National University Health System

National University Health System (NUHS) is a leading academic health system in Singapore, comprising three acute hospitals, two community hospitals, three national centres, seven polyclinics, three family medicine clinics, and three health science institutions. Established in 2008, NUHS is dedicated to shaping medicine and transforming care. With a strong network of talents and resources, NUHS delivers patient-centered care aimed at improving health across all levels, from primary to complex care. The system collaborates closely with community partners to provide "Incredible Care and Health, Together." NUHS members include National University Hospital, Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, Alexandra Hospital, Jurong Community Hospital, Jurong Medical Centre, National University Polyclinics, National University Cancer Institute, National University Heart Centre, National University Centre for Oral Health, NUHS Diagnostics, NUHS Pharmacy, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS Faculty of Dentistry, and NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health. NUHS operates within the education and healthcare industries, positioning itself at the intersection of academia and healthcare delivery. The organization's comprehensive ecosystem, driven by research and education, is inspired by its patients and the community it serves. While NUHS's headquarter information and recent investment details are not available, the system's commitment to patient-centric care and its extensive network within the Singaporean healthcare landscape makes it an intriguing prospect for potential investors. As NUHS continues to drive transformation in healthcare, it presents an opportunity for venture capitalists seeking involvement in the advancement of academic healthcare systems.