Just walk this way.
China Town, Kuala Lumpur.
According to the World Health Organization's report on national healthcare, Malaysia is ranked number 50.
As the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur provides both private and public healthcare. The quality and standard of medical care is widely accepted to be high, as most hospitals are well equipped and staff competent. Although only 3 private medical centers are accredited by JCI as at March 2013, healthcare is moderated by MS ISO9002 certification and accredited by the Malaysian Medical Society for Quality.
With world-class facilities, internationally trained medical professionals and affordable services, Kuala Lumpur has also become a medical tourism destination.
Expatriates living in Kuala Lumpur can therefore benefit and access a range of public and private hospitals offering high quality, competitively priced healthcare.
Just walk this way.
China Town, Kuala Lumpur.
According to the World Health Organization's report on national healthcare, Malaysia is ranked number 50.
As the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur provides both private and public healthcare. The quality and standard of medical care is widely accepted to be high, as most hospitals are well equipped and staff competent. Although only 3 private medical centers are accredited by JCI as at March 2013, healthcare is moderated by MS ISO9002 certification and accredited by the Malaysian Medical Society for Quality.
With world-class facilities, internationally trained medical professionals and affordable services, Kuala Lumpur has also become a medical tourism destination.
Expatriates living in Kuala Lumpur can therefore benefit and access a range of public and private hospitals offering high quality, competitively priced healthcare.