The 7 Best Klinik in Punggol
Jaka
3 months ago
The worst clinic that i have experienced. I dont wish to grade this clinic but i have to grade it so that i can post this in public. 0 star grade from me. From the doctor to the receptionist working at Lifeline Punggol Medical Clinic the are rude to their patients. After seeing doctor at the clinic, awhile later i was call to make payment & to clinic my medications. When the receptionist showed me the medicine’s i realized that one of the medicine i got it at my home. So i told them i think i don’t need this practical medicine as i have already got it. And the doctor came out from his room and told me “If you know that you have this medicine, u could have told me earlier right, now my manpower has been wasted.” I replied to him saying that as as patient i only know that u are providing me with medicine. How will i know what medicine, how does the medicine even look like? This doctor is so ridiculous, his not professional for his work. My question here is, how will a patient know what medicine is the doctor going to provide? Until we are going to make the payment that’s where we will look through the medications. How am i to tell him in advance that i dont need the medicine. And also i have went to so many clinics in Singapore, never once i have encountered a situation like this. No clinics have rejected our request when we tell them that we already have this medicine with us, so i dont need this now. All i know is they will take the medication from us and only charge us for the rest of the medicine they provide. Payment wise, this is not acceptable. I have ever paid consultation fee of $16 at other clinics. And their medicine will be strong & i will recover. This clinic here only knows how to charge us the consultation fee but their job wise they are not professionals. I realized that my comment is not the first, they are so some many people have encountered this at the clinic. I hope someone can do something about this doctor name Dr Wong Mun Chong & receptionists. Totally bad service & i wasted my time there.
One of the rare clinic that open till 2pm …. able to make a trip down and get treated as most clinic turn me down despite having super bad vomit symptoms… Dr able to give precise diagnosis and instructions on what to do. Thank you.
Very bad experience with the uncle doctor. Not sure if we are even visiting a doctor or a quick money shop. The doctor couldn’t care less about the patient, if we ask questions, we will get told off to go outside and seat and just eat whatever medicine he prescribed. Don’t even want to listen to patient description of symptom. Simply the worst attitude. The feeling is like rather the patient die than waste his time…Tsck..
Charges for even a very normal ailment ($76 for a simple stomachache that will go away on its own without medication anyway) at this clinic can be more than 5 times the price at Polyclinic ($15).
Not like there’s a huge difference in terms of service (actually worse here be it from the doctor or the receptionist) or medication (not say very effective also).
Highly doubt the high price is due to the rental that they have to pay, since there’s literally a bakery selling bread for a few cents just beside them.
It’s expensive health care like this that might be choking the public healthcare system, since more people would just go to Polyclinic for treatment. Even grabbing to Polyclinic to and fro would still be significantly cheaper than going to this clinic…
Ask for a mask from the receptionist to see doctor but instead proving us the mask the receptionist say that bring own mask next time ridiculous can’t u just provide a mask ~
I give up on seeing this clinic with female dr from the past few year, I know the nurse or counter staff are rude but don’t bother bcos i just want the medication but this time i have no choice and sick visit again and yes it slap my face been trusting this clinic the response from the dr it’s really disappointed me when i ask about my illness and she can say she dk and very rush. Last time she even giving a medication that going to expired.