Lee Gaik Cheng, Managing Director of PMCK Berhad, has spent more than three decades helping grow Putra Medical Centre Alor Setar into a leading healthcare provider in northern Malaysia. Under her leadership, the hospital expanded into a 121-bed facility with multiple specialties, earned regional recognition including the ACES Awards.

The first days of life are a crucial time for newborn adjustment. A calm, well-regulated nursery environment helps reduce stress and supports routine monitoring, feeding, and rest. At Putra Medical Centre (PMC), thoughtful nursery design, including functional electric beds and consistent climate control, forms part of a broader commitment to safe and supportive newborn care.

Congenital heart defects are structural heart conditions present at birth with some are mild, while others may affect how blood and oxygen circulate in the body. Early detection and regular monitoring are important. With the right care and support, many children with CHDs grow up to live active, healthy lives. PMC is committed to supporting families with clear guidance.

Heart disease in Malaysia can develop quietly, with subtle signs like fatigue, mild chest discomfort, shortness of breath, dizziness, or swelling. Regular check-ups and blood pressure monitoring are crucial for prevention. PMC promotes heart health awareness through education, preventive programmes, and routine medical services across Kedah and northern Malaysia.

As Chinese New Year approaches, PMC encourages everyone to celebrate with joy while prioritizing health and well-being. Festive indulgence can increase risks such as obesity and diabetes, so moderation, balanced nutrition, hydration, and regular physical activity are the key.

Putra Medical Centre (PMC) utilises Digital Radiology and PACS to support efficient diagnostic workflows and coordinated patient care. By enabling secure electronic capture, storage, and access to medical images, these systems help streamline clinical processes and reduce reliance on traditional film-based imaging.