Mission of Medicine
Safeguarding Life and Health with Love
Building a Network of Humanistic Healthcare Services
Of the eight life's sufferings, illness precedes. Thus, Tzu Chi's mission to safeguard lives.
Upholding the motto of "respecting all life forms; taking people as the foremost", Tzu Chi Free Clinics were established in Malacca, offering comprehensive medical services, including traditional Chinese and Western medicine, dentistry and psychotherapies, to the underprivileged, while also alleviating patient burdens in public hospitals.
Services of Free Clinic
Western Medicine
星期日
Sunday
9:00am - 11:30am
Dental
星期日
Sunday
9:00am - 11:30am
Traditional Chinese Medicine
星期一至星期四
Monday to Thursday
9:00am - 4:00pm
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星期六 Saturday
9:00am - 11:30am
Nursing Treatment
星期一至五
Monday - Friday
9:00am - 11:30am
Physiotherapy
星期二 & 四
Tuesday & Thursday
9:00am - 4:00pm
B40 Free | 免费
Close on Public Holiday
公假休息
Enquiry / Appointment
询问/预约
+606 286 6469
Home Care Service
Reaching Out to the Sick in their Homes
As home medical care services gradually gained attention over time, the Foundation decided to expand its home care services in 2014, thus bringing to life Master Cheng Yen’s hope of reaching out to the sick who are unable to go out and seek medical help.
Tzu Chi International Medical Association
Serve with a Spirit of Love and Compassion
With the hope of making medical care more accessible to the sick and needy, a group of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, etc. from various hospitals and clinics in Taiwan stepped forward to establish a Tzu Chi medical association in 1996. It was later renamed “Tzu Chi International Medical Association (TIMA)”, whose goal is to provide humanistic healthcare to needy patients. TIMA has established its presence in many countries around the world, providing opportunities for medical professionals to serve the sick in medically deprived areas or those who cannot afford medical care.
As of 2022 TIMA members in 25 countries/regions
Over 17,800 medical outreaches
Served more than 3.77 million patient-visits
