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The past year has been one of steady and purposeful progress for our hospital, not only in how we grow, but in how we continue to serve.
Our focus remains clear, to deliver safe, high-quality, and compassionate healthcare that is accessible to all. As we strengthen our clinical capabilities and expand our facilities, we do so with intention ensuring that every step forward translates into better care, not just greater scale.
In 2025, this commitment was reflected in both our clinical work and our charitable efforts. Together with our donors and partners, we raised RM 3,475,573 and disbursed RM 3,197,996 supporting 251 beneficiaries in accessing the treatment they needed. Beyond the figures, these represent lives touched, burdens eased, and families given renewed hope.
Year 2025 also marked the introduction of the Charity Green Parade , a new initiative that brought together individuals, families, and organisations in a shared expression of care and community. Alongside this, significant fundraisers such as Charity Heart 2 Heart and MENtion It: Building Compassion, Health and Strength continued to gain momentum, reinforcing the impact of collective giving.
Albin Phua Chief Executive Officer
Beyond fundraising, our Corporate Social Responsibility and community health initiatives remain an integral part of our work. Through outreach programmes, health screenings, and education efforts, we continue to extend care beyond our hospital walls, reaching communities, encouraging early intervention, and promoting long-term well-being.
As we continue to grow, we remain deliberate in our approach. Growth, for us, is not defined by expansion alone, but by our ability to deliver care that is efficient, sustainable, and centred on the needs of our patients. Every investment we make is guided by this principle.
At the core of our work are the values that have shaped us; Charity, Community Health, and Chaplaincy. These pillars continue to anchor our mission, reminding us that healthcare is not only about treatment, but about caring for the whole person, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
We believe that kindness is never a one-way act. Care given builds trust, trust strengthens relationships, and over time, these relationships return as continued support and shared purpose. This ongoing cycle sustains our work and strengthens our ability to serve. As we look ahead, we remain committed to operational excellence, responsible growth, and mission-driven care. With integrity, compassion, and purpose, we will continue to serve every life entrusted to us and ensure that care remains within reach for those who need it most.
Penang Adventist Hospital’s success throughout these years is due to it’s belief in God, strong fundamentals, and the vision for helping the community. Building on a legacy of over a century these guiding principles continue to drive us toward a new era of excellence and compassionate care.
The hospital is supported by effective management through the knowledge, expertise and shared vision of its Board Members.
Being a not-for-profit, mission hospital, members of the Board of Trustees are volunteers from the community and the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. They receive no remuneration for their services at the hospital.
Surplus from the hospital operation is not given to stakeholders but is used to enhance medical equipment and upkeep of the hospital and fund community outreach activities.

Group President
Mr. Ronald Koh
ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL & INVITEES
Chief Executive Officer
Person In Charge/ Vice President of Medical Administration
Vice President of Wellness
Assistant Vice President of Medical Administration
Chief Nursing Officer
Director of Operations
BOARD OF TRUSTEE
Chairman Vice Chairman
Secretary Board Members
Pr. Abel Anak Johnny Bana
Mr. Chee Meng Keen, Joshua
Mr. Koh Wah Heng, Ronald
Mr. Phua Tuan Hui, Albin
Dr. Tah Kheng Soong @ Soo Kheng Soon, Raymond
Pr. Nelson G Bendah
Pr. Tan Meng Cheng
Pr. Feldinand @ Belgium Bin Sawanai
Pr. Semilee Anak Tajau
Dr. Oh Siew Leng, Danny
Pr. Somchai Chuenjit
Mr. Atikom Sriratanaprapat
Director of Human Resources
Director of Corporate Affairs and HR Training
Director of Marketing
Head of Chaplain
Senior Finance Manager
Senior Information Technology Manager
Senior Manager of Facilities & Support Services
Head of Quality Department
Senior Allied Health & Pharmacy Manager
Mr. Albin Phua
Dr. Raymond Tah
Dr. Dicky Ng
Dr. Derick Chuah
Dr. Noraidah Guntalib
Ms. Jenny Ooi
Ms. Ong Sook Cheng
Mr. Jayce Gooi
Mr. Caleb Lim Pr. Sunny Tan
Ms. Ooi Hooi Suen
Mr. Sherine Ooi
Mr. Peter Lim
En. Azizi Hazwan
Ms. Joanne Lim
Penang Adventist Hospital is committed to demonstrating the love and healing ministry of Christ by providing comprehensive, competent and excellent healthcare for all.
A people-centred teaching and learning healthcare system with international quality wholistic care, delivering excellent experiences to the community and region.




Our goal is “To make man whole”. It means to follow the ideals of God, the Creator and Master Physician, and to provide for a person’s well-being by administering to his physical, spiritual and emotional needs, in modern and pleasant facilities.
We are guided by a set of values which all staff adhere to and through which we collectively strive to deliver better outcomes and services. The values are:
C ommunity mindset, building mutual trust, accountability and teamwork.
A chievement of excellence, continuous assessment and strategic growth.
R elevance in technology, enhancing services, and strengthening relationships.
I ntegrity in word and deed, genuine and ethical stewardship.
N urture through reinforcement and celebration of outstanding service.
G odliness through compassionate care, reflecting the life of Christ.

Fund Raised from Charity Events
RM 715,534
Fund Raised from the Care Club of 2025
Fund Raised from the Wishing Well
RM 41,071
RM41,288
Total Fund Disbursement
RM 3,197,996 30 271 251 CSR Programs Disbursement RM 74,275
Beneficiaries Supported
Nursing Students Sponsored New Donors






Provides free or subsidised medical treatment to needy patients suffering from chronic illness in areas of tumour, cleft palate repair, major limb amputation, scoliosis, stroke etc
Cancer Fund
Provide free or subsidised medical treatment to needy cancer patients to undergo cancer related treatment.
Patient Heart Fund
Provides free or subsidised medical treatment to needy patients suffering from heart ailments.
Welfare Fund
Income received by Hospital during Sabbath (sunset Friday to sunset Saturday) are channelled towards this fund which provides free or subsidised medical treatment to assists needy patients in dialysis, cataract surgery, admission bills and minor surgeries.
General Fund
Provides financial aid to support the development & expansion of the Hospital, upgrading of the facilities, training of staff and sponsorship of nursing students.
To aid needy employees and the public who are stricken by natural disasters and other needy situations such as daily necessities.

Dr. J. Earl Gardner Fund
RM 713,532
Cancer Fund
RM 741,361
Patient Heart Fund Welfare Fund General Fund Recycling Fund
Number of patients helped: 26 Number of patients helped: 159
Number of patients helped: 32 Number of patients helped: 30
RM 176,293 RM 652,535 RM 840,000 RM 74,275
Number of patients helped: 4 1 NGO, 1 Kindergarten, 15 Nursing Students to Missionary Trip
Penang Adventist
Hospital
Charity Fund
Committee
Members 2025
Mr. Albin Phua
Dr. Dicky Ng
Mdm. Ooi Hooi Suen
Mr. Ronald Koh
Dr. Thomas Tean
Mr. Koay Swee Thye
Mdm. Boonsiri Somchit
Mdm. Catherine Lim
Dr. Khor Chai Tian
Pr. Joshua Gan
Mr. Leslie Hong
Welfare Fund
Committee
Members
Dr. Thomas Tean
Mdm. Jenny Ooi
Mdm. Ooi Hooi Suen
Mdm. Chea Phei Yin
Dr. Daniel Yeoh
Pr. Sunny Tan
Mdm. Lee Mei Yin
The hospital’s Medical Welfare Services Unit was established in 1997 to help the poor and needy with medical assistance.
The Medical Welfare Services team assists patients and/or patients’ relatives in seeking the appropriate healthcare treatment in PAH. The Medical Welfare Officer also liaises with doctors, nurses, other health professionals, as well as community resources and welfare agents in providing solutions for patients who are unable to meet medical costs. The Medical Welfare Services unit is a caring and responsive team that serves the local community who are in need of medical assistance by offering medical financial aid.
Charity Application Procedure
The following flow chart shows the procedure that the Medical Welfare Services team goes through to review, assess and verify charity application from applicants:
The Medical Welfare Services Interviews applicant
As responsible stewards of the charity funds, the team ensures accountability and visibility for each case presented to the relevant committee for fund disbursement.

Meet the applicant



03
Explain the Charity Application Process








Inform applicant about all the documents required. Applicant is required to through home visit / ward visit.
The journey to a new lease of life begins! Submit completed application form
Assesses the applicant’s background
06 07 04 05
Compiles and verifies applicant’s documents Presents charity cases to committee members






“Small acts, when multiplied by many, can transform the world.”
Lov’Earth CSR Recycling Project, a collective effort of PAH staff, raised a total of RM2,082.24 in support of the Penang Cerebral Palsy (Spastic) Children’s Association.
This initiative demonstrated how small, consistent actions, when embraced by many, could create meaningful impact. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to every staff member who contributed, showing how compassion, when combined with collective action, could make a lasting difference in the lives of others.
On 23 June 2025, our Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Albin Phua, together with staff representatives, visited the Penang Cerebral Palsy Children’s Association for a simple yet heart-warming handover ceremony. Handicraft materials and daily essentials, purchased using the funds raised, were presented in support of the students and the centre’s ongoing programmes.
The joyful smiles of the students and the warmth felt at the centre served as a powerful reminder that even the simplest act, such as recycling , could extend far beyond environmental responsibility to touch lives within our community.
Through the incredible participation and shared spirit of our staff, this initiative truly transformed waste into hope, benefiting not only the environment, but also the people we



In August 2025, a fire broke out at Pontian Adventist Kindergarten, destroying much of the classroom equipment and learning materials. The incident deeply affected the children and educators, disrupting a space that had been a place of growth, care, and learning.
Through the generosity of PAH staff and doctors, together with support from our Recycling Fund, a total of RM28,325 was raised to help refurnish the affected classrooms. This collective effort enabled the replacement of essential furniture and learning resources, allowing the kindergarten to resume its daily activities.

