shakira S.
Well cared and responsible nurse for peadiatric chenneling . Hunsmali


Asiri Hospital Kandy is a healthcare provider in Kandy. Address: 907 Peradeniya Rd, Kandy 20000. Phone: 0814 528 800. Average rating: 4.3 out of 5 from 24 customer reviews on Review Guru. Read what customers say about Asiri Hospital Kandy, find directions, and compare with other health & medical in Kandy below.
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Well cared and responsible nurse for peadiatric chenneling . Hunsmali
AbeysingheHMK A.
Sandamali in the channelling area level four Great in providing patient care
lahiru K.
Ms Sadamali chularathna is very friendly and supportive thank you
tharushi R.
Madhushka provides exceptional service and demonstrates great care when attending to patients during consultations. Keep up the fantastic work, and best wishes for your future endeavors.
Surangi D.
Good service Hansamsli Thank you ❤
Chamali D.
Yesterday, my son underwent eye surgery at Asiri Hospital Kandy under the care of Dr. Kavinga Masinghe. …
Samarakoon S.
Sandamali chularathn Good service
Nathan S.
Sandamali chularathn Good communication with us
Jagath D.
During my wife's first pregnancy, we sought the expertise of Dr. Chaminda Kandauda, a reputable VOG in Kandy, and continued our consultations with him until about the seventh month. One day, my wife noticed a lack of movement from the baby, prompting us to rush to the nearby government hospital in Medawala. They couldn't pinpoint the issue and recommended we go to Peradeniya Hospital within half an hour. While on our way, we reached out to Dr. Chaminda Kandauda, who instructed us to meet him at Asiri Hospital. Upon our arrival, he conducted a scan and reassured us that the baby's heartbeat was fine. However, the following day, my wife still felt no movement from the baby. We attempted to contact him several times, and he consistently reassured us that there was no cause for concern and that it was normal. Following his advice, we remained at home for about five days. After that period, we returned for another check-up, only for him to inform us that the baby's heartbeat had ceased. This was our first child, and it became one of the most excruciating experiences we could have imagined. As expectant parents, we had faith that proper monitoring and care would be provided, especially after repeatedly expressing our concerns about the lack of movement. In hindsight, I feel that he should have given the situation more attention and taken urgent action during that crucial time. Once it was confirmed that our baby had passed, he requested that we come back to Asiri Hospital for a cesarean section and made all the necessary arrangements. We declined and chose to admit my wife to Kandy General Hospital, where the staff treated her well. She remained there for about five days and ultimately delivered the baby naturally. Even after this tragic event, Dr. Chaminda called to inquire if we were proceeding with the cesarean, but I turned him down again. Subsequently, we underwent postmortem and genetic testing, which revealed that there were no genetic issues or signs of immaturity in the baby. I share this experience two years later because the memory and pain remain vivid for us. I hope that by recounting our story, others can grasp the significance of diligent monitoring and timely medical intervention during pregnancy.
Sharmin N.
We were quite let down by the service we received. Despite being charged a significant amount, we felt that we didn't receive the proper care we needed. The diagnosis card indicated ‘Gastric,’ but most of the tests performed resembled those typically conducted for heart attack patients. They also recommended a CTCA scan, which we chose not to go ahead with. Additionally, we encountered issues with incorrect information being sent to the insurance company, leading us to pay out of our own pockets. On a positive note, the doctors and nurses at Suwasewana were attentive and showed genuine care for the patient. However, the patient spent nearly two hours in the ETU, and while we were told that an ECG should be taken every two hours, only a blood test was conducted during that time. Even at discharge and payment, no follow-up ECG was carried out. This is just our personal experience and perspective. We would recommend that others think carefully before deciding, even in an emergency situation.
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