Lam Dong Seeks Investment in High-Quality Healthcare
On October 9, Dinh Van Tuan, Member of the Lam Dong Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee, chaired a meeting to discuss measures to attract investment from non-state-budget sources into healthcare. The initiative aims to develop high-quality medical examination and treatment services to meet people's healthcare needs.
According to a report presented at the meeting, Lam Dong currently has nine healthcare investment projects, with total registered investment capital of approximately VND 2.017 trillion.
Of these, five projects are operational, while four are under development. The projects have helped diversify healthcare services and expand public access to medical examination and treatment.
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Notably, the province is promoting three high-quality hospital projects: the Da Lat High-Quality Cardiovascular and Stroke Hospital; a high-quality general hospital in Duc Trong Commune; and a high-quality hospital in Ward 1 Bao Loc.
According to the Department of Finance, all three projects are consistent with the approved Lam Dong provincial plan and meet the planning requirements for proceeding with bidding to select investors in accordance with regulations.
Some projects under implementation continue to face procedural and planning obstacles. The Xuyen A–Gia Nghia Hospital project cannot proceed because no detailed zoning plan has been established for the project area. Meanwhile, the proposed high-quality general hospital in Duc Trong Commune is undergoing a review, with its investment scale, construction components and medical waste treatment plan being finalized.
Removing obstacles related to planning, land and investment procedures is considered essential to accelerating project implementation, mobilizing social resources for healthcare infrastructure development and improving the quality of medical examination and treatment services across the province.
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Removing Obstacles to Advance Hospital Projects
In his concluding remarks, Vice Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Dinh Van Tuan emphasized that attracting investment from non-state-budget sources into healthcare is necessary to improve the quality of medical examination and treatment services and meet people's healthcare needs.
Dinh Van Tuan asked the Department of Finance to urgently appraise the relevant matters and make recommendations to the provincial People's Committee for consideration and resolution in accordance with regulations.
Relevant departments, agencies, units and local authorities were instructed to accelerate their work, maximize coordination and proactively review project dossiers in full. They must work together to resolve difficulties and obstacles in a timely manner, creating favorable conditions for projects to meet established requirements and deadlines.
Implementation must be rigorous and comply with regulations, helping sustain investor interest and create favorable conditions for their participation in the projects.
Dinh Van Tuan, Vice Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee