Listed according to the date of establishment.
Councils and Assembles
| Permanent Panels | ||
| Sanitary Board | 1883/4/18-1936 | to make sanitary by-laws and to consider other matters relating to public health and sanitation; replaced by Urban Council |
| Medical Board | 1884/4/5- | to consider applications for the registration of medical or surgical practitioners |
| Board of Examiners - Sanitary Council, Hong Kong Branch | 1903- | to conduct examinations of sanitary officers |
| Midwives Board | 1910/9/2- | to conduct examinations and consider applications for the registration of midwives |
| Dental Board | 1914/8/1- | to consider applications for the registration od dental practitioners |
| Medical Advisory Board to the Governor | ||
| Nursing Board | 1931- | to conduct examinations and consider applications for the registration of nurses |
| Tung Wah Hospitals Medical Committee | 1938/12/6- | to act as the executive authority in all matters relating to the medical administration of the hospitals[1] |
| Ad Hoc Committees | ||
| Nutrition Research Committee | 1939/1/9- | to inquire into the question of nutrition in Hong Kong[2] |
[1] The members (inaugural) were: ex-officio: Peter Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke (Chairman), Visiting Medical Officer of Chinese Hospitals and Dispensaries, Medical Superintendent of Tung Wah Hospital, Medical Superintendent of Kwong Wah Hospital, Medical Superintendent of Tung Wah East Hospital; Governor appointees: Li Shu-fan 李樹芬, Lee Iu-cheung 李耀祥 (industrialist, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Tung Wah Hospitals), Lam Ming-fan 林銘勳 (co-founder of Kowloon Motor Bus), Chow Yat-kwong 周日光 (son of Shouson Chow 周壽臣).
[2] The members were: Peter Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke (Chairman), Geoffrey Alton Craig Herklots, Li Tsoo-yiu 李祖佑, Nicol Campbell Macleod, Lindsay Tasman Ride, Tseung Fat-im 蔣法賢, Kenneth Harrison Uttley, Paul Biddulph Wilkinson; non-medical members: Alasdair Duncan Atholl MacGregor (Chief Justice), Frank H. Loseby (lawyer and author), Fred Flippance (Superintendent of the Botanical and Forestry Department),
Societies
| British Medical Association Hong Kong and China Branch | 1890/11/15 | recognized by Council of The British Medical Association 1891/1/14 |
| National Medical Association (of China) 中華醫學會, Hong Kong Branch | 1915- | |
| Hong Kong Chinese Medical Association 中華醫學會 | 1920- | |
| Hong Kong Nurses and Midwives Association 香港護士及助產士會 | 1940-1964 | nurse members split from the Association and formed a new society named Nurse Associates in 1964; renamed Hong Kong Midwives Association 1969 |
Schools
| Hong Kong College of Medicine for Chinese | 1887-1912 | admitted a total of 128 students; granted 51 LMSH, first: 1892 Sun Yat-sen 孫中山; Kong Ying-wah 江英華, last: 1915 Alfred Stanley Tuxford |
| University of Hong Kong | 1912-present |
Military Hospitals
| Naval and Military Hospital | 1841/1- 1841/7 | destroyed by typhoon |
| HMS Minden | 1843/6/7- 1844/6/ | first hospital ship; RN's military stationary ship for the China and India Station 1844/6; store ship 1848/12/20; sold for scrapping 1861/8 |
| D'Aguilar Hospital (a.k.a. Old British Military Hospital) | 1844- | |
| HMS Aligator | 1846/12- | to relieve HMS Minden; simultaneously served as a store ship; sold in Hong Kong 1865/10 |
