The service was terrible, they didn't include english translations for procedures and when i asked…read morefor them, they refused and told me to leave. Absolutely disgusting, almost as if they have never seen an only english-speaking chinese. Apalling!

I'm a dutchess of a hospital. Whaaaat?? Ok I guess I'll write a review…read more I've been here many times and for different reasons. Good or bad. I'd say it's overall a great hospital. You can tell that they're a very structured organization and everyone working here are well trained. Doctors and nurses are professional and polite. The nurses I have dealt with are so nice I actually wrote them a card to say thank you. The hospital took the past few years to revamp the entire place and I could see them upgrading section by section, and I like this place more and more. I'd like to make a special mention of the food there - the canteen has really good food, with a nice casual setting overlooking the race course. Clay pot rice is really famous but there's a wait for it. Not that I want to come here all the time, but if anyone reading this is concerned about the quality of doc or the place, there's nothing for you to worry about. If you have a good medical insurance, just go for it!

First off, I need to explain that I have a graduate degree in health care executive administration…read morefrom one of USA's top universities, with about 17 years of experience in the hospital field. so the below review is not coming from someone who is not familiar with hospitals and emergency department operations. I've worked both in emergency ambulance services, as well as the hospital side of things. I'm giving this a 3-star review for lack of a better opinion. I come to HK multiple times a year for business and this time I happened to get sick with a lung infection, and suddenly in the middle of the night I lost my ability to speak and started coughing vehemently. Looked up emergency services and this was one of the closest. It's a huge hospital and the facilities are pretty clean. But the emergency department nurse told me there's a wait time of AT LEAST 8 hours. That's really the longest I've seen someone have to wait. I understand an emergency department needs to triage, and yes, of course there were cases that were more critical than me. But I also expect a public hospital to be staffed well enough to not have patients waiting for over an hour or two. The nurse suggested that I try a private hospital, which I did, not wanting to wait (at least) 8 hours and miss my next day's business meetings. So I took her advise, and waited about 10 minutes at a private hospital close by, got examined for less than 5 minutes from the on-duty physician, and was on my way out of there with medicine in hand (antibiotics, cough medicine, and masks to avoid getting others sick) in under 1hr. I'm sure having a couple additional on-duty physicians to take care of cases that are quick and simple will go a long way to quickly solve this issue.

I got a dog bit that got infected while on vacation! Took a cab to this hotel and got seen pretty…read morequickly. Got my wound cleaned and dresses. Got antibiotics and pain Med with instructions to return the next day. Had to pay my bill. I returned the next day and had to be admitted due to finger not any better. I was seen by an orthopedic surgeon . He did surgery that same day! I had to stay two nights for IV antibiotics! Great vegetarian meals! I was released And had to pay my bill. I continued taking oral antibiotics and pain Med with instructions to clean and change dressing daily. Went back for a follow up and my finger was healing! Dr Lam and hospital staff are caring, friendly and wonderful. Good skilled nurses. I was in a three bed room and I think it's wonderful that they let significant others stay with their loved ones through the night.

Well this review is for the maternity ward in QMH. So this…read moreis where I delivered my first baby. In terms of cleanliness, hygiene, and skill, hands down they've got all bases and more covered. They don't look fancy at all but, they are sanitary inside the wards and keep it very clean and safe. For skills- since this is a teaching hospital, they are 2nd or 3rd best in all the world. ( I got this info by word of mouth - check into it yourself ) If you decided to give birth at Matilda, but something goes wrong, you send up at Queen Mary Anyway. This is because the private hospitals don't have the materials to deal with such situations. Now, in my opinion, the bedside manner is just awful. Every exam is so "routine" for them that you are just a number. So when you go to appointments, have your list of questions, and be ready to take quick mental notes or make chicken scratch on paper. But if you go in there knowing this, and politely but firmly tell them your way, they will be fine - usually. Most doctors and nurses speak great English. Some, not so much. So find someone to communicate with well. Some doctors are nicer than others. Getting them on the phone is horrible. Just visit. You will NOT have the same doctor each time so get yourself a private doctor or midwife for piece of mind. The labour ward is horrible. Women moaning due to contractions - 8 beds per space separated by curtains. It's not horrible in terms of care. To me, it's horrible because you're there alone without your friends or company to help you cope. You can't move to the delivery ward until 3cm dilation. The delivery ward is efficient. You finish your dialation and you have a baby. My delivery doctor was like "Don't touch my towels" LOL Post maternity ward is what I like best. You may have too many people in the room but the food is better, and you feel much better after labour and delivery. It's like the labour ward in terms of set up. You are expected to take care of your own child so you are "bedded -in" with your baby unless there's a medical reason that he should be in the nursery. So in this ward, there is almost always a baby crying somewhere. You stay here for 3 days after. Anyway, that's generally how the maternity ward works at QMH. Lastly, if you have no complications, you pay 300HKD to deliver here. That's. It.

