Matilda International Hospital Information
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In 1858, Granville Sharp and his wife Matilda Lincolne came to Hong Kong to start a new life. Granville worked on business development while Matilda help the needy and disadvantaged in the society.

In 19th century these couple passed away. According to Granville's will, he wanted to build a hospital to highlight the selfless spirit of his wife. The Hospital was finally situated and developed on Mount Kellett, The Peak and start taking patients in 1907. It was a 2-stories building with 4 different size wards, a small operating room, anesthesia room, pharmacy and around 20 beds. Mainly serve the European who living in the Peak District. After several expansion in 1920, they have Granville House.

In 1940, the hospital was changed to the military hospital and and suffered severe damage during World War II. In 1951, the hospital reopened and provided service to people with different nationalities. the new wing of the operating room was also equipped with the latest equipment. Hospital also started charge for service and became a famous hospital hospital in HK. Similar to luxury hotel design, hospital wards divided into private, double and standard suites. In addition to general medical equipment, NOW Broadband TV, free Wi-fi and phone service. Private room even has a balcony, DVD Players and CD player etc.

Matilda International Hospital has over a century of history. Hospital building was completed in 1906 and graded as Grade I historic buildings in 1992 and Grade II in 2009. Some buildings were even graded as Grade III in 2010.