| The Sanatorium | 1863-ca.1865 | |
| Royal Naval Hospital | 1873-1941 | |
| British Military Hospital (a.k.a. Bowen Road Hospital) 山頂陸軍醫院 | 1907-1967 | |
| Royal Naval Sanatorium | ||
| Combined Military Hospital |
Government Hospitals
| Government Civil Hospital 政府公立醫院 (皇家醫館, 國家醫院) | ca.1849-1937/6/30 | |
| Lock Hospital 性病醫院 | 1858-1937/6/7 | |
| Smallpox Hospital | 1871-1873 | |
| Lunatic Asylum | 1875-1885 | |
| Hygeia 病人躉船"懈齋亞" (aka 海之家) | 1891 | Hospital Hulk |
| Victoria Hospital for Women and Children | 1897-1947 | |
| Kennedy Town Glass Works Hospital | 1894- | |
| Kowloon Hospital 九龍醫院 | 1925-present | |
| Victoria Mental Hospital 精神病醫院 | 1928- | |
| Shing Mun Hospital | 1933-1937/4/30 | |
| Haw Par Hospital (St. John's Hospital), Cheung Chau 聖約翰醫院 (長洲醫院) | 1934-present | |
| Kam Tin Hospital (St. John's Hospital) | ca.1936- | |
| Queen Mary Hospital 瑪麗醫院 | 1937/4/13-present | |
| Lai Chi Kok Hospital 荔枝角醫院 | 1937-2004 | |
| Sai Ying Pun Infectious Diseases Hospital 西營盤醫院 | 1938- | converted from the former Tung Wah Smallpox Hospital 東華痘局 |
| Hong Kong Prison Hospital at Stanley | ||
| Female Prison Hospital, Lai Chi Kok | ||
| Tai Po Maternity Ward |
Private Hospitals
| Hospital of the Medical Missionary Society 傳道會醫院 | 1843-ca.1853 | |
| Hong Kong Seamen's Hospital | 1843-1873 | |
| Victoria Hospital | ca.1843- | |
| St. Francis Hospital | 1852- | |
| Tung Wah Hospital 東華醫院 | 1872/2-present | became a government hospital 1991 |
| Alice Memorial Hospital 雅麗氏利濟醫院 | 1887/02/17-present | Alice Memorial (together with its affiliate hospitals), the Nethersole and Ho Liu Ling Hospitals were amalgamated to become Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital 雅麗氏何妙齡那打素醫院 1954. The new hospital became a government hospital 1991. |
| The Peak Hospital | 1889-1932 | |
| Nethersole Hospital 那打素醫院 | 1893/09/05-present | |
| St. Paul's Hospital (a.k.a. French Hospital) 法國嬰堂醫院 | 1898-present | |
| Tung Wah Smallpox Hospital 東華痘局 | 1902-1938 | herbal treatment; converted to become the Government Infectious Diseases Hospital |
| Alice Memorial Maternity Hospital | 1904/6/7- | grouped under Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals |
| Ho Miu Ling Hospital 何妙齡醫院 | 1906-present | |
| Matilda Hospital 瑪鐵達醫院 (later 明德醫院) | 1907-present | |
| Majima Hospital 馬島病院 | 1908-1941/12 | founded and owned by Majima Keinosuke 馬島珪之助 |
| Kwong Wah Hospital 廣華醫院 | 1911-present | became a government hospital 1991 |
| Pok Oi Hospital 博愛醫院 | 1919-present | |
| Tsan Yuk Maternity Hospital 贊育醫院 | 1922-present | became a government hospital 1934 |
| Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital 養和醫院 | 1922-present | |
| War Memorial Nursing Home | 1922- | |
| Canossian Hospital (a.k.a. Italian Hospital) 嘉諾撒醫院 | 1929-present | |
| Tung Wah Eastern Hospital 東華東院 | 1929-present | became a government hospital 1991 |
| Tsun Wan Hospital | 1933- | |
| Babington Hospital and Sanatorium 惠德頤養院 | 1934-1957 | |
| Sisters of the Precious Blood Hospital 寶血醫院 | 1937-present | |
| St. Teresa's Hospital 聖德肋撒醫院 | 1940-present | |
| Tai Wo Hospital (a.k.a. Tai Wo Yuen) 太和醫院 (太和園) | 1941-1956 | |
| Kam Wah Sanatorium 錦華療養院 | -1968 | |
| Chinese Eastern Maternity Hospital |
Recommended reading: Hong Kong's First: Hospitals in the Nineteenth Century.
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