Restructuring and revival of Negri health centre to ensure it serves people better

On the right track: Lee (right) said the hospital will remain a sustainable venture and be able to help more poor patients.

SEREMBAN: An 88-year-old maternity hospital set up by Chinese philanthropists to primarily serve poor immigrants will undergo a restructuring exercise to ensure it remains a sustainable venture and can continue to provide quality medical treatment to the underprivileged.

NSCMH Medical Centre president Datuk Lee Tian Hock said the restructuring was to ensure the hospital, which was in debt and faced closure seven years ago, would continue to be run professionally.