Dato' Dr. Mohd Solahuddin Kenali

Klinik Dato’ Dr. Mohd Solahuddin Kenali good service for many years..

Sept 2026

Ms Punitha has always been very Helpful and Very warm and welcoming too.Dato Solah and Dr Fatin was my surgeons.Recommended ENT.

Jul 2026

been here for Septoplasty and Tonsillectomy with Dr Solahuddin and it changed my life for the better. really thankful to Dr Solah and his team for his consultation and care throughout the journey. went here again for pneumonia unfortunately and it was a pleasant stay - the staff were really fast, attentive and friendly and took care to explain any enquiries i had (Camelia Ward). Had a great experience with Dr. Elina (Physio) who helped me with my respiratory physio which improved and hasten my recovery and breathing. overall, felt really cared for here👍

Jun 2026

I stayed at Blossom and was very satisfied and comfortable. Thank you also to Doctor Tengku Saifuddin and Dr Solahuddin and the nurses involved who managed my treatment.

May 2026

I would like to express my highest appreciation to Tawakal Hospital, especially Blossom Ward, for the very satisfactory service and treatment throughout my wife's care here. The attending physician, Dato Solah, was very professional, experienced, and provided clear and reassuring explanations to us as a family. His caring and meticulous attitude truly provided peace of mind throughout the treatment period. Furthermore, the nurses and staff of Blossom Ward were also very friendly, responsive, and always helpful regardless of the time. The ward's clean, comfortable, and organized environment also contributed to a better recovery process. Overall, we are extremely satisfied with the quality of service provided. Thank you to the entire Tawakal Hospital team for your commitment and dedication in providing the best care.

May 2026

I would like to express my dissatisfaction with the ward's admissions and discharges registration department , which has made my husband (patient) wait a long time for the ward exit process. My husband (patient) was admitted to the "Carnation Surgical Ward" ward, room 833, bed no. 4. In fact, on 23/01/2026, Dato' Dr. Mohd Solahuddin confirmed the ward exit at 11am. Unfortunately, my husband and I (the patient) waited and waited until we got a phone call at 1pm from the ward's admissions and discharges registration department stating that they had just finished submitting a claim to the insurance company "Compumed". At 4am we got another phone call from the ward's admissions and discharges registration department stating that the department had submitted a claim a second time to the insurance company on the grounds that some of the claims had not been submitted. Here, we waited too long to leave the ward because we had to submit a claim for the second time. Is this the patient's fault?? Husband (patient) continued to wait without asking many questions. At 7am, we received another phone call from the same department, telling us that we had submitted a claim to the same insurance company for the third time. Here, our patience was tested with every call we received, forcing us to pay a deposit if we wanted to leave immediately. This happened because of a mistake by the Tawakal Hospital ward's admission and discharge registration department itself. We didn't know what the problem was, until the ward's admission and exit registration department sent a claim to the insurance company three times, Then at 9.08pm we got another call from the ward admissions department located in the emergency department asking the husband (patient) to come down to settle the bill. We felt it was very strange when we had been in and out of the hospital many times for the same procedure and this had never happened before because this was company insurance, we were never asked to make a payment unless the insurance would handle all the payments. We agreed to the instructions to go down to the emergency department at the ward entry and exit counter. Once there, the husband (patient) was told to take a number first. (female, picture attached) do we from the ward need to take a number too? In a rude tone he replied "take a number!!" This patient was willing to go down to the ward like that to the next officer's service? We went and took the next number and waited. My understanding is that if a patient is directed to leave the ward by a doctor, the discharge process will usually take place in the ward and they will come to the patient's bed and provide medication along with all the medical certificates and appointments. This is not the case, the patient is forced to go down to the payment counter. The counter staff (picture as attached) told us that the insurance was not final and asked us to sign a form to leave the ward and we (the patient) did not want to sign for the reason that was told by the counter staff after leaving the ward we would not receive the medical certificate and all letters and medication until the staff received confirmation from the insurance company, he said. Regards Noryati

Jan 2026