SJMC:
SUBANG JAYA MEDICAL CENTRE:
Just
30 minutes from the airport this is an award winning private Tertiary
Medical Centre, a trusted name in premium yet affordable healthcare,
with world-class expertise and technology dedicated to medical and
clinical excellence and the highest level of patient care. They have
375 beds. The Hospital is owned by Sime Darby one of the largest
Plantation Companies in the world with bases in 19 countries. They plan
on opening more Hospital Centres in the near future.
80 Specialist Suites and 14 well-equipped operating theatres. Over 120 multi-disciplined medical professionals of high calibre mostly trained in UK, Australia, Europe and the USA and offering a wide spectrum of emergency and occupational health medicine, secondary and tertiary healthcare services.
The hospital is fully accredited with the Malaysia Society for Quality in Health. http://www.sjmc.com.my and conforms to International Health Care Standards.
SJMC In-house Specialty Centres:
• Blood diseases Centre – blood/marrow transplant services including matching unrelated donors
• Cancer and Radiosurgery Centre with diagnostic and therapeutic cutting-edge technology. A complete one stop for all cancer related treatments and services, including pharmacy and retail services
• Health Screening Centre – Wellness programs, and health vacation packages and screening programs
• Heart Centre with an impressive record of successes
• Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT Centre – neurology, cardiology, endocrinology and oncology
• Stone Centre – A pioneer centre offering less invasive procedures and high quality care for the treatment of stone diseases
• Subang Fertility Centre – a variety of procedures and options is assisted reproduction. Success rates equal to international standards
• Vascular & Interventional Radiology Centre (VIR Centre) – A state-of-the-art facility offering minimally invasive vascular and interventional radiological investigations and treatment otherwise known as pin-hole surgery
Services - this list is not comprehensive:
• Anaethesiology
• Cancer Treatments
• Cardiology and Cardiothoracic Surgery
• Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery
• Cytogenics
• Dermatology
• Endorinology
• Executive Health Screening Program
• Gastroenterology & Hepatology
• General and Vascular Surgery
• Infertility management
• Internal Medicine
• Haematology
• Internal Medicine
• Nephrology and Urology
• Neurology and Neurosurgery
• ENT and O &G
• Facial and Craniofacial Surgery
• Opthalmology & Eye Surgery
• Orthodontics and Orthodpaedics
• Paediatrics & Paediatric Nephrology and Surgery
• Pathology
• Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery
• Psychiatry
• Respiratory medicine
• Rheumatology
• Transplants – Hepatobiliary, Liver, Stem Cell and Bone Marrow
• Vascular Interventional Radiology
The Holiday Villa Subang offers a 4 day/3 night package including a comprehensive medical check-up ESP(Executive Screening Program). The package includes 3 nights accommodations in a deluxe room, 3 buffet breakfasts, 1 buffet dinner, airport transfers, fruit basket or approx. $385 US Single or $215 US per person double occupancy.
After a presentation, a tour of the Hospital and lunch we left for Putrajaya. Putrajaya is the Malaysian Government equivalent of Washington DC. I had been to Malaysia a couple of years ago to a Trade Show and really liked Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya. This new city is built to house the Government offices away from the hustle and bustle of Kuala. The city is magic in itself, it looks like the Architects have been given carte blanche and each is trying to outdo the other with a different and spectacular new building. Even the bridges are awesome each one is different and unique.
We checked into the Shang Ri La, and right away we were transformed into flower land. The next day we were scheduled to attend the Flora Fest an annual parade of Floral Floats, in preparation there were flowers everywhere. There are competitions among the Hotels who deck their lobbies out with flowers and everyone wears garlands. After a short rest and catching up on emails we departed for Kuala Lumpur for an evening presentation and dinner put on by Tourism Malaysia for A Mega Fam program of participants from 23 different countries. As we were already going to be there so we were included in the program.
There several presentations on what we could expect of the Festival the next day, dinner, a presentation of certificates to all participants and garlands of flowers for us all. We returned to Putrajaya for the night.
We had an early start the next morning for the Flora Fest. We were seated in the VIP seats along with other Agents and Media from the 23 different countries. The King and Queen sat less than 50 feet from us and arrived in an open carriage. It was amusing to see that one little girl perched herself on the front of their private section and no-one moved her. Obviously security is not the issue it is in other countries, which is refreshing to say the least.
They have a unique system for the King and Queen, the Head of the various tribes within Malaysia rotate on a 6 yearly basis, so each King is King for the next 6 years then gives it up to the next tribe in turn 6 years later. The current King is very young so it is possible he will get another go around down the road.