Today, it is both a joy and a privilege to see the children back in their classrooms, their smiles brighter than ever, and their learning renewed. This outcome was made possible by the kindness and compassion of our staff, whose willingness to give ensured that the children could return to a safe and nurturing environment.
Moments such as these remind us that, as one Adventist family, we walk together in faith, hope, and love, supporting one another through challenges and rebuilding with purpose and care.




The Charity Car Boot Sale 2.0: Merry Wheels Market was a heart-warming success, raising RM14,572 in support of our nursing students’ mission trip to Hatyai. The funds raised were directed towards post-flood community outreach, enabling the students to assist families, support clean-up efforts, and extend care where it was most needed.
The event was filled with festive cheer, made memorable by beautifully decorated stalls, favourable weather, and the shared enthusiasm of everyone involved. It truly reflected the spirit of Corporate Social Responsibility, as staff from various departments came together to organise and run the market despite their busy schedules.

To mark the conclusion of this meaningful initiative, a handover ceremony was held with the presentation of a mock cheque to the Adventist College of Nursing & Health Sciences, symbolising our collective support for the students’ upcoming mission.
As shared by nursing student Alicia (A member of Mission Trip):
“This mission is about more than giving goods; it is about bringing hope, comfort, and light to people whose lives have been heavily impacted. In short, this fundraising is what allows us to stand beside these communities in a practical and heartfelt way. It becomes the bridge that connects your generosity to their needs, turning simple items into powerful reminders that they are not alone.”




In conjunction with our 100th Anniversary, the hospital launched the 100 Free Cataract Surgeries Programme as a meaningful initiative to give back to the community. This programme was introduced to provide free cataract surgeries for B40 patients, ensuring that financial limitations did not stand in the way of essential, sight-restoring care.
The response was immediate and encouraging. All 100 surgery slots were fully taken up within the first quarter of the year, reflecting the pressing need for accessible eye care, particularly among the elderly.
Through the dedication and coordinated efforts of our doctors, nurses, and healthcare teams, each patient
underwent comprehensive assessments, careful follow-ups, and safe surgical procedures. By December, the final case was successfully completed, marking the full completion of this milestone programme. A total of RM531,762 was disbursed to cover the cost of surgeries and post-operative follow-up care, ensuring patients received continuous and comprehensive treatment.
It has been both an honour and a privilege to serve through this initiative. Most rewarding of all was seeing many elderly patients regain their sight, restoring not only vision, but also independence, confidence, and quality of life.






























A Gift of Sight
















































Moving Together, Healing Together

Funds Raised: RM344,594 for Dr. J. Earl Gardner Fund
The Charity Green Parade brought together the community for a meaningful morning of unity and purpose at the South Zone of Queensbay Mall. Dressed in vibrant green, participants walked side by side, creating a powerful display of solidarity and shared commitment.
Through this fundraising initiative, a total of RM344,594 was raised in support of the Dr. J. Earl Gardner Fund, providing critical medical assistance to patients requiring major surgeries. More than just a walk, the parade became a moving expression of compassion, hope, and collective action, proudly carrying the message “Moving Together, Healing Together.”

Beyond the walk, the event also promoted holistic wellbeing. Free health screenings and consultations were provided on-site by our Community Health Department, encouraging early awareness and healthier lifestyle choices among participants and members of the public. Health Awareness Boards carried throughout the route further reinforced simple yet meaningful messages on everyday health and wellness.
The Charity Green Parade was a powerful reminder of the impact we can create when we come together, moving forward with purpose, and healing together as one community.






Platinum Sponsors:
Morrissey Technology Sdn Bhd


Morrissey Assembly Solution Sdn Bhd
MACE Instrumentation Sdn Bhd
Mi Technovation Berhad
Tenby Schools Penang
Bun Guan Brothers



Corporate Partners:
South Island Garment Sdn Bhd
ASE Electronics Malaysia
Advantest
Adventist College of Nursing & Health Sciences
GUH Circuit Industry
Ivy Technology Global Services
Kaifa Technology Malaysia
Eng Teknologi Sdn Bhd
DELL
Segi College
Amphenol
Ghazi & Lim Advocates
MTSC Solution Sdn Bhd
Nefab Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Shan Poornam Metals Sdn Bhd
Zebra Technologies


Event Partners:
Queensbay Mall


MediShield First Aid Supplies Sdn Bhd
Lost World Paradise
Fitness Concept
Eastin Hotel Penang
Dreame Technology
Hompton by The Beach Penang
D Lap Drift Kart
5AM Sports
Yogood
K&S Sales
Glass Museum Penang
Sunshine Bread Sdn Bhd
Neobun
Ngan Yin Thumbs
Hoppi
Charity Heart 2 Heart concluded as a meaningful and heart-warming success, raising RM118,968 in support of the Patient Heart Fund, providing medical assistance for needy patients with heart-related conditions.
Held in conjunction with World Heart Day, the event featured a striking centrepiece - a giant heart installation built using 1,405 cinnamon rolls from Adventist Bakery, arranged on a 14’ x 38’ platform. This powerful visual symbolised unity, care, and our shared commitment to heart health, drawing strong public engagement throughout the day.
Funds Raised: RM118,968 for Patient Heart Fund A Sweet Act of Giving
Beyond the centrepiece, the event encouraged active and heart wellness. Free health screenings, CPR and AED education, and energising Zumba and Body Combat sessions were offered, alongside a pickleball activity that invited participants and passers-by to get moving in a fun and accessible way.
The closing ceremony was honoured by the presence of YB Lim Siew Khim and YB Joseph Ng, whose attendance further underscored the importance of








Funds Raised: RM266,590 for Cancer Fund
The final fundraiser of the year, MENtion It: Building Compassion, Health & Strength, took place on 16 November 2025 at Gurney Plaza and concluded as a meaningful and energetic success. It was an honour to have YB Joshua Woo grace the event, lending his support to the importance of men’s health and wellbeing.
Through this fundraiser, a total of RM266,590 was raised in support of the Cancer Fund, providing much-needed assistance to patients undergoing cancer treatment. Designed to promote men’s wellbeing, the event brought together movement, awareness, and community in a purposeful and engaging way.
As shared by our Chief Executive Officer: “ We all know how men can be. Very often, our pride gets in the way. We push through pain and tell ourselves, “I am okay.” We often wait until we really have to, before going for a check-up. But sometimes, taking care of yourself is the bravest thing you can do. Because good health does not just benefit you, it gives your family more time with you, it gives your loved ones peace of mind, and it gives you the strength to care for those who matter most.”
Participants took part in Les Mills Dance, HIIT and Mat Pialtes, fitness challenge, and physiotherapy assessments focused on flexibility and physical health. A barber booth by Adhimaatra further reinforced the importance of self-care, confidence and overall wellbeing. MENtion It was more than a fitness event; it was a shared reminder that caring for one’s health, physically and mentally is essential. Through strong community participation and support, the event successfully built compassion, health, and strength together.









Event Partners:
Gurney Plaza
Peak Fitness
Adhimaatra Barber Shop
Penang Adventist Hospital Physiotherapy
Department
Mercato Gurney Plaza






Throughout the year, we were deeply encouraged by the generous and consistent support of Dell, whose commitment to giving back made a meaningful difference to our charitable efforts.
Through Dell’s Benevity giving platform, employees were empowered to contribute directly to causes they care about, fostering a culture of generosity and shared purpose. In addition, Dell’s recycling programme further supported our work, allowing everyday sustainability efforts to be transformed into tangible aid for patients and the community.
Beyond financial contributions, Dell’s support was also felt through active participation. Dell teams stood alongside us at key fundraising initiatives, including the Charity Green Parade and MENtion It: Building Compassion, Health & Strength, bringing with them energy, unity, and a strong spirit of community involvement.
In year 2025, through contributions from Benevity and the recycling programmed combined, Dell’s total support amounted to RM 98,676 , making a meaningful impact on our mission.
We extend our sincere appreciation to Dell and its employees for walking this journey with us. Your support, through giving, participation, and shared values has played an important role in advancing our mission and extending care to those in need.
Together, these acts of generosity continue to create meaningful and lasting impact.
Since 2001, the Wishing Well has stood as a quiet yet powerful symbol of generosity. What began as a simple idea, inviting people to give from the heart has grown into a long-standing tradition of kindness that continues to touch lives today.
Over the years, countless individuals have dropped coins, notes, and small contributions into the Wishing Well, each gift carrying a hope, a prayer, or a wish for someone in need. Through this ongoing support, funds raised from the Wishing Well have continued to strengthen the Gift of Life Fund, providing vital assistance to patients suffering from heart ailments. Every contribution, no matter the size, has played a part in helping someone receive the care they need.
We are deeply grateful that, even after more than two decades, the community continues to believe in this cause. Their trust and generosity remind us that compassion, when nurtured over time, never fades.
In 2025, this journey of giving reached new milestones as we were honoured to place three new Wishing Wells at Penang Plaza, M Social Resort Penang, and 1st Avenue Mall. These placements were made possible through the belief and support of our partners, who share our commitment to extending care and hope to those in need.
The Wishing Well may be simple in form, but its impact is profound. It reminds us that kindness does not need to be grand to be meaningful, sometimes, it begins with a small act, repeated over time, and sustained by a community that chooses to care.
As long as community continue to believe, to give, and to wish for good, the Wishing Well will continue its quiet work, turning everyday generosity into life-changing support.



