Information about the Malaysian Healthcare system and insurance system.

Malaysia is a country known for its strong healthcare and insurance system. Health services are provided by the Malaysian Health Insurance Corporation (MYSeg), the national health insurer. Healthcare in Malaysia is provided by public hospitals, private hospitals, clinics and health centres. Public hospitals and clinics provide low-cost services to citizens and foreigners legally in the country. Private hospitals, on the other hand, are options that cost more but provide faster service. Payment for healthcare services is covered by health insurance provided by MYSeg. All citizens and foreigners legally in the country must compulsorily register with MYSeg. Insurance premiums are shared between employees and employers. MYSeg covers all essential healthcare services. These services include emergency services, hospital treatment, doctor visits, medications, and other medical services. Insured people must register with MYSeg and obtain a health card to benefit from health services. In Malaysia, the insurance system works effectively to finance healthcare services. However, in some cases, additional payments may be required for services not covered by insurance. Therefore, some citizens and foreigners provide additional protection by purchasing private health insurance. Although the quality of healthcare is high throughout the country, there may be differences in access and quality of service in some regions. Additionally, the costs of private healthcare can often be higher than public services. As a result, the Malaysian healthcare system finances healthcare through MYSeg, the national health insurance. Citizens and foreigners legally in the country must register with MYSeg and obtain a health card to benefit from health services. Private health insurance may be preferred to provide additional protection.