Hospitals and sanatoriums
A university hospital provides specialised, referral-level outpatient and inpatient care, is licensed to teach, introduces research-based new technologies and gives professional and methodological support to other health institutions — a combined centre of care, teaching and research. The MNUMS hospital system is coordinated by the Department for University Hospital Development.
Mongolia-Japan Hospital
Fully transferred to MNUMS by Government Resolution No. 64 of 9 February 2022; ISO 9001:2015 certified, with a patient support office run on Japanese management principles.
Specialised centres and services
- Arthroscopic surgery
- Surgery for all types of tumours
- Robot-assisted knee replacement
- Rehabilitation medicine centre
- Epilepsy centre
- Rheumatology centre
- Haemophilia centre
Contact: 7700 2528 · mjhospital.mn ↗ · Баянзүрх дүүрэг, 12-р хороо, Ботаникийн цэцэрлэгт хүрээлэн · 08:20–16:20
MNUMS Central Hospital
The university hospital system began on 25 May 2007 with the Erkhes consultative clinic of the School of Medicine in the main building's extension. It became Erkhes Hospital in 2008 and, by Ministry of Health Order No. 233 of 2012, the nationally licensed University General Hospital. Since 2020 it has worked as the MNUMS Central Hospital in its own seven-storey building in the 11th khoroo, Bayangol District. Care is provided by the university's scientists, professors and physicians.
Centres
- Diabetes Center (serving the whole country)
- Newborn Screening and Diagnostic Center (opened in 2023 with UNICEF support)
- Rehabilitation Medicine Center
- Health Promotion Center
- Student Health Center
Services
- Integrated internal-medicine ward: internal medicine, gynaecology, paediatrics, neurology, traditional medicine, rehabilitation
- Specialist outpatient clinics
- Gastroscopy and colonoscopy, imaging, clinical laboratory
- Preventive and early-detection check-ups
Contact: 7012 0091, 9666 5711 · hospital@mnums.edu.mn · Facebook ↗ · Баянгол дүүрэг, 11-р хороо, 4-р хороолол
Central Hospital of Mongolian Medicine
Evidence-based diagnosis, treatment and prevention of common diseases that combines Western and Eastern medicine and is tailored to each person's constitution, with national referral and advice on hard-to-treat conditions through traditional medicine. It began in 2014 as the traditional-medicine clinic of the General Hospital, became the Mongolian Medicine Clinic in 2016 and the Central Hospital of Mongolian Medicine in 2021. Outpatient, sports-injury and two traditional-medicine departments; 100 beds.
Services
- Outpatient consultations in traditional medicine and sports injuries
- Inpatient care
- Mongolian herbal medicine
- Acupuncture, moxibustion, manual therapy
- Bloodletting, compresses, mud and mineral-water therapy
- Yoga and rehabilitation
Hours
Outpatients: Monday–Friday 08:20–16:20; book in person at registration. Planned admissions: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 08:20–11:00.
Central Dental Hospital
The hospital grew out of a fully equipped dental clinic built under the Finnish-funded Oral Health project (1997–2000) and handed to the School of Dentistry. From 2007 it added implants, prosthodontics, orthodontics, aesthetic surgery, dental care for people with disabilities, speech therapy for children with cleft lip and palate, and dental imaging, becoming the Dental and Maxillofacial Hospital in 2011. It moved into its own six-storey building in 2017 and became the independent Central Dental Hospital in 2021.
Departments
- Operative dentistry
- Prosthodontics
- Paediatric and preventive dentistry
- Periodontics and endodontics
- Oral and maxillofacial surgery
- Orthodontics
- Dental technology and laboratory
Contact: 7500 3200 · mnumscdh@mnums.edu.mn · cdh.mnums.edu.mn ↗
Clinical Molecular Diagnostic Center
Opened on 1 April 2021, the centre meets biosafety level 2 requirements and uses internationally certified equipment. It was the first in Mongolia to offer multiplex PCR panels of up to 43 targets for pathogens, opportunistic organisms and the normal microbiota, detecting disease earlier than other methods, usually with results within 24 hours. It takes part in external quality assessment by WHO, OneWorld Accuracy (Canada) and the National Center for Communicable Diseases.
Tests
- Multidrug-resistant organisms: 25 common bacteria and 14 resistance genes
- Fungi: 14 species incl. Candida, Malassezia and C. auris
- H. pylori with clarithromycin resistance
- Sexually transmitted infections: 7 pathogens
- Microbiome: vaginal (16), male urogenital (22) and gut (43 targets)
- Viruses: SARS-CoV-2, influenza A/B, RSV; HSV-1/2, CMV, VZV, EBV; HPV genotyping (27 types); HBV DNA, HCV RNA and HDV RNA viral load
- Other: group A and B streptococcus, C. pneumoniae, M. pneumoniae, HLA-B27
Ask the centre for the full, current list of tests.
Contact: 8609 2626, 8609 3636 · cmdc@mnums.edu.mn · С.Зоригийн гудамж, АШУҮИС-ийн байр · Даваа–Баасан 08:00–18:00, Бямба 09:00–14:00
Erkhes Sanatorium
In operation since 2008 on a 3-hectare site in a scenic valley of Sukhbaatar District, Ulaanbaatar. It takes 50 guests per stay, is covered by health insurance, offers discounts to older people, is licensed for traditional medicine and rehabilitation and has been accredited three times.
Treatments
- Mongolian herbal medicine
- Manual therapy
- Acupuncture and moxibustion
- Bloodletting and lancing
- Cupping, enema and compress therapy
- Wraps and soaks
- Yoga and meditation
- Physiotherapy
- Dairy and mare's-milk therapy
Contact: 9971 7236, 9477 0821, 8014 0918 · ismm@mnums.edu.mn · Sukhbaatar District, Ulaanbaatar
Bayanchandmani Sanatorium
A summer sanatorium at Khodoodyn Am, Bayanchandmani soum, Töv Province. It receives up to 25 guests per stay; physicians, nurses and physiotherapists provide traditional treatment and rehabilitation suited to each guest's diagnosis and constitution, with five meals a day planned by a clinical dietitian. Accredited and covered by health insurance.
Treatments
- Mongolian herbal medicine
- Acupuncture and moxibustion
- Manual therapy and honey massage
- Cupping, enema, bloodletting and compress therapy
- Physiotherapy and movement therapy
- Therapeutic diet
Hours
Each year from 2 June to 30 August.
Contact: 7755 7742, 8019 1947 · Khodoodyn Am, Bayanchandmani soum, Töv Province
Teaching and development
Interns and residents train in the outpatient clinics, laboratories and wards of the university hospitals. Each year the university also contracts national referral, general, district and private hospitals and maternity homes, where undergraduate placements and residency rotations take place.
A €7.5 million Austrian concessional loan (Government Resolution No. 271 of 2021) re-equipped the Central Hospital, the Central Hospital of Mongolian Medicine and the Central Dental Hospital, including Mongolia's first digital prosthodontic and orthodontic laboratories.