Penang Adventist Hospital’s existence is a testament to the unwavering support of both corporate entities and the community, both financially and through contributions in kind. As the African proverb goes, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”
We are also grateful to many who work hard in making our fundraising events possible. Your support for our events enthuses your strong support.
We dedicated these next few pages to all of you and extend our heartfelt thanks for your continued support.
Thank you!
2 RAW Academy Kids Fun Pickleball Club & Academy
5AM Sports
Adhimaatra Barber Shop
Advantest
Adventist Bakery
Adventist College of Nurisng & Health Sciences
Alcean
Amphenol
Arati Vilas
ASE Electronics Malaysia
Athens Fitness
Bun Guan Brothers
Childhood Garden
D Lap Drift Kart
DELL
Dreame Technology
Eastin Hotel Penang
Eng Teknology Sdn Bhd
Entopia
Fitness Concept
Ghazi & Lim Advocates
Glass Museum Penang
GUH Circuit Industry
Gurney Paragon
Gurney Plaza
Hompton by The Beach Penang
Hoppi
Ivy Technology Global Services
K&S Sales
Kaifa Technology Malaysia
Light Stone Restaurant
Lost World Paradise
MACE Instrumentation Sdn Bhd
Medishield First Aid Supplies Sdn Bhd
Mei Hotel
Mercato Gurney Plaza
Mi Technovation Berhad
Morrissey Assembly Solution Sdn Bhd
Morrissey Technology Sdn Bhd
MTSC Solution Sdn Bhd
Nefab Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Neobun
Ngan Yin Thumbs
Park Royal Hotel
Peak Fitness
Picke Sky
Queensbay Mall
Segi College
Shan Poornam Metals Sdn Bhd
South Island Garment Sdn Bhd
Straits Quay
Sunshine Bread Sdn Bhd
Sunshine Central
Sunshine Jelutong
Sunshine Lip Sin
Sunshine Square
Tenby Schools Penang
ThemeGood
Viatris
Vico
Yes Gift Trading
Yogood
Zebra Technologies


77-82 Classmate
ABV Global Holdings Sdn. Bhd
Adrey Nerro Doison
Advantest (M) Sdn Bhd
Advantest Sales & Support (M) Sdn Bhd
Adventist Health Services Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Aiman
Aingkaran A/L Selvam
Akaun Khas Pusat Khidmat Kadun Pulau Tikus
Alex Khoo Cheen Hoe
Amphenol TCS (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
Andrew Teoh Keat Chuan
Ang Cheng Ee
Ang Hooi Shan
Ang Li Li
Ang Phaik See
Ang Shu Hoe
Annie Cheah
AOTW MC YIN
Arianto Guntalib
ASE Electronics (M) Sdn Bhd
ASTRA
Aswad Shah Bin Anwer Shah
Au Thien Poh, Jackson
Ayden Phua
AZIZI HAZWAN BIN AZIZULKARIM
Azmi Bin Abdul Wahab
Beh Kim Ngoh
Beh Mooi Ngoh
Benevity - AMD
Benevity - Dell
Benevity - HPI
Benevity - Lam Research
Benevity - Lenovo
Benevity - Longchamp
Benevity - Marvell Technology
Benevity - Microsoft
Benevity - Motorola Solutions Foundation
Benevity-Intel Foundation
Benevity-RBC
Benjamin Liaw
Bryan Tew & Family
Buddhist Disciples
Bun Guan Brothers Sdn Bhd
Cancer information and support department
Carla J Aagaard
Caroline Teh
Caryn Neoh
Cassandra Patricia Ng Ching Ching
Catherine Tan
Celine
Chai Han Ying, Cecelia
Chan Chee Choong
Chan Chin Ching
Chan En Zhen
Chan Fai Keong
Chan Hong Ee
Chan Huey Ching
Chan Kah Hoong, Lu Thi Minh Hoong, Minh
Van Chan Yong Ru
Chan Kok Leong
Chan Lai Kueen
Chan Swee Ying
Chan Vern-Han
Chan Vern-Jian
Chan Wai Yeng, Michelle
Chan Woon Kean
Chan Yong Yee, Chan Yong Qi, Chan Yong
Wen
Chang Hiaw Wei
Chang Siew Nyuk
Chang Yao Chong
Chang Yoong Sien
Charity Green Parade Registration
Charmaine Saw Chin Puay
Chaui Loy Hock
Chaw Gaik Ai
Cheah Bee Swan
Cheah Chui Yong
Cheah Eng Hai
Cheah Eu Jin
Cheah Hock Khoon
CHEAH HOOI GIAM
Cheah Hsu Hooi
Cheah Hwei Chiet
Cheah Lay Chin, Crristinna
Cheah Lee Yun
Cheah Siew Hoon
Chee Hock Teik
Chee Yuen Yee
Chen Chin Peng
Cheng Chi Yin
Cheng Pooi Yin
Cheong Choon Wee
Cheong Tien Lui
Cheong Wai Fong
Cheong Wei Lee
Chew Gim Ping
Chew Kear Chong
Chew Shin Yi
Chew Siew Lee
Chew Su Ping
Chia Choon Beng
Chia Mei Yee, Felicia
Chin Kwee Heong, Wendy
Chin Lai Yee
Chin Oon Wei
Chin Sun Sek
Chin Tih Tih
Chin Wai Sun
Chinese Methodist Church Jelutong
Chloe Lee Zhen Hsuen
Ch’ng Dicklin
Ch’ng Guat Chin
Ch’ng Phaik Lee
Ch’ng Siew Poh
Ch’ng Wan Si
Ch’ng Wee Nee
Chong Chee Hong
Chong Cheng Cheng & Family
Chong Hui Xin
Chong Jia Jing
Chong Kok Kheng
Chong Lean Eng
Chong Lily Teh
Chong Nget Sim
Chong Teik Min
Choo Say Jin
Choo Ting See
Choong Huey Cze
Chow Kam Ying
Christian Henry
Chrono Tech Sdn Bhd
Chua Chong Hooi
Chua Guat Kooi
CHUA SWEE POH
Chuah Kai Xuan
CHUAH KEAN CHYE
Chuah Teong He
Chun Teck Loon
Ci Shan Jie Yuan Hui
Cindy How Pui Yuen
Cindy Olexa Juprin
Claire Hammond
Class 2027/2
Class of 2025/1
Class of 2027/1 & Adrey Nerro
Doison
Colin Geh Cheow Tee
Daljit Singh A/L Daya Singh
Daniel Koay Chin Hui
Dell Technologies
DIANE HILARY FARLEY
Dinda Nurjanah
Dino Lim Tze Soong
Dr. Ginger Ketting-Weller, Dr. Case Ketting
Earl Aagaard
Elena Holland
Eliane Tan Ai Li
Elreen Wong Guat Lun
Endang Sri Wahyuni
Eng Kar Seong
Eng Teknologi Sdn Bhd
Er Kim Soi
ESH Resource Management Sdn Bhd
ESH Resource Management Sdn Bhd (DELL)
Eugene Ang Li Heng
Evolution Dynamics
Evon Ooi
Evonne Aloysius
Ewe Kim Siang
Falim Development Sdn Bhd
Farben Technique (M) Sdn Bhd
Fondcare Sdn Bhd
Foo Fook Chee
Foo Jy Sheng
Foo Li Yin
Foo Miin Hway
Foo Swee Choon
Foo Xun Jian
Foo Yi Yeh
Frannie Teoh Hui Lin
Friends of Sports
Fung Yee King
Gan Hui Ing
Geam Hsien Tat
Genki Lite Care Centre
Goh Chut Chong
Goh Fong Kim
Goh Lee San
Goh Mi Mi
Goh Phaik Leng
Goh Seng Hong
Goh Siew Kim
Goh Yin Ze
Golden Etna Sdn. Bhd.
Gordan & Becky Hsieh
Greatstate Assets Sdn. Bhd.
GUH Circuit Industry (PG) Sdn Bhd
Han Hai Thon
Hanna Shadreena Binti Muhamad
Shaharil
HAYATI BINTI IDRIS
Helen Tenson
Herman Salin
Hew Chong Wee
Hew Siat Ping
Hiew Chun Keat
Hing Yee Shan
H’NG YU MING
Hor Chee Peng
Hor Fook Kheong
Hor Lay Chen
Hou Mi Mi
How Ya Yen
Howei (M) Sdn. Bhd.
Hup Huat Corporation Sdn Bhd
ICU Department (PAH)
IMO Chum Kon Yeat, Saw Poh Bee, Tharpa, Callie & Ah Boy
IMO of Mr.Lai Kok Chiew
IMO Yeoh Sim Kee, Tan Cheng Kin & Yeoh Lean Chneah
In loving memory of the late Mr.Ong See Pin
In Memory of the late Mr Khoo Keat
Theam
Inch Wear Apparel
Infinite Carrier Group Enterprise
Isabel Yap Zhi Ling
Ivy Tan Yin Sean
Ivy Tech Global Services (M) SB
Jacky Entertainment Production House
Janice Heng Jie Wen
Jason Koay Kai Boon
Jayce Gooi Sheun Ling
Jennifer Libalib
Jo Su Lan
Jodie Leong Cai En
Joey Lim Xin Jie
John Julian Copley Brinsden
John William Haye
Jonas Goh Jiunn Seng
Kah Xiao Tong
Kaifa Technology Malaysia
Kam Pin Lin
Kam Poh Lin
Kamarul Zaman Bin Abdul Rashid
Kang Chin Chin
Karen Neoh
Kayathiree
Ken Poh Chye, Leonard
Khaw Ai Ying
Khaw Ching Kiat
Khaw Lee Koon
Khaw Swee Hin
Khaw Yan Ngee
Kh’ng Hui Ying
Kho Lok Im
KHO YING HAN
Khoo Boo Keat
Khoo Chong Yih
Khoo Ding Xiang
Khoo Siew Siew
Khoo Teng Seng
Khoo Wong & Chan
Khoo Yee Ming
Khor Ah Check
Khor Bee Tin
Khor Meng Kheng
Khor Yee Shuan
Kim Lay Hong
Kiong Saw Geok
Koay Bee Ean
Koay Ee Fang
Koay Eng Sim, Lisa
Koay Hooi Ean
Koay Swee Thye
Koe Eng Soon
Koh Yin Fun
Kong Ah Kiew
Kong Hon Weng
Kong Mun Kit (Terrie Kong)
Kong Siang Jen
Kong Yik Kean
Kuok Foundation Berhad
Kwan Kok Sun, Timothy
Lai Chwen Min, Frances
Lai Si Yeu
Lai Yok Yen
Lam Chee Wan
Lam Chun Hooi, Jimmy
Lau Eng Kong
Lau Jay Shen
Lau Sha Lee
Lau Sha Yin
Lau Sun Wah
Lau Ying Hui
Law Choo Kiang
Law Xin Yi
Lee Chee Keong
Lee Chee Teng
Lee Chia Hon
Lee Chih Hui
Lee Chin Wee
Lee Chong Yeow
Lee Choon Seng
Lee Czen Ning, Nicole
Lee Czen Shing, Samantha
Lee Czen Yhi, Bridgette
Lee Jer Shuhn
Lee Jin
Lee Jun Yong
Lee Kok Woei
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(Chai)


Care Club marked a meaningful milestone as it celebrated its 20th Anniversary in year 2025. This occasion served as an opportunity not only to reflect on two decades of giving, but also to renew our commitment to sustaining care for those in need.
In conjunction with the anniversary, a small signup campaign was launched to encourage greater participation. The response from our staff was deeply encouraging, and through their support, we successfully welcomed new members into the Care Club family. Their willingness to step forward demonstrated a shared belief in the importance of giving consistently and caring collectively.

