HEALTH● LOWJul 3 · Jul 3, 2026, 9:04 AM
Hong Kong moves antenatal care to public hospitals in reform push
South China Morning Post
Expectant mothers in Hong Kong requiring government antenatal services will only need to visit public hospitals, rather than maternal and child health centres, under a change taking effect on Monday. Health authorities announced on Friday that antenatal services currently provided by maternal and child health centres, managed by the Department of Health, will be transferred to public hospitals under the Hospital Authority. “After the service integration, the obstetrics department of the Hospital...
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