OFM Hospital Failed to Diagnose Heart Attack in 70-Year-Old Patient

On November 24, we brought my 70-year-old father to OFM Hospital by ambulance. They administered a small IV and a painkiller and then told us, “We’ve done our part—any further procedures will be paid.” After hearing this, we took my father to a public research hospital, where we learned that he was actually having a heart attack.

My father was admitted to the intensive care unit for five days, and thankfully his health condition is now very good. This is a terrible hospital—they can’t even make a proper diagnosis. We could have lost my father. OFM Hospital feels more like a business than a hospital. We have filed the necessary complaints with the Provincial Health Directorate and the Ministry of Health. This is an unforgivable mistake.