Care Club continues to embody the principle that charity begins at home. Through the commitment of our staff, small monthly contributions come together to create meaningful and lasting impact for patients and community initiatives. As Care Club moves into its next chapter, this spirit of generosity remains at the heart of everything we do.



The Care Club – An employee giving campaign was established in 2005 by the hospital’s employees with the aim encouraging giving to the hospital’s charity funds. In Year 2025, the Care Club has 270 members, contributed RM 41,288
A Harithas S/O Ahumoolom
Adliah Binti Ahmad
Adrey Nerro Doison
Agnes Anak Suel
Ahmad Fairuz Bin Shaik Sultan
Ahthisaravanan A/L Vellosamy
Albin Phua Tuan Hui
Alnney Satim
Ammi Anak Jacky
Amurdha A/P Tanimalai
Amyta Binti Jaipah
Andrea Kimberly Anak Pasong
Ang Wan Ling
Angela Ann Anak Richard Ingkar
Anitah Bt Dairoh
Astoetie Binti Abidin
Barbara Easter Niyam
Beh Bee Bee
Caroline Choong Mei Ling
Caroline Manrus
Chai Han Ying
Chan Foong Yee
Chan Hai Chin
Chan Yee Leng
Chang Ling Sim
Charlotte Lee Min Yi
Cheah Kam Fong
Chen Ean Leng
Chew Bee Chin
Chew Phaik Ying
Chin Meng Kim
Ch’Ng Yew Keong
Chong Yoke Kian
Choo Yong Chek
Choong Suan Shian
Chow Kit Seong
Christine Rumaneh
Chye Mooi Choo
Damayanti Binti Mohd Raji
Daniel Yeoh Chung Boo
Dennis Ak Dempi
Devaraj A/L Jeyaraman
Donna Erna Erlyn Rubin
Dyckna Belby Deney
Elly Eve Soliten
Elsie Nathan
Elynna Anak Thompson Ranum
Ester Siansim
Eveline Elvira
Felicia Ang Li Chen
Feriza Corrine Jiman Anak Siah
Feylintia Matakim
Florence Markus
Fredoline Majorie Omar Binti Saiking
Goh Ai Lay
Goh Phaik Leng
Gooi Sheun Ling
Gowri A/P Balakrishnan
Grace Mary A/P Asirvatham
Gunasundari A/P Ganeson
Gunewaty A/P Rajendran
Hayati Binti Idris
Ho Shan Shan
Hor Lay Chen
Jacqueline Ko Hui Sze
Jananeswary A/P S.K. Rajendran
Janet Joseph Sameh
Jariza Bt Man
Jazreel Anak Jacky
Jeffrina Jimmy
Jesslyn Joean Anak Jhon
Jimmy Ooi Teik Gee
Joanne Lim Phaik Kit
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Jukphin A/P Ban Ket
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Juneta Balacuit
K Sevagame A/P K Karuppiah
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Kaylin Pool
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Kong Yue Li
Lam Yee Chern
Lau Yen Wen
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Lea Victoria Duanis
Lee Beng Hong
Lee Mei Yin
Lee Oi Wah
Lee Shee Zhee
Lee Wen Ming
Leong Chew Yan
Leong Kok Mun
Leong Yean Seng
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Liaw En Cheong
Liew Cheng Hock
Lim Hooi Peng
Lim Hui Xian
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Liwina Anak Atang
Loh Saw Tin
Loo Wei Beng
Low Sooi Nai
Lynne Yong Ee Lin
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Marcella Venchin
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Masayu Binti Majid
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Oon Yeong Heuy
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Quah Zhi Wei
Racheal Pang Ling Wei
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Richard David
Richel Anak Ayah
Roland Mondala
Ronnie Khoo Boo Jin
Rujia Bte Bilu
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Sabrina Lim Qin Ying
Safarina Binti Baharudin
Sanyin Ak Bayang
Shanice Lim Shuet Min
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Shazwinie Siva Kumar
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Tan Hooi Hong
Tan Sue Ling
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Tan Yen Wen
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Tean Chooi Sean
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Teoh Boon Loon
Teoh Chee Seng
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Vanita Khoo Suan Imm
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Voon Siew Phay
Winnie Anak John Timban
Wong Khang Yuen
Wong Yin Yin
Yeap Bee Li
Yew Suat Hong
Zaliza Binti Mahmood
Zurina Pillai A/P S.Paramanathan



Dr. J. Earl Gardner Fund
When 35-year-old Mr Ganesh first approached our charity team, his request was simple yet heavy with emotion. He was asking for help with a problem that had troubled him for a long time. It had quietly taken away his dignity, confidence and ability to move forward with life.
In February 2024, a road accident left him with serious injuries to his left arm, left leg, and genital area. He was initially treated at government hospital, where he underwent multiple surgeries on his hand and leg, as well as a urethrotomy. Despite these interventions, his condition did not improve as hoped. He continued to experience difficulty passing urine and had to rely on a urinary catheter for more than five months.
Living with a catheter took a heavy toll on him, both physically and emotionally. Feeling discouraged and unsure of his options, he sought a second opinion at Penang Adventist Hospital. After further assessment, he was diagnosed with bulbar urethral stricture and a buccal mucosal graft urethroplasty was recommended. Unfortunately, the cost of the surgery was beyond his financial means.
Since the accident, he has been unemployed, as employers were unwilling to hire him while he depended on a catheter. At the time, he was staying with his brother’s family. His brother, the sole breadwinner, was already supporting his own children as well as two orphaned niece and nephew, placing the household under considerable financial strain.
Recognizing the urgency of his condition and the impact it had on his ability to return to normal life, the charity fund provided full financial assistance amounting to RM 26,215, covering 100% of the treatment cost. Following the surgery, a one-week course of antibiotic injections and several follow-up visits, his recovery progressed well.
Today, the change in his life is evident. The pain and discomfort that once defined his days are gone, and his daily routines have returned to normal. In December 2025, we were heartened to learn that he had secured a job as a security guard, marking an important step towards independence. He shared his gratitude with us, expressing how relieved and happy he feels to have his life back.



December 2024 was a terrifying month for eight-year-old Mickha and her family. While riding pillion with her uncle, she was involved in a road accident. She was thrown off the motorbike, her helmet came off and she landed unconscious.
Rushed to Penang Adventist Hospital, Mickha was bleeding and in critical condition. The doctors quickly discovered brain injuries and a fractured left leg. She had a right frontal acute epidural hematoma, a frontoparietal skull fracture, and a broken tibia. Suddenly, this little girl, who had spent her days running and laughing, was fighting for her life.
Her mother was terrified, feeling helpless. How could she possibly afford the emergency surgery her daughter desperately needed, with a cost far beyond the family’s modest income? With little savings and the support of her uncle, the hospital’s medical charity stepping in at this critical moment, Mickha was able to receive the care she needed without delay.
The surgery was succesful, and soon after, the charity approved RM14,448.80, covering 100%, the full cost of Mickha’s hospital bill.
Today, Mickha is recovering beautifully. She has returned to school, slowly getting back her cheerful energy. Her ordeal left her with a new understanding of community and kindness. She recently joined our Charity Green Parade, eager to give back and share the same kindness that once saved her life.
Accidents may come unexpectedly, but planning ahead with an emergency fund and accessing timely support can save lives.




Madam Teoh has been a cheerful and resilient cancer survivor for more than 10 years. When she was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2014, and facing a relapse in 2016, she never imagined how long and challenging the journey ahead would be…
In 2024, the challenge deepened. The cancer had metastasized to her spine, liver, and lungs. Her days have since been shaped by chemotherapy, targeted therapy, injections, and daily medication. Still, she chose to face it quietly and bravely, learning to live alongside treatments and the uncertainty.
However, what makes her journey even more challenging is that she is not only a patient, but also a caregiver. Since 2019, her husband has been living with the after-effects of a stroke and requires regular dialysis. Managing illness is never easy for a family, physically, mentally, and financially. When two people in the same household require long-term care, the burden quietly grows heavier each day.
She shared that there are days when exhaustion sets in, days when her body feels weak and her heart feels heavy. What saddens her most is thinking about her children, knowing the burden they carry. Cancer Fund
And yet, she is thankful for having a devoted son and a caring daughter who stand by the family with love and strength.
As her treatment continued, the financial pressure on the family grew heavier. Not wanting her children to carry the burden alone, Madam Teoh sought help. She was deeply thankful when charity approved RM 50,000 to help cover part (46%) of her medical expenses, significantly easing the pressure on her family.
Despite all she has been through, Madam Teoh remains positive. She manages her treatments diligently, looks after her husband with care, and faces each day with quiet determination. And because of her own experiences, she understands more than most how important mindset is, especially during illness. She willingly shares her journey and thoughts with other cancer patients, hoping her story can encourage them to stay strong and not lose hope.
Her journey is deeply inspiring, reminds us that courage does not always roar. Sometimes, it is simply the choice to keep going, loving, caring, and hoping. We wish Madam Teoh continued strength, peace, and gentler days ahead.

