Vietnam
No JCI accreditation (a public hospital).
Beds: 1,000 (Thủ Đức campus, including a 500-bed inpatient block) + the original campus in Bình Thạnh
Cancer cases treated per year: ~37,000 cancer operations per year; >180,000 radiotherapy sessions per year; ~800,000 outpatient visits per year
3 oncologists
Vietnam
Joint Commission International (JCI) — Vinmec Times City and Vinmec Central Park.
Beds: 600+ (Vinmec Times City, hospital-wide)
Cancer cases treated per year: 1,800+ cancer patients treated since 2015; ~45,000 cumulative radiotherapy sessions
3 oncologists
Vietnam
Joint Commission International (JCI) — accredited since 2016 and reaccredited for 4 consecutive cycles (2016/2019/2022/2025); a compliance rate above 98% at the most recent survey.
Beds: 220 (hospital-wide, a third-party estimate)
Cancer cases treated per year: ~80,000 cancer patients treated over more than 15 years; radiotherapy capacity of up to 80 patients per day; outpatient chemotherapy unit — 17 chairs, up to 25 patients per day
3 oncologists
Vietnam
ISO 15189:2022 (Diagnostic Imaging and Interventional Radiology, February 2026 — the first in Ho Chi Minh City and the southern region).
Beds: 480 (Tâm Anh Ho Chi Minh City); the new Phú Mỹ Hưng cancer hospital: 1,000 beds (expected around 2028)
Cancer cases treated per year: not publicly disclosed
3 oncologists
Vietnam
No JCI accreditation (a Grade I specialist hospital under the Ministry of Health).
Beds: more than 1,000
Departments/units: 47 units (10 administrative departments, 21 clinical departments, 6 paraclinical departments, 10 centres), including 3 oncology departments (I, II, III) specialising in lung cancer and mediastinal tumours
Vietnam
No JCI accreditation (a special-class public hospital under the Ministry of Health).
Beds: 2,000 (hospital-wide); Cancer Centre: 250 inpatient beds
Cancer cases treated per year: ~457,000 outpatient visits and ~67,000 inpatient admissions (hospital-wide); ~500-600 patients screened and treated for cancer per day
Vietnam
No JCI accreditation (a national lead public specialist hospital under the Ministry of Health).
Beds: more than 1,000 (2 campuses: Thái Thịnh and Tứ Hiệp); Thyroid Surgery Department: 100 beds
Outpatient visits: more than 2,000 per day (up to 2,600 on some days)
Vietnam
No JCI accreditation (a private specialist hospital).
Scale: 2 campuses (34 and 40 Đại Cổ Việt, Hanoi); 6 specialist centres
About 30,000 visits per year
1 oncologist
Vietnam
No JCI accreditation (a special-class public hospital under the Ministry of Health).
Hospital-wide: 3,939 beds (including campus 2); Oncology Center: a separate 7-storey building of about 10,000 m²
Cancer cases treated per year: not publicly disclosed
Vietnam
No JCI accreditation (a private hospital).
Beds: 750 inpatient beds (Củ Chi campus); area of 36,000 m²
More than 2,700 outpatient visits and 1,500 admissions per day (hospital-wide)
1 oncologist
Vietnam
JCI accredited (November 2022, at the very first survey).
Beds: 120 inpatient beds (at the time of opening in 2018; no updated figure available)
Free cancer screening programme for 1,000 patient visits
1 oncologist
Vietnam
JCI or ISO 15189 accreditation could not be verified.
Scale: 800 beds (hospital-wide, not broken down for oncology).
In 2025: 182,878 outpatient visits, 42,000 inpatient treatment episodes, bed occupancy of 102%, about 7,000 operations and 7,442 radiotherapy sessions (hospital-wide figures).
Vietnam
The Haematology Department holds ISO 15189:2012 (12 June 2020) - accreditation for the haematology laboratory, not applying specifically to the Oncology Department. JCI could not be verified.
Hospital-wide: more than 1,200 beds, about 1,300 staff, 32 clinical departments and 8 paraclinical departments.
Oncology Department: 65 inpatient beds + 2 day-chemotherapy rooms, 33 staff (1 Level II specialist/MSc doctor, 4 Level I specialists, 1 general practitioner). Hospital-wide outpatients: more than 1 million visits per year.
Vietnam
JCI or ISO 15189 accreditation could not be verified for this hospital (note: the recent ISO 15189:2022 belongs to Bệnh viện Đồng Nai -2, a different facility, and does not apply to Dong Nai General Hospital).
Scale: 1,100-1,400 beds (depending on the source and date), about 1,594 staff (352 doctors, 609 nurses).
Oncology Department: from 15 beds/3 doctors (2007) to more than 65 beds/11 treating doctors, 25 staff.
Vietnam
February 2025: certification under the PRIME-JCI programme (prevention of infection and of intravenous medication errors) - not hospital-wide JCI accreditation.
Scale: campus 2 has about 1,000 beds (no consistent total figure across the 3 campuses).
Outpatients system-wide: ~2-2.7 million visits per year; inpatients: ~55,000-120,000 cases per year; operations: ~30,000-44,000 per year (not broken down for oncology).
1 oncologist
Vietnam
JCI or ISO 15189 accreditation could not be verified for the Oncology Department or for the hospital as a whole. The hospital is classified as Grade I (by the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee) and holds the Labour Order, Second Class (a domestic award, not an international quality accreditation).
Hospital-wide: 1,500 beds, about 1,500 inpatients per day, more than 4,000 outpatient visits per day and more than 300 emergency cases per day (beds for the Oncology Department are not reported separately).
Vietnam
ISO 15189:2022 for the laboratory (announced on 10 April 2026) - covering controls across the 3 stages before, during and after testing. JCI could not be verified.
Total bed numbers, and beds for oncology, have not been published in the sources checked.
2 oncologists