Sterling Hospital Service Analysis

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We are very satisfied with services that Sterling Hospital provided to us. Personally, we ar4e thankful to Night security, day security of 4th floor, doctors on duty, all staff nurses, ward boy each and every staff at 4th floor. We really feel very good, safe, and secure with them for all services they provided.
They all are very careful, polite most important timely punctuality is best of all staff members. They all are good in nature, behavior like a family member. So, final words is we will give feedback but we gain feelings with them.

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