Our Services

Family Medicine and
Primary Care

Family Medicine and Primary Care



In the Family Medicine and Primary Care Centre (Island East), community-based and holistic outpatient services are provided by Family Medicine and Primary Care Doctors as the first point of contact with the local population. Data of patients of HKSH Medical Group are accessible by Group doctors to ensure continuity of care and appropriate treatment to patients. Health care vouchers are accepted.


Family Medicine and Primary Care Centre
(Island East)

5/F, Li Shu Fong Building
5  A Kung Ngam Village Road, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Tel (852) 2917 1180
Fax (852) 2892 7403
Email fmc@hksh-emc.com
WhatsApp (852) 2917 1180 (For non-emergency cases)
Please provide name and contact number in text message.
Our Centre will contact you by phone to confirm.
Do not send voice messages or graphics.

Service Hours
Monday to Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays


Downtown
Bus: 82X, 85
MTR: Shau Kei Wan Station Exit B1, B2
Tram: Shau Kei Wan Terminus
Taxi/Car: Drive towards Chai Wan via the Island Eastern Corridor. Then drive down the Island Eastern Corridor at exit number 3B to Shau Kei Wan/Aldrich Bay and turn left to Tung Hei Road. You will see the Tam Kung Temple and shipyards. Then turn right to A Kung Ngan Village Road before the beginning of the highway.

Hong Kong International Airport
MTR: Take the Airport Express to Hong Kong Station, and then walk to Central Station to take the Island line towards Shau Kei Wan Station. Take Exit B1 or B2. Walk north-east along Shau Kei Wan Main Street East towards A Kung Ngam Village Road. Walk up and turn left into Tung Wong Road, our Centre is a 1-minute walk away.
Bus: When you exit the Arrivals Hall, turn right for Citybus A12, from the Airport to Siu Sai Wan. Get off at A Kung Ngam Road/ Chai Wan Road stop. Walk downwards and then turn right to A Kung Ngam Road and walk down the slope for about 10 minutes. Cross the junction to Tung Wong Road and our Centre is a 1-minute walk away.

West Kowloon Station (High Speed Rail)
Take a 10-minute walk from West Kowloon Station to Austin Station. Transit to the MTR West Rail Line (Hung Hom bound) and alight at East Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Walk to Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Transit to the Tsuen Wan Line (Central bound) and alight at Admiralty Station. Change to the Island Line (Chai Wan bound) and exit from Shau Kei Wan Station. Take Exit B1 or B2. Walk north-east along Shau Kei Wan Main Street East towards A Kung Ngam Village Road. Walk up and turn left into Tung Wong Road, our Centre is a 1-minute walk away.

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Health Assessment

Health Assessment



At the Department of Health Assessment (Island East), Family Medicine and Primary Care Doctors can arrange health check-ups and assessments for individuals, tailored to their needs and conditions. Health Assessment Packages and cancer screening services are also available.

Health Assessments
Service Packages
Cancer Screening


Department of Health Assessment
(Island East)

5/F, Li Shu Fong Building
5  A Kung Ngam Village Road, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Tel (852) 2917 1150
Fax (852) 2892 7404
Email healthassessment@hksh-emc.com
WhatsApp (852) 2917 1150 (For non-emergency cases)
Please provide name and contact number in text message.
Our Centre will contact you by phone to confirm.
Do not send voice messages or graphics.

Service Hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays




Geriatric Medicine

Geriatric Medicine



The Geriatric Medicine Centre provides services aimed at preventing, diagnosing and treating acute and chronic geriatric illnesses while attending to any patient rehabilitation, psychological and social need he/she may have to enhance quality of life for the elderly and achieve healthy ageing.


Geriatric Medicine Centre (Healthy Ageing)
(Island East)

5/F, Li Shu Fong Building
5  A Kung Ngam Village Road, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Tel (852) 2917 1177
Fax (852) 2892 7403
Email geriatric@hksh-emc.com




Clinical Health Psychology

Clinical Health Psychology


Physical health is intimately linked with mental well-being and vice versa. Confronting major illnesses with (real or potential) loss of functions is a highly stressful experience for even the most robust person. Staying in hospital and afflicted with physical malaise inevitably brings much uncertainty, anxiety, worries, demoralisation and adverse anticipation. Compounded by lack of information, pains, symptoms, and taxing hospital procedures, the illness experience not uncommonly precipitates intense emotional reactions, which may further aggravate the pre-existing illness.

