Where to Find UVB311 Light Therapy Equipment in Taoyuan Hospitals - Dermatology

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Which hospital in Taoyuan has UVB 311 equipment for phototherapy?

vicky, 40~49 year old female. Ask Date: 2011/07/30

Dr. Guo Fengsheng reply Dermatology


The Dermatological Society's website provides information on phototherapy equipment available at various hospitals: http://www.derma.org.tw/topic.asp?TPID=513

Reply Date: 2011/07/30

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When seeking UVB311 light therapy equipment in Taoyuan hospitals, it is essential to understand the purpose and benefits of this specific type of phototherapy. UVB311 therapy is primarily used for treating skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, and vitiligo. The therapy utilizes a narrowband UVB light that emits wavelengths around 311 nanometers, which is particularly effective in promoting skin healing and reducing inflammation.

To find hospitals or clinics in Taoyuan that offer UVB311 light therapy, you can take the following steps:
1. Contact Local Hospitals: Start by reaching out to major hospitals in Taoyuan, such as Taoyuan General Hospital, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, or other reputable medical centers. Inquire specifically about their dermatology departments and whether they have UVB311 light therapy equipment available.

2. Consult Dermatologists: If you have a dermatologist or a primary care physician, ask them for recommendations on where to find UVB311 therapy. They may have partnerships with specific hospitals or clinics that provide this treatment.

3. Check Online Resources: Many hospitals and clinics have websites that list their available services and equipment. Look for dermatology sections on their websites to see if they mention UVB311 therapy. You can also check health forums or local community groups for recommendations.

4. Visit Specialized Clinics: In addition to hospitals, consider visiting specialized dermatology clinics that may offer phototherapy services. These clinics often have the latest equipment and may provide more personalized care.

5. Ask for Referrals: If you know anyone who has undergone UVB therapy, ask them where they received their treatment. Personal referrals can often lead you to the best facilities.

6. Health Insurance Provider: If you have health insurance, check with your provider to see if they have a list of covered facilities that offer UVB311 therapy. This can also help you narrow down your options.

7. Local Health Departments: Contacting the local health department in Taoyuan may provide additional resources or information about clinics and hospitals that offer UVB therapy.

In summary, finding UVB311 light therapy equipment in Taoyuan requires a combination of direct inquiries to hospitals, consultations with healthcare providers, and online research. It is crucial to ensure that the facility you choose is equipped with the appropriate technology and staffed by qualified professionals to provide safe and effective treatment. If you have specific skin conditions that you believe may benefit from this therapy, discussing your options with a dermatologist will help you make an informed decision about your treatment plan.

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