[I gave birth!] I gave birth at this hospital in July. Dr. Woo took care of me, always providing precise and straightforward consultations. Whenever I had concerns, he would reassuringly say, "It's okay, it's okay," to the point where it almost made me more anxious? (lol) His calm demeanor allowed me to approach my delivery date with peace of mind. It was a planned epidural birth, and it was truly completely painless. The anesthesiologist was also skilled, and just as Dr. Woo predicted, I delivered with one push at the scheduled time. It was a very easy delivery. The pediatrician was also kind and a good doctor. During every consultation, interpreter Ayako-san accompanied me, which was very reassuring. She also checked on me during my postpartum hospital stay and acted as an interpreter during my one-week postpartum check-up, for which I am grateful. When Ayako-san was unavailable, Hiroko-san also took care of me. *While prenatal check-ups are largely the same as in Japan, they were scheduled every four weeks even in the later stages of pregnancy. Dr. Woo's practice is cash-only. Also, from immediately after birth, breastfeeding is encouraged, so it's not a time for extensive rest.

I gave birth here while my husband was on an overseas assignment. As it was my first childbirth and overseas, I had many anxieties. However, the Japanese medical interpreter (Ayako-san) was very reassuring with her polite and knowledgeable approach. During Dr. Woo's prenatal check-ups, there was a 3D ultrasound, and seeing the fetus's face each month was a joy. Being my first pregnancy and childbirth, I had many concerns, but Dr. Woo was a kind doctor who seemed to alleviate those anxieties. During labor, when I was flustered due to communication difficulties with the midwifery staff, Dr. Woo and the interpreter came despite the late hour to provide support, and I was able to deliver safely afterward. I am truly grateful. From the onset of labor to delivery, I was able to stay in the same room (delivery room), which was convenient without any transfers. After delivery, I moved to the ward. The room was clean, the meals were delicious, and I was able to spend my time comfortably. During my hospital stay, the nurses and midwives provided thorough support with breastfeeding and other aspects. I am truly glad that I was able to give birth at this hospital.

I was cared for during the birth of my first child in 2024. Giving birth overseas was very challenging for my husband and me, but the dedicated support from Dr. Jean Woo and Japanese staff members Ayako and Hiroko was a great source of strength. I highly recommend this hospital, especially to Japanese individuals planning to give birth in Kuala Lumpur. Here are the reasons for my recommendation: * Although it is a large hospital, it is structured with multiple small clinics, and since it operates on an appointment system, waiting times are short. I visited many times for prenatal check-ups, and the waiting time was almost zero, with a maximum of about 15 minutes. I've heard of waiting times of 1-2 hours at other hospitals. * Dr. Woo is experienced and positive, and I trust her. Pregnancy and childbirth are events where many things can happen, but I had no complaints about the doctor. * There are experienced Japanese staff members who provide support beyond simple interpretation. They were a great emotional support before and after childbirth. * A birth package promotion is currently being offered. It started mid-2024 and is expected to continue for some time.

Good evening. I am very grateful to the hospital, especially the esteemed Dr. Jan Woo Lee Si, who oversaw the birth of my daughter. My sincere thanks and appreciation to her and to the translator, Samira, She helped us a lot