The country is stable politically and is really giving China and Hong Kong a run for their money with opportunities for Business and Trade. The government has implemented a “Malaysia My Second Home Program” and for $70,000 US you can buy a home in Malaysia and the Government will extend a 5 year permanent resident Visa to you. Over and over again it was emphasized to us that Malaysia welcomes and respects all races and religions and even honors the holidays of each of the religions, meaning they probably have more holidays than most other countries. We were certainly made welcome at every place we went.
We watched the floats as each stopped in front of the King and Queen and performed a dance act. They were beautiful. Malaysia’s version of the Rose Bowl Parade.
After the festival we toured the city and stopped for some shopping and lunch before visiting the botanical garden and returning to the hotel. That evening we enjoyed a seafood dinner at Azur a local seafood restaurant in the botanical garden, overlooking the lake.
Day 4:
An early breakfast and check out from the Hotel before heading to the airport for our transfer to Penang. The night before Max our driver had driven up to Penang with our heavy luggage and transferred it to the Hotel. He was waiting to pick us up on arrival. We proceeded to do some sightseeing visiting a Batik Factory, the Tropical Spice Garden, the Watchaiyamankalaran and Burmese temple, and a two Buddhist Temples before taking lunch at a local café and checking into the Park Royal Hotel. A good standard chain Hotel. Enroute we passed the area where the tsunami has hit Penang. http://www.grandplaza.penang.parkroyalhotels.com
Personally I was not really aware that Malaysia had been caught up in the Tsunami – but Penang did take a severe toll. I guess one reason we haven’t really heard too much about it is that the Malaysian Government stepped in right away building temporary long houses sectioned into apartments while they built a brand new apartment complex for the victims. The apartment complex overlooks the sea and is almost ready for occupancy. We asked how much people would have to pay either in rent or payments for the units and how long they were allowed to stay in them. We were told they were completely free of charge to the victims. Amazing. Why is it we always hear the negative and never these kind of stories that warm the heart to what a Government can do if they put their mind to it.
After a short break we headed back into the city centre and took a Trishaw ride around Fort Cornwallis and the city. (Bicycles with seats on the front) Afterwards we spent some time at a local market shopping. On our return to the Hotel the others went to a local restaurant “the ship” which they really enjoyed. I was under the weather with an allergy the air conditioning affecting my throat and sinuses so I had an early night.
Day 5:
After an early breakfast at the Hotel (another good buffet) we departed for Penang Adventist Hospital for a presentation and site inspection. This Hospital has an American Administrator and is the sister Hospital to the Loma Linda in California.
80 Specialist Suites and 14 well-equipped operating theatres. Over 120 multi-disciplined medical professionals of high calibre mostly trained in UK, Australia, Europe and the USA and offering a wide spectrum of emergency and occupational health medicine, secondary and tertiary healthcare services.
The hospital is fully accredited with the Malaysia Society for Quality in Health. http://www.sjmc.com.my and conforms to International Health Care Standards.
SJMC In-house Specialty Centres:
• Blood diseases Centre – blood/marrow transplant services including matching unrelated donors
• Cancer and Radiosurgery Centre with diagnostic and therapeutic cutting-edge technology. A complete one stop for all cancer related treatments and services, including pharmacy and retail services
• Health Screening Centre – Wellness programs, and health vacation packages and screening programs
• Heart Centre with an impressive record of successes
• Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT Centre – neurology, cardiology, endocrinology and oncology
• Stone Centre – A pioneer centre offering less invasive procedures and high quality care for the treatment of stone diseases
• Subang Fertility Centre – a variety of procedures and options is assisted reproduction. Success rates equal to international standards
• Vascular & Interventional Radiology Centre (VIR Centre) – A state-of-the-art facility offering minimally invasive vascular and interventional radiological investigations and treatment otherwise known as pin-hole surgery
Services - this list is not comprehensive:
• Anaethesiology
• Cancer Treatments
• Cardiology and Cardiothoracic Surgery
• Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery
• Cytogenics
• Dermatology
• Endorinology
• Executive Health Screening Program
• Gastroenterology & Hepatology
• General and Vascular Surgery
• Infertility management
• Internal Medicine
• Haematology
• Internal Medicine
• Nephrology and Urology
• Neurology and Neurosurgery
• ENT and O &G
• Facial and Craniofacial Surgery
• Opthalmology & Eye Surgery
• Orthodontics and Orthodpaedics
• Paediatrics & Paediatric Nephrology and Surgery
• Pathology
• Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery
• Psychiatry
• Respiratory medicine
• Rheumatology
• Transplants – Hepatobiliary, Liver, Stem Cell and Bone Marrow
• Vascular Interventional Radiology
The Holiday Villa Subang offers a 4 day/3 night package including a comprehensive medical check-up ESP(Executive Screening Program). The package includes 3 nights accommodations in a deluxe room, 3 buffet breakfasts, 1 buffet dinner, airport transfers, fruit basket or approx. $385 US Single or $215 US per person double occupancy.
