In 2012, the hospital network was featured in National Geographic Channel's documentary, "Taiwan's Medical Miracle".

In June 2017, Hospital chairwoman Diana Wang, returned to Taiwan to deal with the resignation of 22 emergency room doctors in the network after two emergency-room supervisors were dismissed rumored to be due to budget issues.

Taipei Chang Gung, along with Linkou Chang Gung and Taoyuan Branch, is the largest medical center in Taiwan, with the capacity of handling academic research, clinical services, and medical education and training/..

Linkou Chang Gung, along with Taipei Chang Gung and Taoyuan Branch, is the largest medical center in Taiwan, with the capacity of handling academic research, clinical services, and medical education and training.

Located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and established in 1986, Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital is categorized as a medical center, capable of handling academic research, clinical services, and medical education and training.

In 2001, its founder believed the people of Chiayi lacked medical resources and expertise and built a hospital in a former sugar field.