#Our Service

High Quality Services for You

Optometry

Dental Care

Neurology

Radiology

Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT)

Cardiology

Laboratory

#Review

Our Patients Reviews

Ruiz Gomez

I visited Dr. Rasheed. He was friendly, clear in communication and explained the problem in detail and the course of action. The hospital is well managed with quality staff. All the tests and checkups were well coordinated.

Paulo Nesta

Happy Patients

I am very happy with the hospitality, caring staff. Doctors are also amazing. Dr. Barnes has done my Hernia Surgery & I am very happy now. Dr. Jumal is also very good and experienced, I advise all to visit the hospital & consult with the experienced doctors here. Thank you so much.

Rose Arlen

The service of the hospital is very good and we are happy with the care given to the patient. I thank Dr. Melissa and Mrs. Tanuja and other support staff for the smooth processing. Thank you Stanford

Sophia Alvarez

Happy Patient

I had a 2.2 cm kidney stone removed without any incision on the body. They offer advanced equipment on IRS process. I recommend this hospital for kidney stone removal surgery.

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Our Clinic Customer FAQ

All patients are first triaged by an ER nurse. Then patients are evaluated by a physician. Patients who have a higher acuity of illness (i.e. heart attack or stroke) may be treated before those patients with less severe conditions (laceration, sprained ankle, etc.). Your patience is always appreciated.
Treatments and procedures may include lab work, radiological studies, CAT scans, ultrasound, EKG for cardiac review, medication administration and physician evaluations.
The department is staffed with emergency medicine physicians and nurses, physician assistants, technicians and unit coordinators along with specialists from the laboratory, cardiology, respiratory and radiology departments.
es, usually, but the number of visitors in the emergency treatment area is kept to a minimum. Occasionally, visitors will be asked to remain in the ED lobby until your loved one is placed into the room and settled into their environment. Usually, two visitors per patient are allowed in most areas of the department. This gives the emergency team sufficient space to do their job quickly and effectively. And it ensures that patients are receiving the best medical care possible while maintaining an appropriate level of privacy. Every effort is made to keep your loved ones informed of your condition and allow them to be with you when possible.
Upon admission to the hospital, you will remain in the Emergency Department until your inpatient room is ready. Your admitting physician will visit you during their designated "patient rounds."