Medical Associates

9 BUSINESS VIEW CARIBBEAN VOLUME 10, ISSUE 4 MEDICAL ASSOCIATES HOSPI TAL local and international communities. Medical Associates Hospital also places significant emphasis on cognitive and emotional services. Dr. Selvarajah shares, “We have some fantastic psychiatrists who are well qualified. Our main services are outpatient.” The hospital is also committed to the well-being of its staff, providing regular occupational health check-ups, emotional well-being surveys, and team-building exercises. The hospital’s emergency department, led by Dr. Selvarajah, is equipped to manage a wide range of cases for walk-in patients, including those unable to see their local doctor. “There is not a single patient that we will not see through the hospital,” Dr. Selvarajah stated. Among the most common cases are myocardial infarctions, strokes, and diabetes-related complications, which are prevalent due to lifestyle factors. Speaking about pediatric and geriatric