Likewise, chronic stresses and emotional malaise aggravates a person's vulnerability for impaired functioning. Work, family and interpersonal stresses; issues with studying, child discipline, self-esteem and self-confidence; thwarted goals and disappointment; coping with adversities are all common life experience which, if handled ineffectively, may lead to adverse physical and mental health.

Clinical health psychological services are aimed towards alleviating stress and distress, building resilience and personal resources in coping with illnesses as well as inevitable stresses and strains in life. State-of-the-art clinical psychological diagnosis and treatment procedures are tailor-made to promote recovery, positive emotions and a fulfilling life.




To cater to different needs of patients, we offer a wide range of services to individuals of all ages. Services are tailored for the unique problems presented by patients, who may be facing problems in dealing with the treatment options or demands, or having mood disturbances and difficulties in adjusting to acute, chronic or life-threatening illnesses or traumatic injuries.

Besides, we offer psychological health assessments and interventions for a number of common health issues, e.g. insomnia, stress, pain and mood problems, as well as personal coaching service on request. We provide evaluation of health issues of concern, consultation on personality and vocational profile assessment, and offer sound advice and guidance that aim towards better career and life quality improvement. All in all, augmentation of strengths and resilience is aimed for therapeutic approaches to alleviate psychological symptoms and contain personal vulnerabilities.

The forms of assessment, therapy and intervention vary depending on the initial diagnosis and meticulous formulation of problems and goals. In general, our scope of services includes the following:

Assessment
Psychological assessment constitutes the cornerstone of all psychological work as the information obtained from the carefully conducted diagnostic process will determine the treatment plan and goals. Psychological assessment includes:
  • Psycho-diagnostic interviews
  • Cognitive / intellectual assessments
  • Neuropsychological assessments of brain functions and competence
  • Personality assessments
  • Mood assessments
  • Pre-procedural psychological assessments for specific medical or surgical procedures

In-depth clinical psychometric assessments on emotions, personality, vocational interests, psychopathology, cognition, intelligence, memory, learning, aptitudes and neuropsychological functioning are also provided by the Centre.

The Centre also provides a "Mental Health Assessment and Advice Package" to people who may have concerns about their mental health. The package includes an individually tailored assessment on specific areas of emotional well-being and a consultation session with a Clinical Health Psychologist.

Treatment
Psychological intervention aims at facilitating illness-related decision-making and problem-resolution, augmenting coping skills, and enhancing adjustment outcomes. Areas of our intervention include management of the following conditions:
  • Illness-related anxiety
  • Stress management
  • Adjustment problems related to major illness, surgeries, cancer, trauma, chronic pain, chronic illness, physical handicap, and other limitations
  • Mood disturbances, e.g. anxiety, depression, sleep problem and other mood disorders
  • Promotion of better sleep, relaxation and restfulness
  • Promotion of harmonious relationship and open communication between patient and carers

For specific age groups, we also offer the following psychological services:

For children
Psychological services for children include promotion of children's mental and emotional well-being; assessment and management of learning difficulties; enhancement of school adjustment, and alleviation of discipline, interpersonal, conduct and emotional adjustment problems.

For women
Psychological services for women aim at helping women resolve physical and psychological health issues, providing advice and assistance that promote success and fulfillment, and enhancing problem resolution and adjustments at difference stages of their lives.

For the elderly
Psychological services cater to improving the adjustment and life quality of the elderly. It also aims at promoting life satisfaction and helping the elderly attain better adjustment to physical changes and cognitive decline, as well as satisfactory resolution of personal and family issues in late age.

For special populations
Special populations include psychologically and physically traumatised individuals and patients with brain injuries and damage. Those in need of neuropsychological rehabilitation will also benefit from the professional psychological services provided by the Centre.

For cancer patients
Our Centre works in close collaboration with the Comprehensive Oncology Centre to enhance the coping skills of cancer patients. Monthly psycho-educational talks will be delivered to patients and their carers. A free session is also offered on request to individuals in need during the treatment period.

For more information on psychological support for cancer patients, please go to the website of Comprehensive Oncology Centre.

For family members
Advice and support for family members are also important to relieve caregivers' stress and improve understanding and foster communication with the patients.

Others
The Centre provides psychological advice and support service to the staff members of the Hospital as well as conducts periodic training courses on psychological topics of clinical and personal interests.

