Which one, Jinjiang Anhai Hospital or Jinjiang City Hospital, has better benefits and development prospects?

These two hospitals are currently the best hospitals in Jinjiang. I’m not sure about the treatment. The prospect is definitely the hospital in the Aiguo Building market. First come first come those close to the water. In terms of funding policy and human resources, it will definitely be tilted towards Aiguo Building. Yes, the Aiguo Property Market Hospital is planning to move to the junction of Century Avenue and Jinguang Road in a few years. The foundation has been laid and construction is already underway; Anhai Hospital has not yet heard of any news of expansion. If the two hospitals charge fees, Anhai Hospital is ruthless and ruthless. In the summer of 2009, one of my apprentices had an abscess on his leg. An old man in his sixties saw it in the surgery department on the second floor. The old man called me his apprentice. He pushed up his trousers, and he sat at his desk without even moving. He looked at the abscess from a distance and then wrote the bill. He said that he had to pay more than 1,900 to pick up the medicine and hang the bottle. My little apprentice was startled and immediately ran away. He ran outside and bought two pieces of small abscess-extracting ointment from a Southeast Medical chain drug store. It cost three yuan to apply it on. After three days, the pus would flow out and he would be cured. Later, when I inquired about it, I found out that some departments in Anhai Hospital are contracted. It’s so damn shameful! The Aiguo Building Hospital is relatively regular. I traveled to Zhejiang for a month at the end of 2009 and came back to Jinjiang and caught a cold. It was the peak period of the swine flu epidemic at that time. I was a little worried, so I went to the deputy director of the Internal Medicine Department on the second floor of the Aiguo Building Emergency Clinic to get a blood test. It only costs a little over 100 to get the medicine.