Ping An Opens Its First Self-Operated Rehabilitation Hospital in Shenzhen

Published: 14 Nov 2025

Author: Precedence Research

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With the opening of its first independently run rehabilitation facility in Shenzhen, Ping An Insurance Company of China has made significant progress in the healthcare delivery sector. The recently established Shenzhen Beiji Rehabilitation Hospital is part of PKU Healthcare Group, a healthcare division that Ping'an purchased in 2022. With this launch, the business hopes to improve its standing in the greater Bay Area's healthcare system and to provide specialized services to a rapidly expanding population seeking top-notch rehabilitation care. The hospital's capacity to accommodate up to 100000 patients annually demonstrates its goal of becoming a regional hub for cutting-edge rehabilitation services.

End-to-end rehabilitation services for neurology, orthopedics, pediatrics, geriatrics, spinal cord injuries, and pain management are available at the facility. Its deep integration of smart technologies is what makes it unique. Highly customized rehabilitation treatment plans are supported by technologies like exoskeleton robots and advanced 3D posture and gait analysis systems. Ping An emphasizes that these innovations are intended to improve accessibility, speed, and accuracy of recovery. This emphasis aligns with the company's overarching goal of improving the rehabilitation process by integrating intelligent technology with medical knowledge.

The launch is in line with both Ping An's health and senior care agenda and China's Healthy China national strategy, according to Michael Gua, co-CEO of Ping An Group. A key component of the business strategy with blends insurance and rehabilitation senior care is the hospital. With the help of PKU Healthcare medical network and experience, Ping An hopes to develop not just a hospital but an entire ecosystem that enhances health outcomes and meets the changing needs of the area's aging population.

Additionally, Ping An's financial and insurance resources are directly linked to the new hospital. The direct payment service offered by Ping An health insurance simplifies billing, reducing administrative burdens and increasing patient convenience. Additionally, the hospital is getting ready to support clients from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and other countries by integrating with national and international medical insurance payment platforms. A seamless transition of care from hospital to community to home is made possible by the facility connecting to the Ping An Zhen Yi Nian senior care experience center. For patients undergoing rehabilitation or requiring in-home senior care, this scene integration ensures long-term support.

Ping An’s move comes as healthcare costs are rising across Asia. Reports show double-digit medical cost inflation, and consumers increasingly view healthcare expenses as a major financial burden. Against this backdrop, Ping An’s entry into self-operated rehabilitation represents a strategic effort to blend affordability, technology, and high-quality care, positioning the company as both an insurer and a healthcare provider for the future.