#specialized hospital

[dgkhl]

Dhanmondi General And Kidney Hospital Is Now Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Ltd.

We are excited to announce that Dhanmondi General and Kidney Hospital has recently undergone a significant transformation and is now known as Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited. This name change reflects our commitment to providing specialized and comprehensive healthcare services to the residents of Hospital In Dhaka, Bangladesh.

As Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited, we have expanded our medical offerings and enhanced our facilities to meet the growing healthcare needs of our community. With a broader range of specialties and advanced medical technologies, we aim to deliver exceptional care across various fields, ensuring that our patients receive the best possible treatment.

Our dedicated team of experienced physicians and healthcare professionals remain committed to delivering personalized care and addressing the unique needs of each patient. From general medicine to specialized areas such as cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, and more, we strive to provide comprehensive healthcare services under one roof.

At Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited, we prioritize patient well-being and satisfaction. We understand that seeking medical care can be a stressful experience, which is why we have created a healing environment that focuses on compassion, comfort, and safety. Our staff is dedicated to providing excellent service and ensuring that every patient feels supported throughout their healthcare journey.

We are proud to continue serving the community of Dhaka and surrounding areas, and we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of medical care. By staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in healthcare and continuously improving our services, we aim to exceed the expectations of our patients.

We invite you to explore our updated facilities, meet our dedicated team, and experience the exceptional care provided at Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited. We are confident that this name change represents a new chapter in our journey towards excellence in healthcare, and we look forward to being your trusted healthcare partner.

For more information about our services, facilities, or to schedule an appointment, please visit our official website or contact our friendly staff. We are excited to continue providing top-notch healthcare services as Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited.

[langernameohnebedeutung]

honestly, House's 'I have tenure' attitude is one of the funniest aspects of the character. He comes in late, leaves early, doesn't read his mail, doesn't write reports or do any paperwork, doesn't do conferences, regularly skips out on clinic time and even when it comes to meeting his regular 'one patient per week' quota, he'll either just hide from Cuddy after curing one or if she tells him to do his job he'll just be like "no❤️" and go to his office to play with his yo-yo or bounce balls against the wall or hang out with Wilson on company time. 'I've been through three regime-changes at this hospital'

Anti-work king.

[brydogop]

part 1 of a one piece doctor au

part 2

[marzipanandminutiae]

my mother worked briefly in what later became a ~*Spooky Abandoned Mental Hospital*~

my father knew a woman who turned out to be a black widow murderess

I swear my parents are like. side characters in a horror franchise or something

[bouncyalex]

🏥🚑😵‍💫The worst happened Friday. Some of my pictures showing my reality right now.

The day before my birthday wasn’t that bad after all. This Friday, I had one of the most difficult day of my life. I got rushed to hospital again for severe intercoastal neuralgia. What’s happening is a nerve being squeezed and inflamed in upper spine, sending a wild message overwhelming my brain. In such extreme pain, it triggered 5 major seizures they could hardly get me out of. 🫨😵‍💫

I never had that many seizures in such a short period of time since I’m born. I should be ok. I’m in ICU.

[noxious-fennec]

It's pomegranate season :)

A redraw of this piece from around a year ago

[whollyjoly]

manifesting may and buck talking at the hospital, in a parallel to the may and bobby conversation in 6x11:

buck, trying to keep it together: "im sorry im such a mess, you must be taking this a lot harder than i am"

may, putting a hand on his shoulder: "buck, we're both worried about our dad. it's okay"

[bloom161]

guys it’s just color theory

[olive-nothere]

It’s kind of insane (and unfortunately predictable) how western society acts when it comes to public health, specially after the pandemic. The amount of times I see people not wearing masks when they’re visibly sick or see people say they don’t want to wear masks because it’s uncomfortable to wear… you know what’s actually very uncomfortable and outdoes your feelings about wearing masks? BEING SICK.

Seriously, it should not be controversial or considered weird to wear masks when you’re sick; it should be THE BARE MINIMUM TO WEAR A MASK WHEN YOU’RE SICK, COVID OR NOT. How any of these people are able to go outside while sick and not care about other people’s health is insane to me. Despite the obvious fact that being sick affects everyone’s health, what about the people who are most vulnerable?

Wearing masks while sick should be the norm and honestly we as a collective should shame people who are sick and not wearing a mask in public.

[morganbritton132]

PLEASE ELABORATE ON THE BRACELET WITH EDDIES NUMBER ON IT

Was there a time Steve sleepwalked and someone did call Eddie? Was there another time it came in handy when Steve lost Eddie (or Eddie lost Steve) or something other?? Please I need more that is so cute

Just a warning, I made this sad for no reason.

Once when Steve went on tour with Eddie, he wandered off in a post-ictal fog and ended up lost in the city. It took them a few hours to find each other because Steve didn’t know where he was nor did he have any money on him. After that, he would write the phone number of Eddie’s manager on his arm since he was the only guy on tour with a cell phone.

