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Hospital Admission Arrangements
Premium and Efficient Hospital Admission Arrangement Services
We are committed to providing clients with the highest quality and fastest hospital admission coordination services. Our experienced professional team ensures seamless handling of all pre-admission and post-admission arrangements.
Scope of Services
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Pre-admission investigations (outpatient diagnosis, examinations, and trauma assessment)
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Pre-admission booking and scheduling
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Emergency admission coordination
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Contact with hospitals and attending physicians
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Post-discharge follow-up consultations
One-stop Hospital Admission Arrangement
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Patient injury
Emergency / Admission investigations
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Arrangement for specialist consultation
Arrangement for examinations and bed booking
The nurse will make Follow-up call 4-5 days post-discharge to schedule follow-up and notify agent
SMS notification to patient 3 days before admission
Clinic manager provides advance notification. Estimated total for agent and patient discharge
Available Hospitals
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Kowloon
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St. Teresa's Hospital
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Hong Kong Baptist Hospital
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Evangel Hospital
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Precious Blood Hospital
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Hong Kong Island
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Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital
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Hong Kong Adventist Hospital
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St. Paul's Hospital
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Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong
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Canossa Hospital
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New Territories
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Union Hospital
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Hong Kong Adventist Hospital(Tsuen Wan)
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CUHK Medical Centre
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Hospital Admission Guidelines
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Upon admission, please bring personal hygiene items (such as toiletries, slippers, etc.), the admission notice signed by the doctor, and personal identification (Hong Kong ID card or passport). For individuals under 18 years old, the parent or guardian's ID card or passport is required.
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An admission deposit is required upon admission; most hospitals accept cash, EPS, or credit cards for deposit payment.
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Please retain the deposit receipt after payment, as it will be needed for discharge procedures or insurance claims.
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Avoid bringing large amounts of cash or valuable items into the hospital. If necessary, entrust valuables to family members for safekeeping.
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