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The Royal Hospital for Women and Children (RHWC) in Riffa celebrated 500 successful child births last week by honouring the families of the first, 100th, 200th, 300th, 400th and 500th arrivals, writes Naman Arora.
The six families joined RHWC in their celebrations and each received a basket containing gift vouchers and a paediatric privilege card, entitling them to free consultations for a year.
“A delivery is not just another procedure,” said RHWC’s chief executive Rohit Srivastava. “It is a journey, an experience. We are proud to have been able to help bring about so many smiles in Bahrain!
“We keep looking forward to delivering the best service and experience to our patients in the future as well.”
The RHWC boasts one of the most advanced neonatal intensive care units in the kingdom and has been offering a comprehensive range of clinical services exclusively for women and children since its inauguration last year.
The 10,000sqm facility features 65 inpatient beds, three operating theatres, three high-dependency rooms, four labour and delivery rooms and four day-care or minor procedure rooms.
The hospital also offers an extensive range of services including antenatal and a well woman clinic, gynaecology, family medicine, endoscopy, gastroenterology for children and adults, bone densitometry, cosmetology, minimal invasive and bariatric surgery, fertility clinic (IVF) and a round-the-clock emergency unit.
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