On July 13, China's National Health Commission released data showing the 2020 myopia rate among Chinese children and adolescents reached 52.7%, exceeding half the population and marking a 2.5 percentage point increase from 2019. The problem of early-onset myopia remains prominent, making comprehensive youth myopia prevention an urgent priority.
Recently, TreeENT Health officially acquired two Hangzhou clinics from Aikai Ophthalmology. This move signals TreeENT Health's commitment to deeper professional exploration and medical services in ophthalmology, while providing Hangzhou residents and children with more specialized and convenient quality healthcare services.
This expansion represents TreeENT Health's continued growth in service coverage and ophthalmology specialization. With 501 Plaza as the central clinic, the network now extends to Xixi and Binjiang districts, forming a coordinated "one city, three clinics" model while reducing patient volume pressure at the main location.
The expansion from the original 501 Plaza location to Xixi and Binjiang districts provides patients with greater accessibility and more specialist options. Rather than traveling across Hangzhou, patients can now choose the nearest TreeENT Health branch for convenient access to high-quality, comprehensive ENT and ophthalmology services close to home.
The two new TreeENT Health branches provide complete routine examinations and diagnostic services, while offering surgical appointments and preoperative assessments at the central clinic, realizing cross-regional coordination under the "one city, three clinics" model. Building on the existing strengths of both ophthalmology clinics, TreeENT Health will integrate ENT services to enhance ophthalmic capabilities while advancing comprehensive eye-ear-nose-throat care. Through phased service upgrades based on patient needs, we will continue safeguarding public health.
