5/5 Alexandria E. 4 years ago on Google
Very
good
service
private
hospital.
It
all
depends
on
which
specialist
you're
visiting.
And
also
very
subjective
to
every
individual's
cases
and
the
procedure
going
through.
Some
may
experience
bad
but
most
patients
did
experienced
good
service.
The
hospital's
environment
is
very
clean,
tidy
and
deserves
5
star
(Just
like
a
hotel).
I
had
been
warded
there
couple
of
times,
but
different
issues.
My
Gynecologist
Dr.
Alex
is
a
very
experienced
and
patience
doctor.
After
an
examination,
he
will
explain
all
clearly,
good
or
bad
results
all
transparently.
Thou
he
may
suggest
his
decision,
but
if
should
you
doesn't
want
it
the
suggested
solution,
he
doesn't
force
patients
or
get
agitated
like
some
other
doctors
that
are
very
arrogant
and
wants
their
patients
to
follow
exactly.
And
another
doctor
my
Dermatologist
is
also
a
very
good
doctor.
Once,
I'd
a
cyst
grew
on
my
back,
it
was
huge
and
dangerous
coz
was
very
near
to
my
spinal
cord.
I
had
a
surgery
to
removed
it.
From
the
moment
I
visited
my
Dermatologist,
instantly
on
that
day
he
arranged
a
surgery
session
in
the
afternoon
to
remove
it
away
coz
it
was
already
bad
as
infected.
And
they
assigned
a
front
desk
staff
to
help
me
registering
and
within
20
minutes
I
was
assigned
to
my
room.
I
was
given
a
single
/
private
room
myself
coz
my
insurance's
level
was
entitled
to
that
level.
The
room
was
very
pleasant,
clean,
cozy
and
lots
of
privacy
and
amenities.
The
bathroom
was
also
very
clean.
After
assigned
to
my
room,
the
nurses
was
very
helpful
to
helped
me
changing
to
the
hospital's
robe,
coz
my
arm
couldn't
be
lifted
up.
And
after
changed,
they
wheeled
me
down
with
the
hospital's
bed
to
the
surgery
theatre.
Thou
I
was
quite
freaked
out,
but
the
nurses
and
the
anaesthetist
are
very
experienced
in
calming
nervous
patients.
They
also
asked
and
checked
with
me
that
do
I
have
any
sensitivities
to
any
medications,
or
currently
taking
any
medications
to
avoid
any
accidental
of
medicines
conflicts.
They
also
took
a
sample
of
my
blood
for
testing
out
what
blood
types
I'm
having
and
any
other
genetics
issues.
While
doing
this,
the
Dermatologist
was
preparing
his
surgical
equipments.
After
all
the
procedures
are
done,
they
are
gently
to
lifted
me
up
to
the
surgery
table.
It
was
fast,
the
anaesthetics
just
blackout
me.
I
didn't
know
how
long
the
whole
surgery
took,
but
when
I
slightly
woke
up
due
to
the
pain
after
the
surgery,
I
was
still
laying
on
a
hospital
bed
near
to
the
surgery
theater.
They
didn't
straight
away
wheel
me
back
to
room
for
further
observations.
I
was
so
weak
and
barely
have
the
strength
to
shout
out,
but
the
nurse
noticed
I
was
trying
to
called
out.
She
attended
to
me
instantly,
I'd
tried
my
very
best
to
say
or
more
of
mumbling
I
felt
extremely
pain
and
asking
for
more
pain
killers
and
water
coz
I
was
thirsty.
In
very
faint,
I
did
heard
she
talked
to
the
Dermatologist
and
told
him
my
woke
up
condition.
Next
I
felt
they
injected
me
with
pain
killer,
and
fed
me
some
water.
Within
a
few
minutes
after
the
pain
killer
was
injected,
I
felt
the
pain
subsided
and
I
blackout
again.
Perhaps
I
was
still
laying
there
a
little
while
more
for
further
observation,
but
after
the
next
woke
up,
I
was
in
my
room,
my
parents
was
resting
near
the
couch
and
watching
television.
All
necessaries
are
prepared,
I
was
given
several
layers
of
blankets
(that's
why
I
didn't
felt
cold)
and
socks
on
my
both
feets,
and
they
layed
me
in
a
side
position
so
it
didn't
affected
my
wound.
Also
stuffed
me
around
with
several
units
of
pillows
for
supports.
It
felt
a
great
sense
of
secure
and
comfort
when
my
first
woke
up.
But
I
blackout
again
because
of
the
anaesthetic
until
the
next
day
afternoon,
I
was
fully
awaken.
Then
shortly
my
Dermatologist
came
to
followup
on
my
conditions,
checking
my
blood
pressure,
making
sure
I
hear
him
and
sees
clearly
coz
sometimes
the
anaesthetic
could
caused
further
hearings
and
sightings
disabled,
blood
pressure
low
and
even
to
fittz.
In
total
I
was
warded
for
5
days
before
discharged.
The
level
my
room
I'm
staying
have
a
private
computer
room,
it's
free
to
use
to
log
online.