Is the transfer of private hospitals legal?

Legal. According to the "Regulations on the Administration of Medical Institutions" and its implementation rules, medical institutions need to apply to the health administrative department for approval before changing the legal person. The general procedure is to write a written application and fill in the medical institution change application form. The application form must be signed and stamped by the original legal person. If it is a joint-stock system, it also requires the consent of all shareholders, the "Medical Institution Practice License", the new legal person's ID card, and resume. , signature, and if it is a clinic, the "Physician Qualification Certificate" and "Physician Practice Certificate" of the new legal person are also required. It is recommended that a notarial deed be made between the old and new legal persons to clarify the claims and debts, etc. You can go to the local administrative approval center (convenience center) health bureau window to apply or consult the medical affairs section of the local health bureau.

Legal Basis

Article 35 of the "Company Law"

The second paragraph stipulates: "When a shareholder transfers his capital contribution to a person other than the shareholder, it must be approved by all shareholders. More than half of the shareholders agree; shareholders who do not agree to the transfer should purchase the capital contribution for the transfer. If they do not purchase the capital contribution for the transfer, it will be deemed to have agreed to the transfer."