Malaysia

It was recognised as the Specialty Hospital of the Year (Ophthalmology) - Malaysia for being at the forefront of eye care advancement.

The reports have shown a decreasing trend of patient falls, no missed or mixed-up samples, and no surgical site infections throughout 2024.

Its improvement initiatives provide a harmonious blend of aesthetics, sustainability, wholeheartedness, and patient-centric care.

They received two prestigious honours for excellence in customer service and healthcare delivery in Malaysia.

Unlike conventional screening programmes, Regency’s campaign centred on community-centric education and proactive health empowerment.

It exemplifies leadership in specialised healthcare through pioneering innovations, clinical excellence, and a steadfast focus on patient safety and satisfaction.

It has seen an 80% patient census growth due to the customer’s trust in its gastroenterology expertise.

The company received recognition for promoting an initiative in catching mild cognitive impairment early.

The company’s Trinity Vertical Link was commended for transforming the manufacturing process through an automated vertical link and robotic arms.

The joint venture company will have an issued share capital of $30.

A modular approach can customise patient care, an expert said.

RHB employees, students, and local communities will benefit from the partnership.

The facility houses a dedicated cancer centre and nuclear medicine centre.

The not-for-profit hospital's CEO wants to reach the poor whilst also serving those who can pay.

It serves as the first private specialist hospital in the area.

Linda Leong previously served as Pantai Hospital Cheras’ chief executive.