High quality treatment provides
The way of treating the patient in dermatology clinic is way below professionalism. Please avoid this Clinc
Private pharmacy was not working for two days. The entrance door showed "system down closed". How can a pharmacy keep it closed since BDF hospital is very important and a lot of patients are visiting there.
Responsible person needs to be looked into it.
State of Art for medical care
It is indeed an extremely good hospital in the country.. But it is unfortunate to find the Blood donation area very small and people awaiting to donate their blood.. After all they are donors..not the recipients..so it should be convenient for the donors to come n donate blood as soon as possible and to do not waste their time there.. After all the hospital is well organized and maintained..
Nice hospitals but appointments are too long. Nearest appointment is 3-4 months away.
In most cases appointments are on time plus the service is very good.
Worst hospital I've ever dealt with scheduling follow up appointment, specifically their orthopedic dept. I called at various times of the day, emailed, even attempted to call the Dr's cell. Always either too busy to even pick up, or transferring my call ad nauseum 'till the call dropped. As for the quality of care it was standard but I would avoid them if it could be helped.
They are bad in appointments and they try to get alot of money out of you
Terrible hospital.
Staff are not polite specially in the emergency department where they should be extra nice and care for patients!!
Always the next available appointment is in 3 weeks!!
Where are the real doctors?! Nobody cares here!!!
Shouldn't the patient be the priority? Here it's the doctor, always busy and not caring! If you get a diagnosis it's always wrong!
You will die here!!! Stay away!!!
The first phase was the establishment stage in early 1970's, and was located in the "Al Hamalah". At that time the clinical activities were limited to primary care and for isolating patients with acute illness from the Military Camps operating with eight beds capacity. After few years two outpatient clinics, a treatment room, a small laboratory and an X-ray room were added.
The second phase began in late 1979 when the establishment of Phase I took place. This increased the bed capacity to 120 beds, which provided major health care services to Personnel and their dependents from both the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Interior.
The third phase was the establishment of the new hospital in early 1992 which resulted in the expansion of existing medical services, along with the establishment of specialized cardiac center. The phase has increased the hospital bed capacity to 400 beds.
Locally the B.D.F Hospital is ranked the second largest hospital in the country after the Salmaniya Medical center of the Ministry of Health in terms of medical services, operational capacity and staffing.
Dear All I joined Bahrain Defence Force royal medical services, Bahrain in Aug 2016 in the post of chief resident ( Prosthodontist). Madam, I had a horrible experience there as I was humiliated so many times as staff use to shout , abuse me. They did not pay my last month salary and my on call allowance. Please help me and there are so many staff like me who are getting humiliated every day by local staff and they have not paid salary for so many Indian doctors.
Please intervene my passport number is L 4635033. My Bahrain Defence Force royal medical services number was 1442016.Madam Please help me, I did not raised this matter because I want to come back safely from that area.
Dr Manish Sen Kinra
Best hospital of Bahrain
very bad for a expat to do job the worst of all
Best ENT specialists in the country.
Great services
Contributed with Dr Mohamed Alkhalifa and Dr Ail Alkhalifa in the development of services from 1980 to 2000
A government hospital, very crowded place, long waiting times approx. 3 - 4 hours. Does a pretty good job.
One of the best medical services in Bahrain, Shaikh Mohd. bin Khalifa cardiac centre in particular. Special thanks to Dr. Habib Turaif and staff of ward 33.
I work here as an internist. This is my third employer in the past ten years since I started my career (the previous two were in the USA), and undoubtedly the best. Atmosphere is friendly and positive. Infrastructure and services offered are well-planned and admirable. Patients are appreciative and a pleasure to work with. I recommend all those interested in working in medicine in the Arabian Gulf to consider this gem.