Alor Gajah Hospital - 78000 Alor Gajah

Good environment for healing process

good service

clean, good place, nice & friendly nurse

Good service, all the staff, security and doctor

hospital ok but theres some crazy dark indian female doctor ponamal jaganathan she was asking me my email after then she started to stalking me on facebook really creepy hello Devamani Ponnayah aka dr jaganathan lol

Just sharing based on my personal experience today: - Plenty of parking lots, maybe due to MCO. - Well done to all the staffs, especially 3 security members that I met, Emergency Department register counter staffs, nurses, doctor and Pharmacy Department staffs. They are very helpful and friendly to me. Thank you. Please keep up the good work!

Other than this one indian staff who gave me a death stare as she handed me a pass to visit it's a good place. Very nice view. Also the buttons to some of the sliding doors are located 30m from the actual door

Folks,... its a socialism-style-hospital not a starbucks where you can complain about the coffee temperature. And socialism is not all that bad... ? Its free! Well, there are RM5 fee at outpatient clinics... Anyway, Alor Gajah's hospital was intended to help ease both people and the state's hospital. However, the facilities and manpower are not up to par. So they can only take limited cases of illness. Which made the title of 'hospital' sound very generous... Severe cases will be transfer to the state's hospital. But then again, its Melaka state: everything must looks extravaganza. Pandemic really stretch the situation in Alor Gajah's hospital. I do believe that staffs are doing the best they can with what they have. So if you experience problem with it, you should take it to the state or district's healthcare office which also located in Alor Gajah. There is nothing staffs can really do there... Altho their ugly attitude really show after being burned up. Looks like the 'do no harm' pledge are limited to physical treatments. ? So if you walk-in as a green zone patient during this pandemic, you need a mental strength of a military commando to face the wrath of a single burned up doctor who probably been there for 24 hours with intention to counter measure enquiries (not cool tho...). Yep: there is probably only one resident doctor on duty, which explain why some waited longer for treatments. If you are in the urgency of needing medical attention during pandemic, go to a clinic instead. Or just go straight to the Melaka's hospital. And that's a wrap for the emergency area which located on the left side of the hospital. Lets talk about the lobby area. The lobby have outpatient clinics and pharmacies on the right, and finance on the left. You need a recommendation from any government or private healthcare (they probably charge you higher if the letter come from private physician/clinic) to get treatments from these area. Doctors are not resident here, they are visiting doctors. If you think your case is urgent, please be advice to get treatment at the state's hospital instead. You can do the follow-up treatments here. I saw they have the 'codex gigas' (a giant log book) on the registration counter. Very medieval and have colonial vibe to the surrounding. Looks like a general log book... But staffs are very fast even with manual systems. Surau is just beside lobby. Parking lot located right infront of lobby area. I have never experience difficulty in finding parking spot there... Hurmmm... ?