Seriously...How has no one written a review about Matilda?!? Matilda is a diamond in the rough!…read moreRead on for the "rough" part later! This hospital has quite a history attached to it. I won't go into detail but you're welcome to Google it for those history fanatics. Basically, 'ol Matilda has been around since 1907... Dang! She isn't old...she's beyond ancient but with a lot of "cosmetic surgery" ehh, sorry renovations! She's looking spiffy! Yes this hospital, a private one, is one of the nicest hospitals I've EVER been to! Not that I'm a collector of hospitals, in my former life, I had done some clinical rotations, worked in one, and not to forget being the almighty patient! Now that hubby and I have been here 3x in the last few months, I still do not mind coming here. Why? Because it's like you're going to a luxury hotel! The staff is superb. Smartly dressed in dark coordinating uniforms, it's seriously like the four seasons. They will escort you to the proper floor, acknowledge you immediately upon waking in, call for cabs, all at the front desk. Heck, even offer you coffee or tea will you wait! Overall, the hospital looks much smaller than it appears but everything in HK is built upward. It's only 5 Floors and the inside is much smaller than a normal US hospital but I think being that it's private, it is top notch and staff gives excellent care because it's small (and let's not sugar coat it...well funded of course.. lol) Inpatient or Outpatient, everything has been very efficient here. The staff( nurse, doc, aides) are all English speaking. Some even have a British accent! And everyone speaks to you like a human being! You're not just a number! (An exception with a few of the nurses who are a little short in Kong-lish, but mean no harm, it's all in efficiency!) The hospital is well updated with nice technology... iPads(food menu, reading material, etc) and flat screen tvs. The Food also has been pretty good too! If you're an Inpatient, you will receive a toiletry kit and slippers. As an outpatient, depending upon the procedure, a nice knit gown, and waffle weave robe! Highly impressive compared to the usual thin paper, freezing gowns! Now the only...Rough part...is...getting there! Why? Why? A hospital so far away?!? It's about a 20 minute cab ride up to the Peak from Central! (Less time on the way down, they usually drive faster!) The views are great once you arrive, just don't get car sick on your way (up or down) the roads very narrow and twisty like a slow rollercoaster! Yeehaw...

It may be a bit odd to write a review about a hospital; certainly in the UK, we have no choice,…read morebeing punted to the nearest and cheapest place by the NHS (if they can be bothered!). However, in Hong Kong, our private health care can in some cases allow us to choose which hospital to go to. If you manage to get in at the Matilda, you have done well (and I wish you a speedy recovery). The Matilda is right up on the Peak, which makes it a bit of a beast to get to, especially if you have nausea as the ride up there is winding. There is a mini buss, but I have only ever taken a taxi up and back, as it's hard to find the mini bus start point. However, being far away means that you really do feel like you have left HK and are in the Swiss Alps. This feeling of being out of the city alone should make you feel better! As you would hope, the staff at the hospital are very pleasant, and of course highly skilled. With their behaviour, and the general ambience of the hospital, it does feel a lot like a big hotel (just with doctors). I suspect this is what celebrity rehab is like? If you are are covered or can afford it, there are a number of private rooms, which I basically hotel rooms. There is room service, TVs, en suites, mini bar (not stocked!). The only give away is the hospital bed. On the subject of room service, the food at the Matilda is great. If you are a visiting guest and decide to save a few bucks and visit the staff canteen, it is awful local food. Really, the worst fish ball soup you can imagine. I would recommend you shell out for the patients menu and get a proper meal. Personally, I can't stand hospitals. I find them morbid places full of suffering and pain. Yes I get they are also places of healing, but what can I say, it's just how I feel. However, if you do have to have medical treatment, or have a loved on who does, I would recommend the Matilda. It does exude more warmth than most hospitals.

