Breaking the limitations of clinics that can't conduct inpatient services or perform complex surgeries is actually not difficult.
As long as the scale increases, you can apply for an upgrade to a general hospital.
Small clinics generally find it hard to achieve this in one step; they usually grow gradually.
First, upgrade to a secondary grade B hospital, then after being rated as a secondary grade A, you can aim for a tertiary grade B hospital. It's generally less common to upgrade to a tertiary grade C hospital.
This is considered from the fundamental interests.
It's better to be a leader in a smaller pond than a follower in a bigger one, especially in the medical industry.
Usually, grade C hospitals are poorly rated in various aspects, not even reaching the evaluation standards, which results in their designation as grade C.
Some are downgraded due to issues like medical quality.
Regardless of the reason, it's not good.
