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A salary of HKD 45,000 is fairly decent and you should be able to live quite comfortably on it and support your family. A two-bedroom apartment will cost around HKD 15,000 and that will be your biggest expense. You will also need to factor in the cost of transport, groceries and childcare (if your wife is also going to be working). Use the Cost of Living in Hong Kong page to help you work our your expenses.
I would also consider the salary in relation to what someone in your field of work should expect to earn in Hong Kong. You didn't give any details of your position but to give you an idea a salary of HKD 45,000 per month is what a mid-level banker would expect to be paid. Check out this page of Salaries for expats in Hong Kong to learn more.
I do hope this helps and let me know if you have any more questions.
Shantalie
Although the list is not comprehensive. You can use the Healthcare in Hong Kong page to get details on some of the main private hospitals in Hong Kong. I think you might also find some other useful information there.
Good luck,
Shantalie