HOSPITALS & MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS | General Thread

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Sorry for unnecessarily create this thread but no thread for any new construction of building of this kind

Institut Jantung Negara Extension

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[triple-j]

Originally Posted by triple-j

this is the abadoned-waiting-to-be-demolished-flats located at jalan tun razak...
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a bit further to its left is some construction going on...
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my guess is this where it is located.
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if i were in that neigbourhood i will take a closer look unless someone knows about this development

Just checked the site this morning.

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[triple-j]

Originally Posted by triple-j

Just checked the site this morning.

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TODAY'S

existing hospital
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new building behind it
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[nazrey]

Pandan Hospital
Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Takzim (704 Beds).

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Perdana Specialist Hospital



Hospital Pakar Perdana (PERDANA) is the 11th hospital under KPJ Healthcare Berhad, the largest healthcare provider in Malaysia. It has a maximum capacity of 126-beds. Located at the heart of Kota Bharu Bandar Raya Islam with an aim to bring quality healthcare nearer and accessible to patients. In addition to outpatients and inpatients care, the multi-disciplinary care provided by PERDANA includes a host of up-to-date support facilities.

PERDANA was opened for outpatient treatment on 28th December 2001 and inpatient on 2nd April 2002. We are committed to meet your needs and to serve you in an ethical, efficient, professional and caring manner.

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Ampang Hospital

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Sungai Buloh Hospital - College of Allied Science



Auditorium Roof

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Sabah Medical Centre, Malaysia
SMC is 100% Sabah grown state of the art private hospital. It is a one stop hospital catering for all your medical needs. It uses the latest bio-medical equipments both for treatment and investigative purposes.

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Selangor Medical Centre, Malaysia
SMC was awarded the MS ISO 9001:2000 in 2003 and has since practised the highest international standard for quality in accordance with the certification.

SMC is a full-fledged private specialist hospital built in Shah Alam, Selangor with medical and healthcare services.

Having the latest technological equipment and supported by trained and skilled medical and para-medical personnel, SMC provides for quality healthcare treatments and services of the highest international standards.

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The Sungai Buloh Hospital complex comprises of a 620 bedded hospital, a college for 3000 students and blocks of apartment for 3000 students.

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Hospital Serdang

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Noted Private Hospital in KL
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From Alor Setar thread

Originally Posted by alsen

http://www.zelan.com/gallery.asp?catid=6

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MARC ASSIGNS AAA(s)ID RATING TO SARAWAK SPECIALIST HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTRE SDN BHD’S ISTISNA’ SERIAL BONDS OF UP TO RM425 MILLION

20 Sep 2004 - MARC has assigned a rating of AAA(s)ID (AAA Support, Islamic Debt) to Sarawak Specialist Hospital & Medical Centre Sdn Bhd’s (SSHMC) Istisna’ Serial Bonds (Bonds). The rating reflects the AAA rating of the Sarawak State Government as the principal and profit payments of the Bonds will be satisfied via proceeds of share subscription payments as evidenced by the back-to-back Redeemable Preference Share Subscription Agreements between the State Financial Secretary Incorporated (SFS Inc.) and SSHMC Management and Holdings Sdn Bhd (SSHMC Holdings), and SSHMC Holdings and the Issuer, SSHMC. SFS Inc. is a statutory corporation established under the State Financial Secretary (Incorporated) Ordinance under the laws of Sarawak and controlled by the State.

SSHMC was incorporated in July 2001 to facilitate the construction of Sarawak International Medical Centre (SIMC), a project conceived by the State Government of Sarawak. SSHMC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of SSHMC Holdings which in turn is wholly-owned by SFS Inc. SSHMC’s current paid-up capital is RM50.5 million.

Proceeds from the proposed financing exercise will be mainly utilized to finance the construction of SIMC and its related cost; and to finance the purchase of medical and non-medical equipments. The development of this phase will include three- storey hospital podium complex with an attached eight-storey inpatient accommodation building, a section of the main access road from Kota Samarahan Expressway and a portion of the inner ring road plus linkage to UNIMAS.

The proposed SIMC, covering an area of approximately 100 acres, is located at Kota Samarahan and will have an easy access to Kuching City and Kuching International Airport. In addition, Technology Park which is situated to the north and UNIMAS to the south of SIMC, will help enhance SIMC’s image as a potentially dynamic medical hub in line with its vision to become a medical centre of excellence for the people of Sarawak and the surrounding countries.

The proposed hospital is designed to meet the demands of a highly specialized modern health care facility. The selection of medical equipment and information technology application will be driven by the latest technology available.