After a presentation, a tour of the Hospital and lunch we left for Putrajaya. Putrajaya is the Malaysian Government equivalent of Washington DC. I had been to Malaysia a couple of years ago to a Trade Show and really liked Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya. This new city is built to house the Government offices away from the hustle and bustle of Kuala. The city is magic in itself, it looks like the Architects have been given carte blanche and each is trying to outdo the other with a different and spectacular new building. Even the bridges are awesome each one is different and unique.
We checked into the Shang Ri La, and right away we were transformed into flower land. The next day we were scheduled to attend the Flora Fest an annual parade of Floral Floats, in preparation there were flowers everywhere. There are competitions among the Hotels who deck their lobbies out with flowers and everyone wears garlands. After a short rest and catching up on emails we departed for Kuala Lumpur for an evening presentation and dinner put on by Tourism Malaysia for A Mega Fam program of participants from 23 different countries. As we were already going to be there so we were included in the program.
There several presentations on what we could expect of the Festival the next day, dinner, a presentation of certificates to all participants and garlands of flowers for us all. We returned to Putrajaya for the night.
We had an early start the next morning for the Flora Fest. We were seated in the VIP seats along with other Agents and Media from the 23 different countries. The King and Queen sat less than 50 feet from us and arrived in an open carriage. It was amusing to see that one little girl perched herself on the front of their private section and no-one moved her. Obviously security is not the issue it is in other countries, which is refreshing to say the least.
They have a unique system for the King and Queen, the Head of the various tribes within Malaysia rotate on a 6 yearly basis, so each King is King for the next 6 years then gives it up to the next tribe in turn 6 years later. The current King is very young so it is possible he will get another go around down the road.
The country is stable politically and is really giving China and Hong Kong a run for their money with opportunities for Business and Trade. The government has implemented a “Malaysia My Second Home Program” and for $70,000 US you can buy a home in Malaysia and the Government will extend a 5 year permanent resident Visa to you. Over and over again it was emphasized to us that Malaysia welcomes and respects all races and religions and even honors the holidays of each of the religions, meaning they probably have more holidays than most other countries. We were certainly made welcome at every place we went.
We watched the floats as each stopped in front of the King and Queen and performed a dance act. They were beautiful. Malaysia’s version of the Rose Bowl Parade.
After the festival we toured the city and stopped for some shopping and lunch before visiting the botanical garden and returning to the hotel. That evening we enjoyed a seafood dinner at Azur a local seafood restaurant in the botanical garden, overlooking the lake.
Day 4:
An early breakfast and check out from the Hotel before heading to the airport for our transfer to Penang. The night before Max our driver had driven up to Penang with our heavy luggage and transferred it to the Hotel. He was waiting to pick us up on arrival. We proceeded to do some sightseeing visiting a Batik Factory, the Tropical Spice Garden, the Watchaiyamankalaran and Burmese temple, and a two Buddhist Temples before taking lunch at a local café and checking into the Park Royal Hotel. A good standard chain Hotel. Enroute we passed the area where the tsunami has hit Penang. http://www.grandplaza.penang.parkroyalhotels.com
Personally I was not really aware that Malaysia had been caught up in the Tsunami – but Penang did take a severe toll. I guess one reason we haven’t really heard too much about it is that the Malaysian Government stepped in right away building temporary long houses sectioned into apartments while they built a brand new apartment complex for the victims. The apartment complex overlooks the sea and is almost ready for occupancy. We asked how much people would have to pay either in rent or payments for the units and how long they were allowed to stay in them. We were told they were completely free of charge to the victims. Amazing. Why is it we always hear the negative and never these kind of stories that warm the heart to what a Government can do if they put their mind to it.
After a short break we headed back into the city centre and took a Trishaw ride around Fort Cornwallis and the city. (Bicycles with seats on the front) Afterwards we spent some time at a local market shopping. On our return to the Hotel the others went to a local restaurant “the ship” which they really enjoyed. I was under the weather with an allergy the air conditioning affecting my throat and sinuses so I had an early night.
Day 5:
After an early breakfast at the Hotel (another good buffet) we departed for Penang Adventist Hospital for a presentation and site inspection. This Hospital has an American Administrator and is the sister Hospital to the Loma Linda in California.
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