English native speakers, help me please

Hi, I came across an English sentence that sounds peculiar to me. It was written by a Japanese guy.

'' She was saved her life at the hospital''

Is it grammatically correct? I believe it is
wrong.
What do you think?

Thanks in advance.

No, it is an incorrect (but common) translation. I believe its meant to be:

Her life was saved at the hospital.

Generallly,
1. The hospital staff saved her or
2. Doctors and nurses at the hospital saved her life.

That is wrong, more accurate would be something like "She had her life saved at the hospital" or "Her life was saved at the hospital"

yllowsmrf is correct. From the information given in the sentence that would be the correct phrasing.

Though just as a little linguistic aside, in UK "casual speak" it would also be possible to say "the hospital saved her life" (where "the hospital" would generally be understood to mean "the staff and facilities at the hosiptal").

Depending on what was emphasized, her life or the hospital.

Hi, all!
Thanks a lot for your answers.
I appreciated.