- General Wards:
General wards include services such as general care, cardiac ultrasound, abdominal ultrasound, and hearing screening equipment.
- Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU):
Pediatric intensive care unit includes pediatric warming tables, pediatric intensive care monitors, incubators for premature infants, transport incubators, nitric oxide respirator, high-frequency ventilator, pediatric ventilator, transcutaneous oxygen monitor, blood gas analyzer, portable X-ray machine, low-temperature therapy cooling device, brain function monitor, and ICU-specific ultrasound. All services are in line with the standards of the medical center.
- Parenting Classroom:
Many outstanding teams from Chi Mei Medical Center collaborate across departments to assist in promoting the parenting classroom. This provides expectant fathers and mothers with a good channel to understand important topics related to prenatal care, newborn screening, vaccination, and other aspects closely related to babies. Through proper preparation, they can welcome the arrival of new life with joy.
- Medical Care in Remote Areas:
Supporting the Integrated Delivery System (IDS) project for mountainous medical care in Wutai Township, Pingtung County; IDS projects in indigenous areas for the years 2016-2018 and 2019-2021, including Wutai Township, Sandimen Township, and Majia Township. Supported departments include Pediatrics, Cardiology, Dermatology, Endocrinology, Rheumatology and Immunology, Orthopedics, and Rehabilitation Medicine, totaling seven departments. Our physicians regularly visit health centers in Pingtung Changzhi Township to support mountain medical care.
- Premature Infants Returning Home:
November 17th is World Prematurity Day, and every November, the Pediatric Department and Nursing Department of Chi Mei Hospital jointly organize the "Premature Infants Returning Home" event. This provides premature infant parents with opportunities for experience exchange and information sharing. During the event, parents listen to each other's experiences in caring for premature infants, while attending physicians, nurses, dietitians, psychologists, and rehabilitation therapists provide professional medical advice. Together, they accompany and protect every premature infant as they embark on life's journey.
- Home Visits for Premature and High-Risk Newborns:
Planned and arranged by Nurse Hui-ju Chen from the Sick baby nursery, nurses and doctors from the Neonatology Department of Chi Mei Hospital visit the homes of premature and high-risk newborns recently discharged from the hospital. They conduct home visits to assess nutrition and feeding status, physical examinations, home care, assessment of equipment and tube use, execution of home nursing techniques, and health education. This extends professional care for premature and newborn infants to every family in need.