In June 2025, Madam Lim was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. Her treatment plan was six cycles of chemotherapy and targeted therapy, followed by breast removal surgery and later radiotherapy. As she has always been afraid of falling sick since young, she naturally felt scared and uncertain about her illness and the treatment ahead.
Madam Lim, 62, is a mother of two. For over 20 years, she has been caring for her daughter who is both mentally and physically differently abled. Life has never been easy, but she has been fortunate to have a son who has always stood by her side. After her diagnosis, he accompanied her to every treatment. He was always a positive and comforting presence to her mother.
Behind their smiles at each other, both mother and son kept their struggles to themselves. Out of love, Madam Lim pretended to be steady, not wanting to worry her son. Similarly, her son remained silent about the financial stress of her treatments, fearing it would affect her mood. Both thought, “If I don’t say anything, the other will be okay.” This is a very human response. Yet this quiet endurance slowly deepened their stress and loneliness.
Perhaps because the medical welfare officer was a stranger, they finally felt able to share the burdens they had been carrying alone. For the first time, they opened up about the fear, exhaustion and worry that they had weighed on them. It was a huge relief. Gratefully, the hospital’s charity team was able to step in, offering support not only for treatment costs but also emotional guidance and companionship. Madam Lim received RM50,000, covering 65.7% of her total treatment cost. Most importantly, they realized they were not alone.
Madam Lim’s treatment is ongoing, but the mother and son are now more open with each other, sharing and caring in ways they had never done before. Through this experience, they discovered that opening up did not diminish their love, it strengthened it.

It started quietly. Mr Cheah thought shortness of breath was just fatigue catching up with him. But when the episodes became persistent, a routine check revealed the truth: fluid in his lungs, failing heart valves, and three severe artery blockages, which are mitral and tricuspid regurgitation. Life was literally hanging by a heartbeat.
The solution was clear, but the cost was overwhelming. Surgery had to happen immediately, yet RM115,000 loomed over the family like an impossible mountain. His wife remembers the sleepless nights, torn between fear of losing him and fear of the cost. With time running out, the family borrowed what they could to proceed with surgery, while the hospital’s Charity Fund stepped in to cover RM50,000 (43% of the cost) , giving them both relief and hope.
Mr Cheah survived. Through the haze of fear and relief, Mr Cheah began to understand something important. Heart conditions can progress silently, and symptoms like unusual fatigue, shortness of breath, or swelling should never be ignored. These whispers from the body are never ‘50/50’. Ignoring them can mean the difference between life and death. Small, everyday choices like maintaining a healthy diet, exercising, controlling blood pressure and cholesterol truly matter.
He is now recovering slowly. Yet the family finds small moments of gratitude, for laughter during dinner, for a deep breath taken without pain, and for the simple miracle of another day together.
Life is fragile, but action changes everything. We don’t want 50/50, because when it comes to the heart, there is no room for chance.
For Madam Krishaammah, daily life had become a series of careful calculations. At 74, even small movements, such as a few steps across the room, standing at the stove, or tidying the house, came with effort. The tightness in her chest was constant and exhaustion followed her everywhere. Yet more than the pain, it was the fear that lingered. What if I don’t have much time left with my children?
Her condition, ischemic heart disease with severe aortic stenosis, had been diagnosed early in September 2023. Over the following months, her heart struggled to keep up. Aortic stenosis occurs when the heart’s main valve narrows, reducing blood flow and forcing the heart to work harder. Left untreated, it can lead to heart failure or sudden complications.
A widow with three children, Madam Krishaammah only dared to explore options at government hospitals, but a surgery date was never given. Meanwhile, she continued regular check-ups and medication, managing symptoms while waiting and hoping.
As the pain worsened, she decided to consult a cardiologist at Penang Adventist Hospital in July 2025. She was advised to undergo Aortic Valve Replacement and Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) surgery. The estimated cost of RM120,000 felt overwhelming.
Determined not to let time decide for them, her children chose to act. They planned to self-fund part of the treatment through borrowings from relatives and sought help from the Penang Adventist Hospital Charity Fund to bridge the gap. cost, the long wait finally gave way to action, and surgery could proceed.
Finally, the crushing tightness eased. Breathing no longer felt like work. Slowly, Madam Krishaammah returned to the rhythms of daily life, cooking again, moving about her home and spending unhurried moments with her children and grandchildren.

“After everything, I realize health is the most important,” she said softly. “Luckily, my children found ways for me to undergo surgery. If no action had been taken, I would have suffered for so long.”
The family remains deeply grateful for the Charity Fund. Even though the maximum support is RM50,000 and may not cover the entire cost, it offers hope and relief to many.
Mr Lem Ba Bi learned about the 100 Free Cataract Surgery Program through newspaper. He reached out to apply and was later entitled to the program. When we first met Mr Lem, we were struck by his positive spirit. Standing tall on one leg, his confidence and charm were unmistakable. Despite physical challenges and living on a limited income, he remains independent and creative.
He shared with us his passion for DIY handicrafts, particularly artworks made from coconuts, a skill he has honed through years of experience. During each visit to the hospital, he would bring along some of his handmade creations as a token of appreciation for the charity team and his attending doctor. These artworks were later sold at Charity Car Boot Sale 2.0, with the proceeds contributed to support the cause.
Mr Lem expressed deep gratitude for receiving RM 5,225.30, 100% of the cataract surgery and treatment assistance. He shared that it was something he would not have been able to afford otherwise. His appreciation was heartfelt, he even took the time to write a personal letter to convey his thanks.
With improved eyesight, he has resumed selling his artwork at various markets, allowing him to remain selfreliant. He also makes donations to the hospital fund when he is able, choosing to give back in his own way.




Madam Sumathi learned about the 100 Free Cataract Surgery Program through a pastor whom she has known for many years. She comes from a B40 household, with the family relying solely on her husband as the main source of income.
She had been experiencing blurred vision for many years, yet she never imagined that her condition could be treated. With limited information and resources, she was only aware of government hospital as an option and was unsure where else to seek medical support.
In addition to suffering from severe cataracts in both eyes, with one eye having completely lost vision, Madam Sumathi is also undergoing cancer treatment at government hospital. Her medical condition has affected her daily life significantly, requiring the use of urine and fecal bags as well as ongoing follow-up care.
When she was introduced to PAH, the doctor advised that urgent cataract surgery for both eyes was necessary. Due to the severity, treating only one eye was not a viable option. The charity fund therefore supported RM 14,322.80, the full (100%) treatment cost for both eyes, enabling her to proceed with the recommended surgeries.
Madam Sumathi expressed gratitude for the assistance she received. She shared that although she continues to face multiple health challenges, regaining her sight has lifted one of the heaviest burdens in her life. Now, she remains hopeful to continue her medical journey and face the challenges ahead with strength and resilience.

In 2025, we marked a meaningful milestone as Kuok Foundation celebrated 15 years of continuous support towards our Adventist College of Nursing & Health Sciences (ACNHS).
Over the past fifteen years, this steadfast partnership has played a vital role in nurturing generations of nursing students, many of whom have gone on to serve with dedication, compassion, and professionalism. Through Kuok Foundation’s unwavering support, students were given opportunities to pursue their calling, develop their skills, and grow into healthcare professionals who make a difference in the lives of others every day.
We are deeply grateful for this long-standing commitment. Beyond financial assistance, Kuok Foundation’s support represents a shared belief in education, service, and the importance of investing in people. The impact of these fifteen years is not only reflected in classrooms and clinical training, but in the countless patients cared for by nurses whose journeys were shaped by this generosity.
As we honour this milestone, we celebrate not just the years, but the lives touched along the way. We look forward with gratitude and hope, knowing that the legacy of this partnership continues through every nurse trained, every patient served, and every act of care carried forward.



As the Penang Adventist Hospital is not-for-profit and is not required to return profits to shareholders like taxable organizations, we reinvest revenues in excess of expenses to enhance our capacity to deliver high-quality healthcare to the community we serve. These resources provide for a long-term focus on charity care, the recruitment and retention of outstanding medical professionals, employee training programmes, and new facilities and services. In addition, such resources also enable us to provide numerous other community health programmes that benefit the public.
Key Achievements 2025
23
Public Health Screening



32
35
4
7
Public Health Talks
12

Education Booths 1,396 participants 543 participants
Corporate Health Screening




17






1,759 participants 3,206 students
Corporate Health Talks, Education Booth, Weight Management



2
Prenatal Classes
511 participants



5,367 view & 388 engaged participants 1,794 participants 58 parents 58 parents
School Health Talks Support Group Program Parenthood Workshop
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World Cancer Day
@ Gurney Walk




World Health Day Green Parade @ Queensbay


International Self-care Day
Self-care for Seniors @ PAH Auditorium


World Cancer Day
Heart 2 Heart
@ Sunshine Farlim






Pink October
World No Tobacco Day
@ First Avenue with Green Lung


World Breastfeeding Week @ Gurney Plaza


Breast Cancer Awareness
Walk @ Gurney Bay








World Diabetes Day @ Pusat Harmoni


The Chaplaincy programs (pastoral care) at Penang Adventist Hospital are key services in total patient care. Total patient care provides for an individual’s spiritual as well as physical and mental needs.
When lives are in the balance and uncertainly overcomes a person, a kind word, gentle touch, whispered prayer, or an empathic presence can soothe a soul an bring efficacy to the healing process.
During such moments, chaplains offer critically needed spiritual and emotional support; ministering to patients, their families and medical staff with unconditional love, sacrifice, and service. Due to the patient’s diverse cultural and religious backgrounds, chaplains can help to connect patients with their own spiritual beliefs.