I've been coming here for 3 years and have always had a great experience. The staff, nurses and…read moredoctors are great. Dr. Charles has provided caring, informed support from whatever I may be needing. From a simple stomach bug, to yearly health checks. The nursing staff are all so kind. Today, Pauline was extremely helpful and provides great service. Finally, Jenny at the front desk is always a joy. She is informed, ready to help and always kind on the phone. Thank you to the full central health team for years of great service in Hong Kong, and many more to come.

Central Health was originally a obstetrics and paediatric health care service, but has since become…read morea full GP/family practice care centre. In fact, many patients are probably there for general practice health concerns now anyway. However, the practice has continued its excellent reputation in obstetrics and child health care, as if evidenced by the number of pregnant ladies and kids running around! Nearly all (I think bar one) of the doctors are trained overseas, UK, US, Oz, and are excellent healthcare practitioners. I wouldn't go if they were not! They cater heavily to the ex-pat crowd, with the entire practice operating in English. Whilst the practice is a general care centre, they do continue to specialise in obs and gyny, and paediatrics. They also extensively cover psychiatry, psychology and counselling concerns. Unlike many of the practices in HK, Central Health unofficially runs an out of hours service. Of course if you need emergency care, you should ring 999, but if you need "emergency" care from your GP, existing patients can get it from Central Health, depending on the goodwill of the doctor. Appointments are usually quite easy to get at the Central clinic. There are also two other practices in Disco Bay and Southside. As with most HK health care, you will have to pay or produce your medical insurance.

St. Teresa's is a very popular private hospital for both in-patients and out-patients alike; its…read morelocation is certainly convenient and the service they provide has always been nothing but tip top. A personal experience recently has further confirmed this. Delivering a baby is stressful business, being a first time parent further adds to the anxiety with so many questions clouding your mind as to what you are doing right (usually none) and what you are doing wrong (everything). Booking your wife into the hospital is more akin to booking yourself in for an unknown experience; what will happen, when will it happen and how much will it cost- these are all the things that you really don't know. St Teresa's really took concerns off my mind in a couple of ways- staff members were friendly and they were always supportive right from the word go to when I left. At no point in time did I feel that I was left to fend for myself and nurses were always on hand if we needed anything (with the exception on one nurse in the new born viewing room who felt the need to tell everyone off for calling their new born child too often). Doctors (not necessarily associated with the hospital but nonetheless) were also friendly with us and they, having done thousands of deliveries, knew what we were concerned about. The wards were clean and airy and the preparation courses for new parents were all very helpful and informative. This was all further enhanced when the bill came and it was pretty clear how everything came to the amount and all was as expected. I don't know how other hospitals fare but given my only experience so far I would say this is pretty good by my standards. Two things though: Don't park for too long at the hospital- it will cost ya. And don't buy anything from the shop downstairs unless you have to because its a rip-off.

The head of anesthesiology department told us that "you need to leave our hospital" after we…read moreshared our family history of malignant hyperthermia. We are shocked, humiliated beyond words can describe from this episode. just wanna warn fellow yelper about the quality of service received here. I personally would not go here for anything after thus treated.

Easy to book online, availability of appointments pretty good. A short consultation is about…read more$1,260, not exactly cheap, but you get what you pay for. Satisfied with the level of care.

No one really wants to visit the doctor, not even if he is George Clooney, a nice baby doctor who…read moremakes the girls all swoon. This is made worse in HK if you do need GP help, and are an ex-pat. It can be daunting to go to an Chinese doctor, or difficult to find an English speaking doctor. If you are in this situation, I would recommend OT&P. They are primarily a family practitioner service, with a number of specialists doctors, running four clinics across HK Island. Think of them as your GP back in blighty, but with more doctors, more appointment availability, better healthcare. To be fair to the UK's NHS, OT&P are private, so you will need to pay or produce your medical cards. Dr Trodd at the Wan Chai practice is particularly good, I have always found his patient care excellent and recommend him highly. He also has an amazing view out of his office, so if you are uncomfortable being prodded and poked, you can always have a look out of the window across the harbour to TST. Just a few details for your digestion; the clinic is an hours clinic, as in they only work "working" hours. If you need out of hours care, you'll have to call 999 (there is some out of hours care for obstetrics). They are a dispensing clinic, so all the prescription meds are on site. No trip to Mannings for you then. There is also a lot of on-site testing that they can do. Personally, I have always found it very easy to get an appointment, but fortunately, I very rarely go. Super healthy me - yeay!