Bubble T wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 7:25 pm An update: As part of cancelling our follow up appointments, I had to be emailed a release form to get some documentation from them, and the release form included the information I gave them when I registered (me and my wife are both registered there). The form states that according to their records I have no known allergies to medicines. This is despite the fact that I wrote on my registration form that I DO have an allergy to a common medicine, and even had a chat with the guy at the registration counter about the spelling of the symptoms. This is not a trivial mistake, and it has left me feeling very glad about our decision to go elsewhere.

Bubble T wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 7:25 pm An update: As part of cancelling our follow up appointments, I had to be emailed a release form to get some documentation from them, and the release form included the information I gave them when I registered (me and my wife are both registered there). The form states that according to their records I have no known allergies to medicines. This is despite the fact that I wrote on my registration form that I DO have an allergy to a common medicine, and even had a chat with the guy at the registration counter about the spelling of the symptoms. This is not a trivial mistake, and it has left me feeling very glad about our decision to go elsewhere.

violet wrote: ↑Mon Jul 30, 2018 9:00 am

Bubble T wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 7:25 pm An update: As part of cancelling our follow up appointments, I had to be emailed a release form to get some documentation from them, and the release form included the information I gave them when I registered (me and my wife are both registered there). The form states that according to their records I have no known allergies to medicines. This is despite the fact that I wrote on my registration form that I DO have an allergy to a common medicine, and even had a chat with the guy at the registration counter about the spelling of the symptoms. This is not a trivial mistake, and it has left me feeling very glad about our decision to go elsewhere.

Pity those whose insurance (as provided by their employer) specifically states Royal Phnom Penh as the hospital of choice

violet wrote: ↑Mon Jul 30, 2018 10:05 am I have been to calmette

Kammekor wrote: ↑Mon Jul 30, 2018 9:59 am

Bubble T wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 7:25 pm An update: As part of cancelling our follow up appointments, I had to be emailed a release form to get some documentation from them, and the release form included the information I gave them when I registered (me and my wife are both registered there). The form states that according to their records I have no known allergies to medicines. This is despite the fact that I wrote on my registration form that I DO have an allergy to a common medicine, and even had a chat with the guy at the registration counter about the spelling of the symptoms. This is not a trivial mistake, and it has left me feeling very glad about our decision to go elsewhere.

While this is of course pretty bad, never forget where you actually are.... You can have a monkey wear a golden ring, but....

Rich Khmer whom want to deliver a baby in a nice / safe environment often do so at Khema in Tuol Kork (http://web.khemaclinic.com/). I don't have experience with them when it comes to deliveries, but Khema have treated both my wife and my child to my satisfaction. I recommend them. Send them an e-mail and inquire, you will even get an answer!

Good luck with the rest of the pregnancy.