Putra Medical Centre (PMC) and Lalita 999 Group are teaming up once again to support the community ahead of Ramadan. On 28 February 2025, PMC will host free health screenings—including blood pressure, glucose, and BMI checks—alongside dietetics consultations by specialist doctors.

Putra Medical Centre (PMC) brought joy and care to 49 children and teens at Rumah Superkids, Alor Setar, in celebration of Chinese New Year. The visit, led by six healthcare volunteers, featured a vibrant lion dance performance.

Putra Medical Centre (PMC) ushered in the Chinese New Year 2025 with vibrant photo opportunities for patients, visitors, and staff. Festive stations adorned with red lanterns, gold accents, and traditional symbols like the snake, lucky coins, and lotus flowers created the perfect backdrop for memorable photos.

As part of its Chinese New Year 2025 celebrations, Putra Medical Centre (PMC) hosted cultural workshops that offered patients, staff, and visitors the chance to experience festive traditions first-hand.

Putra Medical Centre (PMC) welcomed the Chinese New Year with a spectacular lion dance, symbolising luck, strength, and prosperity. The colourful lions filled the hospital grounds with energy, warding off negativity while inspiring optimism for the year ahead.

Putra Medical Centre (PMC) celebrated Chinese New Year by sharing mandarin oranges—symbols of prosperity and good health—with patients, staff, clients, and partners. The golden fruit, long associated with success and luck in Chinese tradition, represents PMC’s gratitude for the trust and support.