Al Kindi Specialised Hospital in Manama

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  Prince A T

  :: 11 June 2018 13:19:14

  Over the years, Al Kindi Specialised Hospital has focused it’s efforts on developing people orientated services that enrich the quality of life and strengthen our community. With the opening of Al Kindi Specialised Hospital , the dream of making high-quality, complex medical care readily available to the local community became a reality. Since then, Al Kindi Specialised Hospital has endeavored to live up to its promise by continually improving its technology, expertise, exceptional quality & patient safety. But the main focus of all our efforts is the patient. Besides excellent healthcare, it is our intention to provide outstanding value and a patient centered, stress-free and safe environment.

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  Ammar Abdrabboh

  :: 08 May 2018 12:11:38

  Very bad treatment for sleeping patients. High prices with no good service. They are not flexible at all. Charge per night sleep is 140 BD !!!!

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  Abdulrahman A Al Madani

  :: 20 April 2018 16:18:23

  Perfect 👌 hospital 🏥 Good team

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  Ashok P

  :: 18 March 2018 14:38:42

  It is a good hosptial with supportive staff. I went for medical checkup for CPR purpose. I did not wait much and the doctor treated well.They charged me 29BD, for the checkup which includes a sandwich and a great coffee.

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  Lucie Atamian

  :: 30 January 2018 12:41:08

  On January 29 2018 at around 930 am I went to see my orthopedic doctor who sent me for xrays within the hospital. The four xrays took half an hour because the power was cutting off, electricity of that xray room only was being disconnected. This is unacceptable I am paying for a service as a consumer I expect that service to be conducted in a professional way. As a hospital you should have generators kicking in the minute that the power is cut off for any reason. Also on a different note the management has informed the staff that vitals should be taken but unfortunately it is not proper procedure because due to the lack of parking we end up parking far away and we wait for the elevator which is the slowest ever so normal folks take the steps. They want to take vitals when you just climbed 3 flights of steps and your blood pressure has risen. When I question their procedures their answer is that it is a hospital policy. Well the hospital policy needs to be reviewed and changed based on logic. I find it hard to believe that this hospital can still operate this way. What a shame! I would be happy to speak to the CEO or the president of the hospital about it.