St. Martin De Porres Hospital is advancing next-generation medical diagnostics and treatments by introducing robotic-assisted surgery, minimally invasive procedures, and AI-powered imaging analysis systems. The hospital is equipped with a wide range of cutting-edge technologies, including the da Vinci Surgical System, 640-slice CT integrated with AI, ROSA robotic-assisted knee replacement, AI-assisted gastrointestinal endoscopy, minimally invasive spinal endoscopic surgery, PET imaging with AI support, and fully digital mammography enhanced by AI—standing shoulder to shoulder with leading medical institutions in Europe, the United States, and Japan.
As the first hospital in the Yunlin–Chiayi region to successfully implement comprehensive computerization, and among the first nationwide to fully pass electronic medical record (EMR) inspection, the hospital continues to lead in healthcare innovation. In recent years, it has actively embraced smart healthcare, and in 2024 established an Artificial Intelligence Development Center, marking the beginning of its "AI Era." Through the successful development and deployment of multiple AI applications, the hospital is realizing its vision of smart healthcare—creating a triple-win outcome that promotes patient health, enhances the quality of care, and strengthens operational efficiency.



Cancer prevention and treatment are delivered through multidisciplinary collaboration, establishing a "Five-Whole" care model—whole person, whole team, whole course, whole family, and whole community—to provide personalized, comprehensive cancer diagnosis and treatment services. In addition, the hospital has independently developed an Electronic Patient-Reported Adverse Events (ePRAE) System, enabling chemotherapy patients to self-assess side effects at home and report them in real time, thereby enhancing care efficiency and patient safety. Mother-and-baby-friendly care is delivered through interprofessional collaboration, providing diverse and comprehensive maternal and child health education resources. These efforts support parent–child bonding and promote the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of both mothers and infants. The hospital also advances innovative breastfeeding support models by integrating technology and creativity, including the development of a multilingual health education app to help both local and international expectant and new mothers access complete and reliable parenting information.
With more than 20 years of service in the Yunlin–Chiayi–Tainan region, the Occupational Medicine Center is dedicated to the prevention of work-related injuries and illnesses and the promotion of workers’ health. The center has pioneered an integrated, end-to-end medical and rehabilitation care model for occupational injuries, providing comprehensive services from diagnosis to functional rehabilitation. As a result, it has become the only designated hospital in the Chiayi region to receive dual certification from the Ministry of Labor for both Occupational Injury Diagnosis and Treatment and Occupational Injury Functional Rehabilitation.


St. Martin De Porres Hospital actively advances long-term care services by building a comprehensive care network that spans institutional care, home-based services, and community care. By integrating medical expertise with local resources, the hospital ensures that older adults receive continuous and appropriate care wherever they are, while emphasizing prevention and the delay of functional decline. Through community health promotion, seniors are supported in aging safely and comfortably within familiar living environments.
The hospital’s affiliated nursing home, the largest long-term care facility in the Yunlin–Chiayi region, brings together interdisciplinary and cross-professional teams to achieve seamless coordination between medical treatment and long-term care. In addition, the expansion of home-based medical services enables seniors with limited mobility or disabilities to receive ongoing medical care in the comfort of their own homes.
Within the community, the hospital has introduced a range of innovative long-term care models that set new benchmarks nationwide, including mobile bathing services for people with disabilities, group homes for individuals with dementia, bathing and assistive technology education centers, heated drying vehicles, community cafés for people with dementia, St. Ren Dementia Care Community, and the Longxing Multifunctional Long-Term Care Service Park. These initiatives not only enhance the accessibility and diversity of services, but also integrate advanced technology with human-centered spatial design, creating long-term care environments that are safe, warm, and dignified—bringing the principle of people-centered care into everyday practice.