Pat, Eddie’s manager, wasn’t thrilled with this arrangement because he didn’t particularly like Steve, but after Steve channeled the coldest version of his mother and reminded Pat that only one of them was replaceable – “And managers are a dime of dozen” – he begrudgingly agreed.

He was never called.

Steve actually got the idea for the bracelet from one of his second graders.

After a pretty bad allergic reaction, one of his students came back to school with a little silver bracelet on her wrist. It had her mother’s phone number on it and the words ‘Peanut Allergy.’ She smiled up at Steve when she showed him and said, “My mama says this will keep me safe!”

He smiles too, “I bet it will.”

The bracelet is a surprise that Steve never gets to tell Eddie about. The day it comes in the mail, Eddie is over at Gareth’s for a D&D campaign so Steve never even gets the chance to tell him. He goes to bed before Eddie gets home and wakes up in the Emergency Room.

He’s cold and his feet hurt, and there are cuts on his hands and medical tape on his face, and for a second, he thinks he’s in the backseat of a blue Camaro with the world’s most reckless driver. He tries to sit up and it sets up an alarm and then there’s a hand in his, squeezing it.

It takes Steve a second to recognize the rings, to follow the rings up an arm, up to big eyes and messy curls, and Steve breaths out the only thing he can think, “Wow.”

“Wowza, big boy,” Eddie grins back at him, and Steve loves him. “How are you feeling?”

“Did something happen?”

“Yeah, uh. Sleepwalking again,” Eddie hums and then he smiles again. He taps a ring on his free hand against the metal bracelet on Steve’s wrist, “This is fucking brilliant, by the way. Did you think of it?”

Steve’s jaw kinda hurts like he’s been clenching it, but he smiles anyways, “Yeah.”

“You’re a genius, babe. They called me immediately,” He says, kissing his knuckles. Steve frowns, seeing a bruise there. Eddie notices and his grin takes on a chaotic edge, “You punched a security guard.”

“What?”

“For real, babe,” Eddie laughs at the panicked look on his face. “I don’t know what they did to trigger you, but you fuckin’ decked one of ‘em.”

“Oh my god, I’m going to jail.”

“Nah, it’s all good. I took care of it,” Eddie says and then to the skeptical look on Steve’s face, he rolls his eyes. “Okay, fine. The guy is a fan and I gave him tickets not to press charges. Also, he feels pretty bad about spooking you since you clearly weren’t in your right mind.”

“Was in my left mind then?” Steve half-jokes, half-yawns. “Who brought me in?”

“You did.” Eddie’s smile dims in a way that’s a little sad but full of love. “You came here on your own actually – without shoes. We’re gonna have to teach your left mind about shoes – and, uh. Based on what I’ve heard, you were looking for a patient.”

“A patient? What patient?”

“They, uh. They said you were looking for Max.”

[dgkhl]

We are excited to announce that Dhanmondi General and Kidney Hospital has recently undergone a significant transformation and is now known as Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited. This name change reflects our commitment to providing specialized and comprehensive healthcare services to the residents of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

As Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited, we have expanded our medical offerings and enhanced our facilities to meet the growing healthcare needs of our community. With a broader range of specialties and advanced medical technologies, we aim to deliver exceptional care across various fields, ensuring that our patients receive the best possible treatment.

Our dedicated team of experienced physicians and healthcare professionals remain committed to delivering personalized care and addressing the unique needs of each patient. From general medicine to specialized areas such as cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, and more, we strive to provide comprehensive healthcare services under one roof.

At Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited, we prioritize patient well-being and satisfaction. We understand that seeking medical care can be a stressful experience, which is why we have created a healing environment that focuses on compassion, comfort, and safety. Our staff is dedicated to providing excellent service and ensuring that every patient feels supported throughout their healthcare journey.

We are proud to continue serving the community of Dhaka and surrounding areas, and we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of medical care. By staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in healthcare and continuously improving our services, we aim to exceed the expectations of our patients.

We invite you to explore our updated facilities, meet our dedicated team, and experience the exceptional care provided at Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited. We are confident that this name change represents a new chapter in our journey towards excellence in healthcare, and we look forward to being your trusted healthcare partner.

For more information about our services, facilities, or to schedule an appointment, please visit our official website or contact our friendly staff. We are excited to continue providing top-notch healthcare services as Specialized Hospital Dhanmondi Limited.

[michelada12]

[batcavescolony]

I was talking to an idiot and I need validation.

[cowardlycowboys]

things always work out for me because I'm the most special girl in the wounded world!!!!!!!!!!

[hippy-pants]

i'm one season into watching House MD and this show is so fucking funny it's like Grey's Anatomy except instead of all the characters having sex and experiencing constant insane natural disasters the characters all practice casual medical malpractice with zero consequences

[sprinklesharkie]

for anyone who hasn't read it yet in one weekend the hermitcraft community helped raise a total(ish) of 839 THOUSAND dollars for gamers outreach ,cant get over that, what !! (and for anyone who might not be aware that this was more than just a hermitcraft event) the whole gfg event raised over a million dollars that's INSANE!! so many kids will be a little less scared in their hospitals cos of this