Hong Ngoc General Hospital conducts comprehensive health screenings for officers of the Fire and Rescue Police Division – Hanoi City Police (PC07) after the Humanitarian mission in Myanmar. This was a heartfelt gift of gratitude from the hospital to honor the brave hearts - those who have carried the image of a compassionate and resilient Vietnam to the international community.
On 14/4/2015/ Hong Ngoc General hospital conducts Comprehensive health screenings for officers of the Fire and Rescue Police Division – Hanoi City Police (PC07). These are the officers who have just returned after joining the humanitarian relief force in Myanmar - a country that recently endured a devastating earthquake.
The health checkup program is considered a heartfelt gesture of gratitude from Hong Ngoc General Hospital to honor the courageous officers — those who have helped spread the image of a compassionate and resilient Vietnam to the international community through concrete actions and a noble sense of responsibility.
Post-mission health screenings provide a comprehensive evaluation of both the physical and psychological well-being of the officers after working under extreme and high-pressure conditions. During the checkup, the officers underwent a full range of medical tests, health index assessments, and evaluations of their physical fitness and psychological well-being. This initiative aims to detect potential health risks early after exposure to harsh disaster environments, while also supporting comprehensive recovery to ensure the team remains fully prepared for future missions.
A representative of the PC07 Division shared: "After a long period of working in challenging conditions within a disaster zone, receiving thorough health check-ups and care, both physically and mentally, helps us feel at ease and recover better, ready to return to duty. We're grateful for the dedicated and professional support from Hong Ngoc Hospital's team of doctors and medical staff."
A representative from Hong Ngoc General Hospital also expressed deep appreciation for the quiet yet profound contributions of the rescue forces: “We hope this program not only helps safeguard the health of the officers but also serves as a gesture of recognition and gratitude for their unwavering commitment to serving the community.”
The health screening program for the rescue forces is not only a professional medical activity but also a reflection of the strong sense of social responsibility that Hong Ngoc General Hospital has consistently upheld. This is also an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of regular health checkups, especially for those who frequently face danger and high levels of stress in their line of duty.
Hong Ngoc General Hospital is currently the first private healthcare facility in Vietnam to be accredited by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards International (ACHSI), achieving the highest level of evaluation. This achievement affirms Hong Ngoc’s commitment to maintaining exceptional healthcare service quality, ensuring safety and effectiveness, while actively supporting the community through meaningful and humanitarian initiatives.