Dr. Tan Teik Ee
陈得意医生
MBChB (Dundee), FFARCS (Ire), AM (M’sia)
Consultant Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
麻醉专科顾问
Konsultan Anastesi (Bius)

Dr. Cheng Pui Kong, Esther
庄佩光医生
MBBS (Madras), M Med (Anaes) (S’pore)
Consultant Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
麻醉专科顾问
Konsultan Anastesi (Bius)

Dr. Chong Kean Liang
张建亮医生
MD (Hons) (UKM), M Med (Anaes) (UKM)
Consultant Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
麻醉专科顾问
Konsultan Anastesi (Bius)

Dr. Teoh Swee Heap
张瑞协医生
M.D (UKM), M.MED (Anaes) UKM
Consultant Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
麻醉专科顾问
Konsultan Anastesi (Bius)

Dr. Lim Shin Hoei
林欣慧医生
BM (University of Southampton, UK), MMed Anaes (UKM)
Consultant Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
麻醉专科顾问
Konsultan Anastesi (Bius)

Dr. Lim Wen Bin
林文斌医生
MD (UPM), M Med (Anaes)(UM)
Consultant Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
麻醉专科顾问
Konsultan Anastesi (Bius)

Dr. Usha Rani A/P Ramasami
乌莎拉妮医生
MD (hons) NNSMA, M Med (Anaes) (UKM)
Consultant Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
麻醉专科顾问
Konsultan Anastesi (Bius)

Dr. Cheng Ming Hann
庄明翰医生
M.D (UNIMAS), Master of Medicine Emergency Medicine (UM)
Visiting Consultant Emergency Medicine Physician
急诊医学科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Internis Pengobatan Darurat

Dr. Saravanan A/L Krishinan
萨拉瓦南医生
MBBS (UM), MRCP (Irel), FNHAM, FCEP (Ind), DIP Cardiac Electrophysiology (Aus)
Visiting Consultant Cardiologist & Electrophysiologist
心脏及心电生理学专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Jantung & Elektrofisiologis

Dr. Mohanaraj A/L Jayakumar
莫哈纳拉杰医生
MD (Russia), MRCP (Uk), Fellowship in Cardiology & Electrophysiology (Mal/Aus)
Visiting Consultant Cardiologist & Electrophysiologist
心脏及心电生理学专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Jantung & Elektrofisiologis

Dr. Tean Kim Nyin, Calvin
邓金源医生
MBBS (Vellore), MRCP (UK), MRCP (Ire), AM (M'sia)
Consultant Cardiologist & Internal Medicine
心脏及内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Jantung & Penyakit Dalam

Dr. Chang Sau Kong
曾守光医生 MD (USM), MRCP (UK), AM (M’sia)
Consultant Cardiologist & Internal Medicine
心脏及内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Jantung & Penyakit Dalam




Dr. Aaron Ong Hean Jin
王贤仁医生
BMedSci, MBBS (Melbourne), MRCP (UK), EECC (EU), Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology (MAL)
Consultant Cardiologist & Internal Medicine
心脏及内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Jantung & Penyakit Dalam
Dr. Jeremy Quah Wy Jin
柯卫任医生 MD (UCSI), MRCP (UK), CMIA (NIOSH), AM (Mal), AFAPSIC (Asia Pacific), Fellowship in Structural, Heart Failure and Interventional Cardiology at National Heart Institute (IJN, Malaysia)
Consultant Cardiologist & Internal Medicine
心脏及内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Jantung & Penyakit Dalam
Dr. Teh Aik Seng
郑逸生医生
MBBS (Hons) (Aust), MRCP (UK), FRCP (Edin), FCCP (USA), FNHAM, AM (M'sia)
Visiting Consultant Cardiologist & Internal Medicine
心脏及内科专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Jantung & Penyakit Dalam
Dato Dr. Muhamad Ali Bin
S.K Abdul Kader
穆罕默德阿里医生 MD (USM), MRCP (UK), FACC (USA), FAsCC (ASEAN), FNHAM (MAL)
Visiting Consultant Cardiologist & Internal Medicine
心脏及内科专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Jantung & Penyakit Dalam

Dr. Lee Kuo Ting
李国挺医生
MBBS (UM), MRCP (UK) Fellowship in Cardiology (MOH), Structural Heart Disease Interventional Fellowship, Bristol, UK
Visiting Consultant Cardiologist & Internal Medicine
心脏及内科专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Jantung & Penyakit Dalam

Dr. Sabapathy A/L Diagarajan
萨巴帕提医生
MD(UNPAD), MRCP(UK), FRCP(UK), Fellowship in Cardiology (MAL), Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology (CCIT), AM
Visiting Consultant Cardiologist & Internal Medicine
心脏及内科专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Jantung & Penyakit Dalam

Dr. Hardip Singh
哈迪普医生
MS (UM), MRCS Edinburgh FAMS(CTh S’pore), FRCS Edinburgh (CTh), FRCS England (CTh), FRCS Glasgow, MEBCTS (Cardiac Surgery), ANZCTS (CTh Australia)
Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon 心脏及胸腔外科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Jantung & Torak



Dr. Yeoh Choong Yan, Simon
杨壮仁医生
MBBS (Vellore), FRCS (Edin), FRCSEd (C/Th), FAMS (C/Th)
Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon 心脏及胸腔外科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Jantung & Torak
Dr. Lynne Yong Ee Lin
翁逸琳博士
AB (USA), MA (USA), PhD (USA)
Consultant Clinical Psychologist
临床心理专科顾问
Konsultan Psikologis Klinis
Dr. Eunice Ham Su Yee
谭淑怡医生
BDS (Mal), MFD RCSI (Ireland)
General Dental Practitioner
牙科医生
Dokter Gigi Umum

Dr. Rajinderpal Singh, Ryan
杨进德医生
BDS (Manipal), M.ClinDent Orthodontics (London), M.Orth R.C.S (Edin)
Visiting Consultant Orthodontist 矫形齿科专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan
Spesialis Gigi & Orthodontis

Dr. Mohamad Haziq Bin
Mohamad Zawawi
穆罕默德·哈齐克医生
BDS (IIUM), MClinDent (Child Dental Health) (UM), MFDS RCS (Edinburgh)
Visiting Paediatric Dental Specialist
儿科牙科专科客卿顾问
Spesialis Kunjungan Dokter Gigi Anak

Assoc. Prof Dr. Prem K Chandrasekaran 琵然古玛医生
MBBS (M’pal), M Psych Med (Malaya), F’ship Neuropsych (Melb), FAMM
Consultant Neuropsychiatrist
心理保健专科顾问
Konsultan Psikiater Klinis

Dr. Laavanya Vijaya Kumar
菈婉雅医生
MBBS (Manipal), MRCPsych (UK)

Dr. Heng Swee Heong
王瑞雄医生
BDS (Malaya), MSc Oral Surg. (London), FDSRCS (England), FDRCS (Ireland), FAM
Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
口腔颌面外科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Mulut, Rahang & Gigi

Dr. Loh Khuan Fatt, Peter
罗群发医生
DMD (Phil),
Dr Med Dent (PhD Ortho,Germany), Orthodontic Post-Graduate Lecturer
Consultant Orthodontist
矫形齿科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Gigi & Orthodontis

Dr. Khoo Heng Hoon
邱杏云医生
BDS (UK), FICD, FADI
General Dental Practitioner
牙科医生
Dokter Gigi Umum
Visiting Consultant Psychiatrist
心理保健专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Psikiater

Dr. Ang Ghee Aik, KMN, PKT, PJK
洪义益医生
BDS (S'pore), D D Orth. RCPS (Glasg), D Orth RCS (Eng)
Consultant Orthodontist
矫形齿科专科顾问 Konsultan Spesialis Gigi & Orthodontis

Dr. Yeap Chun Hean, Edric
叶俊贤医生
DDS (UKM), BDSc (Aust), MSc Aesthetic Dentistry
General Dental Practitioner
牙科医生 Dokter Gigi Umum

Dr. Nicholas Lee Sze Yuan
李直原医生
BDS (AIMST)
General Dental Practitioner
牙科医生 Dokter Gigi Umum



Dr. Khoo Siew Swan
邱秀碹医生
MBBS (UM), MRCP (UK)
Consultant Dermatologist
皮肤专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kulit
Dr. Tu Poh Koon
卓保均医生 MBBS (IMU), MRCP (UK), Advanced Master in Dermatology (UKM)
Consultant Dermatologist
皮肤专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kulit
Dr. Loo Yin Pin
卢韵冰医生 MD (UMS), MRCP(UK), Advanced Master in Dermatology (UKM), Dip in Aesthetic Medicine (AAAM)
Visiting Consultant Consultant Dermatologist
皮肤专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan
Spesialis Kulit

Dr. Khaw Chong Hui
许崇慧医生
MBBCh. BAO (Dublin), MRCP (Ireland), F'ship-Endocrinology (Aust & M'sia)
Visiting Consultant Diabetologist & Endocrinologist
糖尿病与内分泌专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Diabetes & Endokrin

Dr. Teoh Kum Faut, PKT
张锦发医生 MD (UKM), MRCP (UK), FAMS Gastroenterology (S'pore), AM (M'sia)
Consultant Gastroenterelogist
肠胃及肝脏内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Pencernaan (Lambung, Usus & Hati)