Under the proposed Istisna’ Bonds, SSHMC will issue eight tranches of Primary Bonds with a total value of up to RM425 million to raise net proceeds of approximately RM380 million. The issuance of the Bonds will take place following the execution of the Share Subscription Agreements, of which payments will be used exclusively to satisfy the principal and profit payments of the Bonds. The payments for the share subscription are scheduled so as to correspond to the scheduled payments of the Bonds in terms of amount and timing. Each installment payment is credited into the Finance Service Reserve Account (FSRA), an account jointly managed by SSHMC and the Facility Agent for the purpose of the Bonds repayment, one month before each scheduled payment of the Bonds which occurs semiannually. With the terms and conditions provided in the Agreements, credit risk and liquidity risk of the Bonds are essentially mitigated.

Given the importance of the project to the state, MARC believes that construction or completion risk is significantly mitigated. The risk is moderated further by the fact that SSHMC is entitled to LAD at the rate of RM50,000 per day, which can be deducted from any monies due to the Contractor as well as recovered from the Performance Bonds.

Sarawak International Medical Centre (SIMC), Kuching
by George Fricker

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Ampang Hospital, Selangor Darul Ehsan

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Duchess of Kent Hospital, Sandakan

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Putrajaya Hospital
by AngeliCiou$

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Originally Posted by nazrey

Putrajaya Hospital
by AngeliCiou$



by Dany'06

Putrajaya gets cancer centre
Saturday October 27, 2007
TheStar


PUTRAJAYA: Information on cancer, notably breast cancer, is now readily available at the Putrajaya Hospital with the setting-up of a resource centre.

The centre will provide knowledge and support to those stricken with the disease and family members.

The Putrajaya Hospital Cancer Resource Centre, the first of its kind in the country, has up-to-date reading material on various cancers, treatments and other vital information.

The centre also provides networking with cancer survivors offering emotional support via Cancer Network Association (KanWork).

Hospital director Dr Mohd Norzi Ghazali said the centre’s role was also to provide general information on cancer to educate the public on cancer, including treatment, medication and post-treatment care.

“What is also important is that it is a platform for those with cancer to come together and share their experience and knowledge,” he said.

“It is also an avenue for partners, family members and friends of patients to get advice and support on how to deal with a cancer patient.”

Dr Norzi said cancer was the second-highest killer in the country after road accidents, with 30,000 new cases detected annually.

Putrajaya Hospital head of breast and endocrine surgical department and consultant surgeon Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the hospital received between 150 and 200 breast cancer cases each year.

“It is important to create greater cancer awareness. According to census, 60% of cancer patients only realised they had cancer at a late stage,” he said.

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Columbia Asia sees 25% revenue from Puchong hospital
by Woon Wu Lin, 26 Oct 2007 11:06 PM
THEEDGE




KUALA LUMPUR: Healthcare company Columbia Asia Sdn Bhd expects its new RM55 million hospital in Puchong to contribute 25% of the company’s revenue in its financial year ending March 31, 2008.

Its Southeast Asia chief executive officer Kelvin Tan said the annualised revenue from the Columbia Asia Medical Centre (CAMC) Puchong could be as high as RM30 million based on the estimated RM13 million for the second half of the current financial year. Columbia Asia is projecting its group revenue to hit RM51 million for FY08.

Speaking to reporters at the official opening of the company’s seventh hospital yesterday, he said: “We have already achieved about half so far and our profit margin would be about 10% to 15%.”

Columbia Asia is 30% owned by the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) and the rest by Columbia Pacific Healthcare Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of International Columbia US LLC, which also has operations in India, Indonesia and the Philippines.

Tan said another three hospitals would be opened soon beginning with its CAMC in Taiping in six months, Kota Damansara in a year and Nusajaya in 2009.

“The cost is about the same (as CAMC Puchong), the only variation is the cost of land,” said the company’s group medical director Dr Mohd Arrifin Ali.

Tan said CAMC Puchong took 15 months to build and is one of Columbia Asia’s model hospitals with similar infrastructure, process and hospital management software.

It has 20 resident doctors and visiting consultants, and is equipped with 78 beds to serve a population of over 280,000 from Puchong and the surrounding neighbourhoods.

Tan said the hospital uses a proprietary software operating system, which coordinates medical records, billing and queuing of patients to enable a paperless environment.

He said the initial cost of the system was US$2 million (RM6.8 million) but had risen to US$3 million.

“It will continue to rise as we find certain needs from doctors,” Tan said, adding that RM15 million from the total cost was spent on medical equipment to ensure up-to-date diagnostic, ancillary and surgical facilities.

With the efficiency of the system and the company’s focus on reducing a patient’s stay in the hospital, he said treatment costs could become more affordable.

He added that 60% to 70% of the cases admitted to Columbia Asia hospitals were insurance-related, indicating its affordable pricing.

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Putrajaya Hospital
by Dany'06