The psychologists of the Centre take on honorary professorships of The University of Hong Kong and The Chinese University of Hong Kong, who provide undergraduate and post-graduate training inputs in medical and clinical psychology education.

In addition, we provide regular training, advice and supervision for clinical psychologists working in the community for bettering their diagnostic and clinical skills.

Positive Psychology
Apart from curbing symptoms, stresses and problems, there is a growing amount of scientific literature indicating that much can be done to improve a person's sense of fulfillment, happiness and quality of life. A positive approach is also adopted by the Centre with a strong emphasis on improving resilience at the same time that treatments are provided to relieve physical and psychological symptoms.

In summary, the Centre offers psychological treatment services for a full range of illness-related anxiety and stress management; adjustment problems related to major illnesses, surgeries, cancer and trauma; chronic pain; chronic illnesses; physical handicaps and limitations; alleviation of anxiety, depression, sleep and other mood-related disorders. The psychologists also provide psychoeducation, advice and support for the patient's family members.


Clinical Health Psychology Centre

5/F, Li Shu Fong Building
5  A Kung Ngam Village Road, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Tel (852) 2917 1153
Fax (852) 2892 7404
Email psychology@hksh-emc.com

Service Hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays




Dietetics

Dietetics



Dietetic services are available for patients during treatment in order to ensure that their nutritional status and/or symptoms are monitored, maintained or improved wherever possible. Our Registered Dietitians will assess the nutritional needs and recommend appropriate nutritional treatment for referred patients. Dietitians will evaluate and monitor dietetic intervention to help ensure a positive effect on patients nutritional status, aid the recovery process, control symptoms and improve wellbeing.


Department of Dietetics
5/F, Li Shu Fong Building
5  A Kung Ngam Village Road, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Tel (852) 2917 1150
Fax (852) 2892 7404
Email dietitian@hksh-emc.com




HKSH Diagnostics Centre
(Island East)

HKSH Diagnostics Centre (Island East)


Diagnostic Imaging Services
With cutting-edge equipment and facilities, the Department of Diagnostic & Interventional Radiology and the Department of Nuclear Medicine & Positron Emission Tomography support advanced, comprehensive and reliable imaging services, including routine X-ray examinations, ultrasound examinations, computed tomography scan, magnetic resonance imaging, mammography, bone densitometry, image-guided interventional radiology and positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) scan.

For more information about out advanced imaging equipment, please click here.

Pathology Services
The Centre provides comprehensive, advanced and state-of-the-art clinical and molecular pathology services, ranging from blood tests for organ functions (e.g. liver, heart, thyroid, bones, etc.), rapid response testing for infectious diseases, to modern diagnostics in cancer genetics and predictive biomarkers.

Contact Us
Department of Diagnostic & Interventional Radiology
7/F, Li Shu Fong Building
5  A Kung Ngam Village Road, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Tel (852) 2917 1270
Fax (852) 2892 7407
Email radiology@hksh-emc.com


Clinical Pathology Division
7/F, Li Shu Fong Building
5  A Kung Ngam Village Road, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Tel (852) 2917 1280
Fax (852) 2892 7408
Email Lab@hksh-emc.com


Department of Nuclear Medicine & Positron Emission Tomography
3/F, Li Shu Fong Building
5  A Kung Ngam Village Road, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Tel (852) 2917 1110
Fax (852) 2892 7405
Email petnm@hksh-emc.com





Our Facilities

Our Facilities


Coffee Lounge
Located on 2/F, Li Shu Fong Building, the Coffee Lounge offers a relaxing and quiet corner for light snacks and a cup of coffee.

Service Hours
Monday to Saturday
9:00am - 4:30pm
Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays

Payment Methods
Cash, Visa/Master Card, Alipay, WeChat

Tuck Shop
Now opened on 2/F, Li Shu Fong Building, the tuck shop provides wide-ranging medical products and the "HKSH Health Books", a collection of books on health-related issues authored by our doctors and medical specialists.

Service Hours
Monday to Saturday
9:00am - 5:00pm
Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays

Payment Methods
Cash, Visa/Master Card, Alipay, WeChat

Waiting Area
Overlooking the Island Eastern Corridor, the spacious waiting area on 2/F, Li Shu Fong Building allows patients and their relatives to relax and enjoy the harbour view with good comfort.