Dr. Daniel Ching Lee Zhi
詹礼智医生
MB BCH BAO(Ireland), MRCP(UK), ESEGH, Fellowship in Gastroenterology & Hepatology (M’sia)
Consultant Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist
肠胃及肝脏专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Pencernaan & Hati
Dr. Gooi Boon Hui
魏文辉医生
MBBS (Mal), FRCS (Ire), Fellowship in Colorectal Surgery (Hull, UK)
Consultant General & Colorectal Surgeon
外科及结直肠专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Umum & Usus
Dr. Murugan A/L Peria Samy
慕鲁根医生
MD (UKM), MS (UKM), FRCS (Ire), FRCS (Edin), Dip & Fellowship in Endoscopy & Minimally Invasive Surgery (India), Fellowship in Thoracic Surgery (S’pore & Japan)
Consultant General, Minimally Invasive & Thoracic Surgeon
外科及微创专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Umum, Minimalis Invasif & Rongga Dada
Dr. Lee Euxian
李宥駩医生
MBBS (MAHE), M Med Surgery (USM), MRCS (Ire), Fellowship Hepatopancreatobiliary (MOH)
Consultant General and Hepatobiliary Surgeon
外科及肝胆手术专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Umum & Hepatobiliari
Dato’ Dr. Cheong Yew Teik, DSPN
张友德医生
MBBS (Malaya), FRCS (Ireland)
Consultant Breast, Endocrine & General Surgeon
乳房及外科专科/ 内分泌外科顾问
Konsultan Bedah Umum, Payudara & Endokrin

Dr. Chong Seng Fook
莊星福医生
MD (USM), FRCS (GLASG), AM (MAL), Fellow in Surgical Oncology NCCS
Visiting Consultant Breast, Endocrine & General Surgeon 乳房及外科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan
Bedah Umum & Payudara

Dr. Ranchini A/P Murgan
兰琪妮医生
MBBS (Manipal), M Med Surgery (UM)
Visiting Consultant General Surgeon 外科专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Bedah Umum



Dr. Loo Yock Chon
吕荣春医生
MBBS (Mal), MRCP (UK), AM (M’sia)
Consultant Internal Medicine
内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis
Penyakit Dalam
Dr. Evelyn Chan Kam Yeen
陈金燕医生
MBBS (Vellore), MRCP (UK), M.MED (Singapore)
Consultant Internal Medicine
内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis
Penyakit Dalam

Dr. H'ng Mooi Khin
方美琴医生 MBBS (UM), MRCP (UK), SCE in Rheumatology (UK), Fellowship in Rheumatology (MOH)
Visiting Consultant Internal Medicine & Rheumatologist
风湿病及内科专科客卿顾问 Konsultan Kunjungan Rematologis & Internis (Orthopaedic Clinic)

Dr. Lim Hooi Leng
林慧铃医生 MBBS (Mal), MRCP (UK)
Consultant Nephrologist & Internal Medicine
肾脏及内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Ginjal & Penyakit Dalam

Dr. Siew Goh Chung
萧高俊医生 MBBS (UM), MRCP (UK), Mmed (Int Med)(S’pore)
Consultant Nephrologist & Internal Medicine
肾脏及内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Ginjal & Penyakit Dalam

Dato' Dr. Ong Loke Meng
王禄銘医生 MBBS (UM), MRCP, FRCP
Consultant Nephrologist & Internal Medicine
肾脏及内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Ginjal & Penyakit Dalam
Dr. Sumithra A/P Appava
苏米特拉医生
MBBS (Manipal), MRCP (UK), Fellowship in Respiratory Medicine (Malaysia), ERS European Diploma in Adult Respiratory Medicine
Visiting Consultant Internal Medicine and Respiratory Medicine
内科与肺科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Specialis Penyakit Dalam dan Respiratori

Dr. Ng Cheok Man
伍佐珉医生 MBBS (Malaya), M.Med (Surgery) (S'pore), FRCS (Edin), IFAANS (USA), CMIA, AM (M'sia)
Consultant Neurosurgeon
脑神经外科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Saraf & Otak

Dr. Sam Jo Ee
岑祖宜医生 MD (UKM), MS (Neurosurgery)(USM), Fellowship Vascular Neurosurgery (WFNS, Japan), CMIA (NIOSH)
Visiting Consultant Neurosurgeon
脑神经外科专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Bedah Saraf & Otak

Dr. Alex Khoo Cheen Hoe
邱进和医生 MBBS (Malaya), MMed in Nuclear Medicine (USM), FANMB, AM, FEBNM
Consultant Nuclear Medicine Physician
核医学内科专科顾问
Konsultan Nuklir Medis & Penyakit Dalam

Dr. Chin Mann Leon 陈文亮医生 MBBS (UM-RCMP), MRCP (UK), FELLOWSHIP OF NEUROLOGY (MAL), FELLOWSHIP OF PARKINSON AND MOVEMENT DISORDER (TW)
Consultant Neurologist & Internal Medicine
脑神经内科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Saraf

Dr. Hor Jyh Yung
何治融医生
BMedSc (UPM), MD (UPM), MRCP (UK), MMED (Int Med)(S’pore), Fellowship in Neurology & Neuroimmunology (Oxford)
Visiting Consultant Neurologist & Internal Medicine
脑神经内科专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Saraf

Dr. Low Chin Soon
刘进顺医生 MD (UKM), MRCOG (UK)
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
妇产专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kandungan



Dr. Selma Ng Sze Chuen
黄诗娟医生
MD (Canada), MRCOG (UK), MIS Fellowship (S’pore), FRCOG(London)
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
妇产专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kandungan
Dr. Diong Seng Kwok
张承国医生
MB BCh BAO (Ire) , MMed O&G (UM)
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
妇产专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kandungan
Dr. Soon Su Seong
孙书祥医生
MBBS (UM), MMed (O&G) (UKM), MRCP (Ireland), MRCOG (UK), Fellowship in Gynaecological Oncology (S'pore), FRCOG (London)
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, General ObGyn, Gynaecological Oncologist
妇产专科, 普通妇产, 妇科肿瘤顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kandungan & Onkologi Kandungan

Dr. Chew Ghee Kheng
周仪卿医生 MBBS (Adelaide), FRCOG (London), MD (Aberdeen), FAMS (Singapore)
Consultant Gynaecologist (General/ Gynaecological Oncology Surgery)
妇科(普通/ 妇科肿瘤)顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kandungan (Umum/ Bedah Onkologi - Ginekologi)

Dr. Ng Teik Kee, Dicky
黄泽奇医生
BSc (Toronto), MBBS (Vellore), MHSc (Occ Med, Health & Safety), (Perth), DipIBLM (Korea) AOEMM & ACOEM
Occupational Health Doctor/ Lifestyle Medicine Doctor Vice President for Wellness
职业保健专科顾问 / 养生医学医生
Dokter Penjagaan Kesehatan/ Dokter Pengobatan Gaya Hidup

Dr. Li Zi-Huey
黎子慧医生
MD (Crimea)
Wellness Doctor 保健医生
Dokter Kesehatan Umum

Dr. Khaw Hun Wei
许涵薇医生 MD (MMA), OHD (NIOSH)
Wellness/ Occupational Health Doctor
保健 / 职业保健专科顾问
Dokter Kesehatan/ Penjagaan Kesehatan

Dr. Luqman Bin Abdul Halim
卢克曼医生
MB BCh BAO (Hons) (NUI)
Wellness Doctor 保健医生
Dokter Kesehatan Umum

Dr. Chow Sze Loon
周斯伦医生
MBBS (MAHE), MPH (UM), DRPH(UM), CISM (OUM), CMIA (NIOSH)
Public Health Physician & Occupational Health Doctor
保健医生
Dokter Kesehatan Masyarakat

Dr. Fabian Lee Wei Luen
李伟伦医生
MD (UNIMAS), MCO (UM)
Consultant Clinical Oncologist
肿瘤专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kanker (Onkologi Klinis)




Dr. Ang Soo Fan
洪纾凡医生
MBBS (UM), MRCP (UK)
Consultant Medical Oncologist
肿瘤专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Kanker (Onkologi Medis)
Dr. Kiley Loh Wei-Jen
罗伟仁医生
MBBS (Melb), FRACP (Medical Oncology), FAMS Subspecialty in Breast Cancers
Consultant Medical & Breast Oncologist
肿瘤及乳腺癌专科顾问 Pakar Perunding & Onkologi Payudara
Assoc. Prof Dr. Gokula Kumar Appalanaido
高库拉古玛医生
MD (USM), FRANZCR (Radiation Oncology), Clinical Fellowship NCIS (S’pore)
Visiting Consultant Radiation Oncologist
放射肿瘤专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Onkologi Radiasi
Dr. Leow Thye Yng
廖泰荧医生
BSc (HONS) Optometry, MB BCh BAO (Ireland), Dip. Opt., MCOptom (Lond.), MRCOphth (Lond.), FRCS Ophthalmology (Glasgow)
Consultant OphthalmologistGeneral Ophthalmology, Optometry, Vitreo-Retinal Surgeon 普通眼科/ 光学/ 视网膜外科顾问 Konsultan Spesialis Mata & Bedah Retina

Dr. Tah Kheng Soon, Raymond 苏庆春医生
MBBS (Manipal), FRCS (Glasgow), Ophthalmology Cert. Refractive Surgery (Ulster, UK)
Consultant OphthalmologistGeneralOphthalmology, Refractive Surgeon
普通眼科/ 激光视觉矫正顾问 Konsultan Spesialis Mata & Bedah Refraktif

Dr. Wong Ching Lin
黄清莲医生
MD (UKM) MSurg (Ophthal)(UKM)
Consultant Ophthalmologist
眼科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Mata


Dr. Lou Kean Keong
刘健强医生
MBBS (Delhi), MS Ortho (Mal), AM (M'sia)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
骨科矫形专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Tulang


Assoc. Prof Dato' Dr. Alif
Carr Karim DSPN, DJN
阿里夫医生
MBBS (Malaya), FRCS (Glasgow), CMIA
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
骨科矫形专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Tulang

Dr. Ho Shu Chien
何书健
MBBS (UM), MSOrtho (UM)
Fellowship in Joint Reconstructive Surgery (Taiwan)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
骨科矫形专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Tulang

