MMC No.
Visits the centre
“To build a care home that feels safe, professional, and human.”
About Sunheal
Sunheal Care Centre is a residential care and rehabilitation home in Seksyen 52, Petaling Jaya. We look after elderly people who need more help than a family can safely give at home — and we do it in a house, not an institution.
We are deliberately small. Small enough that the caregiver on the afternoon shift knows your mother prefers her tea without sugar, that she gets anxious around 5pm, and that she likes to sit where she can see the door.
We created Sunheal with one simple belief: care should feel personal, dignified and comforting.
We provide professional nursing care in a calm, thoughtfully designed environment where residents are treated like family. From daily care to meaningful companionship, every detail is centred on safety, well-being and peace of mind. Here, your loved ones are not just cared for — they are listened to, respected, and truly seen.
That growing old in Malaysia should not mean losing your dignity, your routine or your place in your family. That a care centre can be somewhere a person genuinely lives, rather than somewhere they are kept.
To set the standard for premium long-term nursing care by prioritising medical oversight, dignity, and meaningful human connection.
How we work
Doors knocked on. Curtains closed. Adults spoken to as adults, in the language they are most comfortable in.
About costs, about prognosis, about what we can and cannot manage. We would rather lose an admission than mislead a family.
You are not handing your parent over. Families receive a daily update on WhatsApp, and we want you here.
Who runs Sunheal
Sunheal was founded by a doctor and a nurse.
MMC No.
Visits the centre
“To build a care home that feels safe, professional, and human.”
Nursing Board No.
“I strongly believe that elderly care shouldn't just keep people alive, it should help them live well.”
Where we are
Close enough for a daughter in PJ to drop in after work, and for a son in KL to visit on a Saturday morning without making a day of it.
The best way to understand a care centre is to see it. Families are welcome to visit — please make an appointment first.
1. Enquire› 2. Visit› 3. Quotation› 4. Deposit› 5. Check-in