Dongguan Aier Eye Hospital: One City, Three Hospitals and One Clinic, Part of a Global Network
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At Aier Eye Hospital Humen works an ophthalmologist hailing from a medical family. Specializing in myopia prevention‑and‑control and optometric care for children and adolescents, she protects the bright vision of countless young patients. She is Zhong Hui, Director of the Optometry Department at Aier Eye Hospital Humen.
From her grandparents to her parents, four generations of physicians have upheld the family precept “Practice medicine with integrity first” and dedicated themselves to ophthalmology for nearly a century. Graduating from Guangzhou Medical University in 1998, she moved south to settle in Dongguan and immersed herself in ophthalmic care. When Aier Eye Hospital Humen officially opened in 2021, as the academic discipline leader, she led the establishment of the Optometry and Pediatric Ophthalmology Department. Leveraging the hospital’s top‑tier professional equipment and seasoned medical‑nursing team, she has firmly rooted the four‑generation mission of safeguarding eyesight in this vibrant land of Binhaiwan Bay Area.
In the midsummer of 2026, coinciding with the fifth‑anniversary celebration of Aier Eye Hospital Humen, Director Zhong Hui’s daughter, a medical student majoring in optometry, came to the outpatient clinic for clinical observation during her vacation. She got an early start learning and familiarizing herself with clinical optometry work, as well as examinations and workflows in the optometry department. Thus, the family legacy of four‑generation medical practitioners quietly carries forward at the new milestone of the hospital’s fifth anniversary. The consistent original aspiration to protect eyesight passes down from generation to generation, enduring without cease.
When Aier Eye Hospital Humen was founded in 2021, it established its Optometry and Pediatric Ophthalmology Department with high-standard configurations and introduced a full range of advanced ophthalmic examination devices, including the NIDEK autorefractor, German Zeiss IOLMaster 500, Pentacam anterior segment analyzer, synoptophore, Optos ultra-widefield fundus camera, Heidelberg OCTA, and Medmont corneal topographer. Backed by a skilled and experienced professional medical team, the hospital was fully capable of providing full-process eye health diagnosis and treatment for children and adolescents from its opening.
Over the past five years, Director Zhong Hui has led her team in pursuing excellence and meticulous practice. The department has grown into a regional benchmark optometry center integrating pediatric and adolescent myopia prevention and control, medical optometry and lens fitting, orthokeratology lens fitting, and strabismus and amblyopia rehabilitation training. With an annual patient volume exceeding 10,000 visits, it has become a well-recognized "Children’s Vision Protection Station" trusted by parents in Humen and surrounding towns.
Targeting common adult eye problems including progressive myopia, visual fatigue, dry eyes, refractive discomfort and poor spectacle adaptation, the department formulates personalized diagnosis, treatment and eye care solutions. Balancing professionalism and medical experience, it enables adults to enjoy exclusive, comfortable and high-precision premium optometric services, truly realizing full-age and full-cycle eye health protection.
Facing every child patient, Director Zhong Hui is always gentle and patient. With five years of in-depth clinical practice, she has treated over 100,000 patients in total. The department’s appointments are always in high demand, with half-day slots often fully booked instantly. Numerous parents from neighboring areas including Changan, Houjie and Bao’an in Shenzhen travel across cities specially to bring their children for consultation.
Practicing medicine means upholding the original aspiration while pursuing continuous professional breakthroughs. Upholding the spirit of lifelong learning, Director Zhong Hui devotes herself to academic research and technical refinement. In 2025, she attended the VisionChina Optometry Academic Summit and brought back internationally advanced academic achievements. Considering the local characteristics of Humen — a large number of children of migrant workers and uneven parental awareness of myopia prevention and control — she leverages the hospital’s complete hardware facilities to promote a home-school-medical three-level joint prevention system tailored to local conditions. Six months later, the hospital was successfully accredited as a member unit of the China Alliance for Myopia Prevention and Control Capacity Building (CAMP).
Over the past five years, she has repeatedly taken the lead in undertaking provincial and municipal continuing medical education courses. She has delivered specialized optometry skill training for grassroots community doctors, openly sharing core practical technologies including standardized optometry procedures, early childhood myopia screening, and strabismus and amblyopia intervention. Her efforts have comprehensively improved the eye health service capabilities of grassroots medical staff, enabling children in Binhaiwan and surrounding areas to access standardized and professional vision screening and myopia prevention and control services right at their doorstep.
Today, cutting-edge techniques including orthokeratology, personalized visual function training, and precise refractive correction have been fully implemented in the department. Children with complex strabismus and amblyopia no longer need to travel far for treatment. They can obtain customized intervention plans locally, effectively resolving the regional problems of inconvenient and inaccessible eye medical services for residents.
“Optometrists should not merely wait for patients in clinics, but take the initiative to step out and help children avoid myopia risks in advance.” This is a frequent remark made by Director Zhong Hui. Over the past five years, she has always adhered to the prevention-first eye health philosophy. Leading her team with professional equipment, she has visited primary schools, middle schools and kindergartens across the Binhaiwan area, delivering professional eye health services to every child.
Each campus public welfare activity consists of two core sessions: free eye health examinations and interactive eye protection science popularization. The medical team conducts screenings for uncorrected visual acuity, refractive status and axial length for students class by class, and establishes exclusive refractive development files for every child to dynamically monitor vision changes. Serving as a popular science lecturer, Director Zhong Hui vividly explains the 20-20-20 eye care rule, correct reading and writing postures, and scientific eye-use habits through animated videos, eye models and fun interactions. Her approach makes professional knowledge easy to understand, learn and apply for children.
Building on years of practical experience in youth eye health public welfare work, Director Zhong Hui launched the National Eye Health Science Popularization Project during the academic ceremony celebrating the fifth anniversary of Aier Eye Hospital Humen, with adolescent eye protection education as a core component. Moving forward, she will continue leading the team to scale up the mature science popularization model, disseminate scientific eye care concepts to broader groups, and further expand the coverage and influence of professional eye health education.
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