November, 2009
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – The ChinaCare Group and the Loma Global Trading Group announced today the signing of a consulting agreement for the development of the 1,000-bed Vietnam American International Hospital and Training Center to be located in a suburb of Ho Chi Minh City. The ChinaCare Group will serve as master consultant for the project which is scheduled to begin construction in 2010.

October, 2009
Beijing – David Wood, President and Senior Partner, announced the signing of an exclusive development agreement with a group of American investors to develop a chain of outpatient medical clinics in China. The ChinaCare Group will provide key development services as well as assist in the operations of the enterprise. Focused on providing an environment for independent primary care, the clinics will feature international standards of care and service at affordable rates.

May, 2009
Beijing – The ChinaCare Group’s President and Senior Partner David Wood was quoted in a May 6, 2009 USA Today article on the changes associated with the recent healthcare reform proposals from the Chinese government.  For more details on the article, see More.

May, 2009
Vienna – The Austrian Trade Organization has invited David Wood, President and Senior Partner of the ChinaCare Group, to speak at conferences to be held later this month in Linz and Vienna.  Mr. Wood’s subject will be Differences between Chinese Hospitals and the International Model. 

March, 2009
New York – Dr. David Roye, President and Chief Executive Officer of International Healthcare Leadership, an executive level training program for Chinese healthcare leaders, has announced that the ChinaCare Group’s President and Senior Partner, David Wood, has accepted an appointment to the Board of Directors of the organization. In this role, Mr. Wood will advise IHL in its efforts to design and implement educational programs in healthcare management.

January, 2009
Beijing – The ChinaCare Group’s white paper Emerging Trends in Chinese Healthcare: The Impact of a Rising Middle Class has been accepted for publication in the December, 2008 issue of the Journal of the International Hospital Federation. More

January, 2009
Beijing – Partners Harvard Medical International (PHMI) has appointed the ChinaCare Group’s Senior Partner, David Wood, to the PHMI China Advisory Committee. In this capacity, Mr. Wood will provide advice and consultation to facilitate PHMI’s activities in China.

November, 2008
Shanghai-David Wood, President and Senior Partner, will be a speaker at the Second German-Chinese Symposium on Hospital Management to be held November 7 and 8 in Shanghai. Mr. Wood will be speaking on the subject: What are the Major Differences Between Chinese and International Hospitals?

November, 2008
Shanghai, the Second German-Chinese Symposium on Hospital Management will be held November 7 and 8 in Shanghai. More

September 2008
Beijing – The Fall 2008 ChinaCare Group Forum will present ChinaCare's findings report on Emerging Trends in Chinese Healthcare - The Impact of A Rising Middle Class. The forum will take place at the Hilton Hotel on November 19, 2008. The full report will be available in October 2008. For an introduction and summary, Click here.

September,2008
Beijing - A briefing on the recent healthcare reform draft release is posted in the newest edition of CCG Client Bulletin. More

May, 2008
Beijing – Joyce Chang, Consultant of the ChinaCare Group, presented a case study on the internationalization of Chinese hospitals at the Guanghua School of Management, Peking University. More

March, 2008
Beijing – President David Wood announced the appointment of a new partner to the firm. Xiaofeng Jia, MD, MBA has been appointed as Associate Partner. More

February, 2008
Beijing – President David Wood announced the signing of a management contract with the Bayley & Jackson Medical Center in Beijing. Joyce Chang will serve as Clinic Director and lead a three-person management team at the facility. More

January, 2008
Beijing – The ChinaCare Group announced today its intentions to develop a three-hospital network devoted to women’s and children’s care in China. The international-standard facilities would be focused on middle-class Chinese consumers. Negotiations are underway to acquire the first facility in Beijing which is scheduled for opening in the first quarter of 2009. More

January, 2008
Beijing – President David Wood was a speaker at the American Chamber of Commerce Forum on Entrepreneurship in China held in Beijing.