Kuala Lumpur, 27 May 2024 – Prince Court Medical Centre reaffirmed its position as a leader in orthopaedic care with the launch of a brand-new Orthopaedic Clinic of Excellence today. The orthopaedic clinic was inaugurated by IHH Healthcare Malaysia Chief Executive Officer Jean-François Naa, Prince Court Medical Centre Chief Executive Officer Dr. Shuba Srinivasan, and Malaysia’s rising squash star Sivasangari Subramaniam.
The launch event of the Prince Court Orthopaedic Clinic of Excellence had in attendance a range of distinguished guests including ambassadors, business partners and Prince Court consultants. The event involved a live-streamed “Prince Court Play-offs,” featuring World Number-10 Sivasangari in paddle ball matches against Jean-François Naa, Dr. Shuba and Prince Court doctors.
A Milestone in Healthcare Innovation
The new facility is poised to put Prince Court at the forefront of orthopaedic care, offering comprehensive, patient-centred services through the latest advancements in medical technology and evidence-based practices. The integrated clinic has a team of highly skilled and compassionate professionals, dedicated to providing seamless and personalised patient care from diagnosis to treatment and rehabilitation.
The multidisciplinary team includes orthopaedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians, and neurologists, and the clinic is equipped to deliver advanced medical care and diagnostics. The facility includes 14 consultation and five treatment rooms in a contemporary setting.
A Milestone in Healthcare Innovation
As Prince Court opens the doors to this new Orthopaedic Clinic of Excellence, the medical centre is poised to help patients return to their daily routines free of pain with its patient-centred approach and innovative medical care.
Dr. Shuba emphasised the importance of innovation and setting new benchmarks for healthcare excellence. “At Prince Court, we don't merely see ourselves as healthcare providers; we see ourselves as healthcare innovators constantly striving to enhance and achieve superior outcomes for our patients, with true value. And, we are committed to building lasting partnerships across the healthcare ecosystem, prioritising the well-being of our patients and the community.”
Inspiring Resilience and Excellence
Squash star Sivasangari’s presence at the launch underscored the clinic’s commitment to excellence and resilience. Having triumphed over a life-threatening car crash to win two gold medals at the 2022 Asian Games and the recent London Classic title, her journey embodies the perseverance and excellence that Prince Court strives to inspire in its patients.
“It is important to receive prompt medical treatment and rehabilitation. As an athlete, I am fully aware of this, and I’m delighted to be part of the Prince Court Orthopaedic Clinic of Excellence launch. This raises awareness that anyone struggling with sports injuries has a dedicated place to go to for treatment,” said Sivasangari.
“Sivasangari’s presence here today is particularly meaningful,” said Dr. Shuba. “We are honoured to be joined by a remarkable Malaysian athlete, who survived and overcame a dangerous accident. Her story is a testament to the kind of resilience and recovery we aim to provide at our Orthopaedic Clinic of Excellence.”
Setting New Benchmarks in Healthcare
Prince Court Medical Centre is confident that the new Orthopaedic Clinic of Excellence will set a new standard in orthopaedic care, reflecting its ongoing commitment to providing the highest quality healthcare. With a combination of cutting-edge technology, a dedicated and expert medical team, and a holistic approach to patient care, Prince Court aims to enhance patient outcomes and improve quality of life. The facility's launch marks a significant step forward in the medical centre’s mission to deliver innovative, comprehensive, and patient-centric healthcare services.
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