2/5 Tan Ting S. 1 year ago on Google • 11 reviews
Those
who
read
this
review
need
to
understand
that
this
is
a
private
hospital,
fully
government
subsidized.
If
you
have
a
good
chance
for
full
recovery
with
little
intervention,
then
it's
still
okay
to
go.
My
father
was
71,
fell
and
hit
his
head.
Pantai
could
stop
his
bleeding
cos
of
blood
thinner
and
was
forced
to
send
here
to
stop
bleeding.
He
was
tested
positive
and
hence
forced
to
stay
on
which
his
brain
bleeding
condition
got
worse.
Despite
this
being
a
critical
condition,
hospital
did
one
more
CT
scan
and
concluded
to
leave
my
father
in
this
condition.
To
quote
doctor
Leong
exact
words,
don't
pro
long
his
suffering.
The
hospital
claimed
his
GCS
was
around
4,5
which
is
severe,
as
good
as
coma.
After
his
forced
to
stay
in
for
7
days,
he
was
transferred
to
a
general
ward...
takes
1
full
day
which
family
member
were
told
visiting
hours
over
after
waited
for
1
whole
day.
After
seeing
his
condition
in
general
ward
where
he
was
simply
thrown
aside
with
no
vital
sign
monitoring
devices
on
him
and
ward
packed
with
9
patients
in
a
badly
ventilated
room
with
patients
and
visitors
all
without
masks
and
was
in
an
awkward
position,
I
decided
to
move
him
to
a
specialist
hospital
in
JB.
Due
to
the
fact
that
he
was
not
given
enough
medication
and
care,
he
developed
infections
in
his
lungs
and
kidney.
His
diagnosed
GCS
of
4,5
was
very
wrong
because
its
a
10/15
in
the
new
hospital.
He
could
not
open
his
eyes
cos
they
were
binded
with
his
tear
residues.
His
bleeding
got
a
lot
worse
during
his
stay
in
HSNI
as
well
as
other
complications
due
to
negligence.
The
hospital
doctors
(
different
doctor
every
day)
kept
saying
its
conservative
treatment
as
instructed
by
JB
neurosurgery
team
and
best
to
bring
home
and
wait
for
the
day.
In
conclusion,
its
a
very
low
fee
hospital
that
will
provide
some
medication
support
for
patients
who
have
high
chance
to
survive
with
little
interventions
and
care
which
is
very
important
for
some
locals.
For
those
who
hope
that
your
family
member
has
a
fighting
chance
to
recover,
do
not
expect
anything
from
this
hospital.
Nurses
at
ward
6
are
nice,
ward
5
i
cannot
comment
cos
I
only
see
the
entire
group
of
them
at
the
counter
chatting.
Like
many
reviews,
it
does
seem
like
the
doctors
are
mostly
trainee,
most
will
not
disclose
their
name
and
will
not
bother
to
try.
Lives
to
them
aren't
worth
going
through
the
troubles
to
save.
Its
quite
a
sad
thing
cos
how
to
train
new
doctors
properly
under
just
a
system.
Most
new
doctors'
mindset
will
be
affected.
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