Infertile couples; 2. Fertility preservation for single men and women & children
Hsinchu Municipal MacKay Children's Hospital is the first children's hospital in Taiwan to be independently built with the city government under a BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer) model, achieving Silver-level green building and smart building certifications. It is also the only children's hospital in Greater Hsinchu area. It provides high-quality and convenient medical care to the public through medical center-level medical equipment, medical research, and clinical education. It emphasizes localized healthcare, develops community services, and focuses on caring for vulnerable groups. Completed in 2020 and officially opened in 2022, the hospital adheres to its mission of providing various medical services, medical research, education, and missionary work, and has introduced all necessary medical services and facilities.
Our hospital continues to advance professional medical services by integrating comprehensive maternal and child healthcare. Hsinchu Mackay Children’s Hospital provides a seamless continuum of care from preconception, prenatal assessment, and childbirth to neonatal care. Specialized services include a Reproductive Medicine Center and a High-Risk Pregnancy Assessment Center, offering personalized prenatal and postnatal care, genetic testing, and amniocentesis. With a multidisciplinary medical team and comfortable facilities, we are committed to safeguarding the health and safety of mothers and newborns
In 2023, 532 assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment cycles were performed, ranking 28th among 100 reproductive centers in Taiwan.
In 2023, a total of 1,717 women gave birth.
In 2024, the general ward bed occupancy rate was approximately 64.14%.
In 2024, the average length of stay was 4.09 days for general wards, 13.60 days for intensive care units, 3.24 days for infant beds, and 6.57 days for pediatric inpatient beds.
In 2024, the hospital provided 10,552 inpatient services, 220,499 outpatient services, and 46,861 emergency services.
Live birth rate per embryo transfer for women under 36 years old with single embryo transfer: 51%.
Average number of embryos transferred in women under 36 years old: 1.09.
Live birth rate per embryo transfer was 45% for women aged 36–40 years, and 32% for women aged 40–45 years.
Since 2023, the hospital has completed 678 treatment cycles, with an OHSS incidence rate of only 1.6%.
Among the reported cases, 0.6% were mild and 1.0% were moderate, with no severe cases identified.
All cases were discharged for same-day observation and recovered without any hospitalization.
Patients expressed gratitude to attending physicians and the reproductive team, highlighting the value of one-stop integrated care.
Patient feedback emphasized patient-centered services that prioritize emotional support and communication.
High medical quality and strong physician–patient relationships were maintained during high-stress infertility treatments.
The integrated care model enhanced treatment confidence and overall patient satisfaction.
Published 22 international journal articles from 2022 to 2025, covering key topics in assisted reproduction.
Conducted research on low-level AMH sensing technology, OHSS risk stratification, and preterm birth prediction.
Integrated institutional databases with AI-assisted diagnostics to develop reproductive decision-making models.
Applied research outcomes to infertility treatment planning and clinical care for high-risk pregnant women.
Our Reproductive Medicine Center integrates obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, neonatology, emergency medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine outpatient services to create a comprehensive "one-stop" care model for women and children, providing seamless integrated services from infertility treatment, pregnancy journey, delivery, to postpartum care.
This holistic care model showcases interdisciplinary integration and innovation, fulfilling the functions of a regional responsible hospital, providing high-quality, safe, and continuous reproductive and perinatal care for women and children in the Hsinchu-Miaoli area.
