Hong Kong unveils its first dedicated psychiatric facility for under-18s
Kwai Chung Hospital, Hong Kong's main psychiatric facility, has opened the city's first dedicated psychiatric unit for patients under 18. This new facility is part of a broader redevelopment project that has significantly expanded the hospital's size and capacity.

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AI-generatedKwai Chung Hospital, Hong Kong's main psychiatric facility, has opened the city's first dedicated psychiatric unit for patients under 18. This new facility is part of a broader redevelopment project that has significantly expanded the hospital's size and capacity. The redevelopment increased the construction floor area to 134,000 square metres, allowing for a total of 1,000 beds for psychiatric patients. The project also included the relocation of specialist outpatient clinics, day hospital facilities, and inpatient services to new buildings. These upgrades aim to improve service quality and promote patient recovery.
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4 extractedThe redevelopment involved the reallocation of specialist outpatient clinics, day hospital facilities, and inpatient services to new blocks.
The facility ensures it can provide 1,000 beds for psychiatric patients.
The redevelopment of Kwai Chung Hospital has increased the total construction floor area from 80,000 to 134,000 square metres.
Hong Kong's main psychiatric hospital has unveiled the city’s first facility exclusively dedicated to child and adolescent patients.