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Ms. Kirsty Barden, Office Manager
SEIMC welcomes Ms. Kirsty Barden as our new clinic Office Manager. Kirsty will oversee all aspects of the front office and be available to assist patients with any questions and concerns.
Kirsty originates from Adelaide, Australia. She obtained a diploma in retail management and prior to leaving Australia, she worked in Adelaide as a retail manager in a leading department store. Kirsty has been living in China with her husband since January 2004, teaching English at the Guilin Teachers College. |
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July 2 (Sun) |
On-site medical provider at AmCham Independence Day event at Cypress Hotel |
July 4 (Tue) |
Dr. Donald Greig, Specialist in Surgery, will visit from Hong Kong to consult |
July 6 (Thu) |
Last day to drop off clothes and toys for Qinghai Clothes Collection |
July 15 (Sat) |
Dr. Dan Hooley, Specialist in Orthopedics, will visit from Hong Kong to consult |
July 25 (Tue) |
Dr. Donald Greig, Specialist in Surgery, will visit from Hong Kong for consult |
If you wish to make an appointment with Dr. Greig or Dr. Hooley, please contact Ms. Kirsty Barden at (86 21) 5879-9999. |
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New Traditional Chinese Medicine Department!
Our new TCM department is now open to provide traditional treatments for a variety of conditions. Dr. Eva Zhang, who is already well known throughout the international community, is our Consulting Doctor in TCM. She joins our two Australian trained OMD practitioners, Jodie Casson and Mark Wu. Treatments include acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, tui na massage and more.
For an appointment, please contact our Complementary Medicine department at (86 21) 5879-9999 x2900. |
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Direct Billing to GMC Services Available
As part of our continued expansion, we now offer direct billing to clients of GMC Services and welcome all GMC members to our medical center.
Please note that GMC Services requires that members log in to their online accounts and print a claim form prior to any out-patient visit. Be sure to read and understand the terms and conditions in your policy. | |
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Ultimate Frisbee On-Site Medical Provider
Shanghai East International Medical Center was the official medical provider for the Ultimate Frisbee Tournament this June in Jinqiao.
Our physiotherapist and chiropractors, assisted by Dr. Dan Hooley, our orthopedic surgeon, were all on-site for both days of the event. Players from all over China and the Asia-Pacific region participated in the tournament.
Congratulations to all the teams on a very succesful event! | |
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Seasons Villas Children's Day Festival
On Sunday, June 4, Shanghai East International Medical Center participated in the Seasons Villas Children's Day festivities.
Balloons and gifts were handed out to both children and parents. Although the day started with rain, the weather improved quickly and a fun afternoon was enjoyed by everyone! | |
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Doctors On-Site 24-Hours
Whether it's 11 am or 11 pm, we always have a doctor on-site to care for you and your family.
Please remember to give us a call any time at (86 21) 5879-9999 to let us know you're coming. Note that after-hours charges apply when seeing the doctor outside regular hours. | |
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Qinghai Clothes Collection Reminder
Shanghai East International Medical Center is pleased to once again support the Qinghai Clothes Collection as an official drop-off point in Pudong. Twice annually, the British Chamber of Commerce, British Consulate and Brits Abroad sponsor the collection of clothing and toys for distribution to Tibetan minority families in Qinghai province.
New and used clothes and toys in good working order can be dropped off at our clinic during the following times:
Date: May 22 (Mon) - July 6 (Thu)
Time: 9am - 8pm (Mon - Fri), 9am - 6pm (Sat & Sun)
If you require further information, please contact Ms. Elizabeth Grey by phone at 13918409602 or email elizabeth.grey@seimc.com.cn | |
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Summer Safety Tips |
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SPF 15+ Sunscreen should be applied 15 minutes before you go out into the sun or play sports, and reapplied every 2-4 hours. This helps to minimize excess exposure to UV rays which can cause skin cancer. |
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Avoid playing outdoor sports, including swimming, between 11am and 2pm.
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Wear sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat. This helps protect the eyes against over-exposure to UV rays which is associated with development of cataracts (clouding of the lens in the eye that affects vision).
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Drink plenty of water. You should drink 300-500ml of water every hour if you play sports under intense heat.
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Stay away from sewage, swamps and marshlands. This minimizes the chance of being bitten by mosquitoes, which carry of a range of diseases.
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Don't eat food that has been exposed to heat or open air for too long. Diarrhea and other digestive disorders occur frequently in summer due to poor eating hygiene.
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Tips provided by Mark Wu
Physiotherapist (University of Sydney)
Acupuncturist & Herbalist (University of Western Sydney)
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| Our Address |
551 South Pudong Road |
Shanghai 200120 China |
(86 21) 5879-9999 |
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