The Hong Kong Buddhist Association

The Hong Kong Buddhist Association is a prominent non-profit organization that serves as a major provider of healthcare, education, and social services in Hong Kong. Founded in 1945, the association operates the Hong Kong Buddhist Hospital in Lok Fu, which provides a range of secondary care services including internal medicine, palliative care, and rehabilitation. In addition to the hospital, the organization manages several Chinese medicine clinics and Western medical centers, emphasizing a holistic approach to health. Their healthcare initiatives are integrated with extensive community services, including elderly care homes and youth centers. As a key stakeholder in the Hong Kong healthcare landscape, the association collaborates closely with the Hospital Authority to deliver public medical services.