Prof. Alex Wai (10th from left) and Mr. Huen Wong (8th from right) welcome the delegation from the Hong Kong Justice of the Peace Association

The Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong (CMHHK) received a delegation from the Hong Kong Justice of the Peace Association (the Association) on 3 June 2026. The visit, facilitated by Dr. Stanley Yim, SBS, BBS, JP, Co-Chairman of the Entrepreneur Committee of the Hong Kong Baptist University Foundation, provided an in-depth overview of CMHHK’s state-of-the-art facilities, innovative clinical services, and its pioneering role in the development of Chinese medicine in Hong Kong.

The delegation was led by Dr. Stanley Yim, SBS, BBS, JP, President of the Association. Members included Vice-Presidents Mr. James Lau, BBS, MH, JP; Ms. Jeanne Lee, BBS, JP; Mr. Chan Kin Ping, BBS, JP and his wife Dr. Pang Lai Sheung; Ms. Jenny Chan, JP, and Mr. Allan Li, BBS, MH, JP; Director and Treasurer Mr. Lo Yan Lai, MH, JP; Directors Dr. Chan Kwok Chiu, BBS, MH, JP and Dr. Liu Hong Fai, BBS, JP; and Association Members Ms. Bonnie Chan, JP; Mr. Gerard Chung, JP; Ir Dr. Ho Chi Ming, JP; Mr. Lo Siu Kit, MH, JP; and Mr. Zeng Sheng Li, JP.

he delegation was warmly received by senior representatives from Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) and CMHHK management, including Mr. Huen Wong, SBS, JP, Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the CMHHK Operator; Professor Alex Wai, JP, President and Vice-Chancellor of HKBU; and Professor Bian Zhaoxiang, MH, Associate Vice-President (Clinical Chinese Medicine) of HKBU and Hospital Chief Executive of CMHHK. Mrs. Lily Chan, Director of University Advancement and Secretary-General of the HKBU Foundation, also extended her warm welcome to the delegation.

Professor Bian introduced CMHHK’s five key missions: providing high-quality clinical services, advancing education and training, conducting cutting-edge research, fostering multidisciplinary collaboration and creating health values. He shared that the hospital’s people-oriented design and smart healthcare technologies aim to set new standards for Chinese medicine services and position CMHHK as a global benchmark in the field.

On behalf of the Association, Dr. Yim expressed his gratitude for the hospital’s meticulous arrangements. He said he hopes that the visit will give members greater insight into the hospital’s work and strengthen the ties between the two organisations. Noting that the hospital brings leading clinical experience and research resources from the Chinese Mainland to Hong Kong, he looks forward to witnessing the seamless integration of traditional medicine and modern technology to benefit the people of Hong Kong.

During the tour, guests gained a better understanding of how CMHHK integrates the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine with modern medical technology to provide comprehensive healthcare services. Highlights included the fully automated Chinese Medicines Decoction System, the innovative one-stop clinical model, and the six major Chinese medicine specialities and 12 special disease programmes. These unique features allow patients to receive diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care in a single location, significantly enhancing their experience.

Located at Pak Shing Kok Road in Tseung Kwan O, CMHHK operates under a public-private partnership model and HKBU was selected as the operator in 2021. The hospital commenced phased operations in December 2025, marking a significant milestone in the development of Chinese medicine in Hong Kong.