Dr. Mah Kok Keong
马国强医生
MBBS (Manipal), Msortho (UM), Fellowship in upper limb & microsurgery (KKM), Fellowship in hand, wrist & Elbow Arthroscopic and Reconstruction Surgery (OSAKA), Fellowship in Pediatric Hand Surgery (Tokyo)
Visiting Consultant Orthopaedic Upper Limb Microsurgeon
骨科,上肢及显微外科客卿顾问
Konsultant Kunjungan Specialis
Bedah Tulang, Tungkai Atas & Bedah Mikro
Dr. Carolyn Choong Yoke Lin
钟玉铃医生
Mbbs (IMU) DrOrtho (UKM)
Visiting Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
骨科矫形专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis
Bedah Tulang
Dr. Cheok Chee Yew
卓志耀医生
MBBS (UM), MS Ortho (UM), CMIA, AM (M'sia), Fellowship in Spinal Surgery (HK), Fellowship in Traumatology (Germany)
Consultant Spine Surgeon
脊椎手术专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Tulang Belakang

Dr. Tan Chun Ee
陈俊宇医生
MD (UKM), MS Ortho (UKM), CMIA, Fellowship in Spinal Surgery (Hong Kong)
Consultant Spine Surgeon
脊椎手术专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Tulang Belakang

Dr. Tang Weng Chong
陈荣宗医生
BSc (Med), MBBS (NSW), FRCS (IRE), MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine (Bath, UK), AOA fellowship in Arthroscopy (Melbourne)
Consultant Orthopaedic & Sports Injuries Surgeon
骨科与运动损伤外科专科顾问
Konsultan Bedah Ortopedi & Cedera Olahraga

Dr. Prashant Narhari
普拉香特 ∙ 纳哈里医生
M.D (USM), MMed Ortho (USM), Fellowship in Orthopedic Oncology and Reconstructive Surgery (UK), Fellowship in Bone and Soft Tissue Sarcoma (Mumbai), Fellowship in Orthopedic Oncology (Mal)
Consultant Orthopaedic, Orthopaedic Oncology & Reconstructive Surgeon
骨科、骨肿瘤科和重建外科顾问
Konsultan Ortopedik, Ortopedik Onkologi & Bedah Rekonstruksi

Dr. Sanjeevan A/L Radhakrishnan
桑吉万医生
MBBS (Malaya), MMed Ortho (USM), CMIA (NIOSH), Fellowship In Orthopaedic Oncology (MOH) (Oxford,UK)(Birmingham,UK)
Visiting Consultant Orthopaedic, Orthopaedic Oncology & Reconstructive Surgeon 骨科、骨肿瘤科和重建外科客卿顾问 Konsultan Kunjungan Ortopedik, Ortopedik Onkologi & Bedah Rekonstruksi

Dr. Deong Kee Kong, Jonathan 张其光医生
MBBS (Manipal), AM (M'sia), MSORL-HNS (Malaya), FAAO HNS (USA) , Cert. Balloon Sinuplasty (USA)
Consultant Otorhinolaryngologist, Head & Neck Surgeon
耳鼻喉及头颈内外专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah THT

Dr. Aloysius Lee Mun Loy 李万来医生
MBBS(India), AM, MORL-HNS (Malaya), Clinical Fellow – Sleep Surgery & Head Neck Surgery (Hong Kong)(Taiwan)
Consultant Otorhinolaryngologist, Head & Neck Surgeon
耳鼻喉及头颈内外专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah THT





Dr. Teh Seng Chee
郑丞志医生 MD (USM), MRCPCH (UK)
Consultant Paediatrician
儿科专科顾问 Konsultan Spesialis Anak
Dr. Lim Voon Lee
林文莉医生 MD (USM), MRCPCH (UK)
Visiting Consultant Paediatrician
儿科专科客卿顾问 Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Anak
Dr. Cheong Saou Saou
张修修医生
MBBS (Mainpal), MRCPCH(UK)
Consultant Paediatrician
儿科专科顾问 Konsultan Spesialis Anak
Dr. Jason Lo Yun Bing
罗永斌医生
MB BCh BAO (NUI), Dr. ORL HNS (UKM)
Consultant Otorhinolaryngologist, Head & Neck Surgeon
耳鼻喉及头颈内外专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah THT

Dr. Tammy Teoh Han Qi
张瀚琦医生 MD (USM), M.PAED.SURG (UM)
Visiting Consultant
Paediatric Surgeon
儿科外科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan
Spesialis Bedah Anak
Dr. Khaw Poh Guan
许保元医生
MD (UKM), MRCPCH (UK), AM (M’sia)

Dr. Pong Kwai Meng
庞贵明医生
FRCPCH, MBBS (Mal), FRCP (Glasg), FRCP (Edin), MRCP (UK), M.Med. (Paeds), FAMM, CHSE, FRCP (London)
Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist
儿科及婴儿专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bayi & Anak
Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator
Consultant Paediatrician
儿科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Anak
认证医疗模拟教育导师 Pengajar Simulasi Kesehatan (Bersertifikat)

Dr. Oh Siew Leng, Danny 胡寿龄医生 BA, MD (USA), FACS
Consultant Plastic Surgeon
整容矫正外科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Kosmetik, Bedah Plastik & Rekonstruksi


Dr. Ng Hian Chan
黄献赞医生 MBBS (UM), MS (USM)
Consultant Plastic Surgeon
整容矫正外科专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Bedah Kosmetik, Bedah Plastik & Rekonstruksi
Dr. Chew Kee Hock
周枝福医生 MBBS (Mal), M. Med. (Rad) (UKM), AM (M'sia)
Consultant Clinical Radiologist
放射学专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Radiologi

Dr. Alex Lee Fook Seng
李福成医生 Fellowship in Musculoskeletal Radiology (Mal), MD (Universiti Malaysia Sarawak); MMed (Radiology) (USM)
Consultant Clinical Radiologist
放射学专科顾问
Konsultant Spesialis Radiologi

Dr. Sharon Tan @ Ling Ling
陈琳琳医生 MD (UPM), MRad (UM)
Consultant Clinical Radiologist (Breast Imaging)
放射学专科顾问 (乳房摄影) Konsultan Radiologi (Pencitraan Payudara)

Dr. Ronnie Lim Chuin Hoong
林俊宏医生
MBBS (UM), MRad (UM), MMed (Diagnostic Radiology) (Singapore), FRCR (UK)
Consultant Clinical Radiologist
放射学专科顾问
Konsultant Spesialis Radiologi


Dr. Quah Sue Yin
柯诗盈医生 MD (USM), FRCR (UK)
Consultant Clinical Radiologist
放射学专科顾问
Konsultan Spesialis Radiologi
Dr. Loh Kok Beng
骆国明医生
Credentials: MBBS (UM), MRad (UM), Fellowship in Interventional Radiology (M'sia), Fellowship in Interventional Oncology (Germany)
Visiting Consultant Diagnostic & Interventional Radiologist
诊断与介入放射专科客卿顾问
Konsultan Kunjungan Spesialis Diagnostik & Radiologi

Dr. Teoh Boon Wei
张文蔚医生
MBBS (Vellore), M.Med (Surg) (USM), Cert (MBU), FRCS (Urol) (Glasg), Fellowship in Urology (Melb)
Consultant Urologist
泌尿手术专科顾问 Konsultan Spesialis Urologi & Bedah Batu Ginjal
A Thank you note from the Charity Team
As the year comes to a close, we pause, not just to look at what was done, but at the people we met along the way.
This journey has reminded us that kindness moves in cycles. Partners come alongside us, partners become donors, donors become friends, and friends walk with us, year after year. Along the way, what begins as support grows into trust, and what starts as a project becomes a genuine relationship.
To those who have been with us for a long time, thank you for staying. To those who joined us this year, thank you for believing. Every conversation, every contribution, and every shared moment helped us carry our mission forward.
As we look ahead, we do so with gratitude and hope. The work continues, and so do the relationships we have built, grounded in purpose, strengthened by trust, and carried forward together.
Because this is how kindness moves.
It begins with giving, grows into connection, and returns again; creating a cycle that continues with every heart willing to walk the journey.
With gratitude,

If you know of any patient with a life-threatening medical condition who needs financial assistance, have the patient or guardian contact the Medical Welfare Services at (+604) 222 7604 / 7605
The simplest method of providing support for the Penang Adventist Hospital Charity Fund is through gift contribution – whether cash, personal cheque, credit card authorisation, money order, bank draft or electronic fund transfer. You may use the Donation Reply Slip inserted in this annual report to make a contribution.
can be sent to Penang Adventist Hospital, Charity Department and made payable to: Penang Adventist Hospital Charity Fund
- Kindly indicate your choice of fund behind the cheque.
- Please provide Full Name, IC Number, Address for tax-exemption receipt purpose.


A sponsorship or partnership in our fundraising events add value to your company’s Corporate Social Responsibility efforts. A tax-deductible receipt will be issued for every donation.
The hospital needs part-time volunteers for the short and long term to help its full-time employees in making a difference to the community. Internships from colleges and universities are also welcomed.

(6 th Cycle, 2023 – 2026)
In 2007, Penang Adventist Hospital received the Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation. JCI is the leader in accreditation, with more than 10 years of experience across the full spectrum of healthcare organisations. JCI accreditation represents the “Gold Seal of Approval” in healthcare and provides the most comprehensive evaluation process.

(7 th Cycle, 2023 – 2027)
The Malaysian Society for Quality in Health (MSQH) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation working actively in participation with healthcare professionals to ensure safety and continuous quality improvement in providing healthcare facilities and services in the country.

(7 th Cycle, 2025 - 2028)
The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) was launched by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in 1991, following the Innocenti Declaration of 1990. The initiative is a global effort implementing practices that protect, promote and support breastfeeding.

(4 th Cycle, 2024 – 2027)
Penang Adventist Hospital has just become a member of the Health Promoting Hospital Network (HPH) – the very first hospital in Malaysia, as of January 2013. Initiated by World Health Organization, the mission of HPH network is to improve the quality of health care of both hospital patients and staff through evidence-based health promotion services. As an accredited HPH hospital, PAH strives to achieve better health gain for our patients and staff with an integrated and comprehensive health promotion services.











