Need the pink card first then go to register for FPP. When you register for pink card you must tell them you want to go to putrajaya for delivery. They will give you a letter to register at putrajaya. You can go to the website to get more details

The FPP I got through need the pink card

Hi. Anyone can share experience and quote prices for normal and c-sect at TMC and kelana jaya medical center please?

Also, any reviews about Dr. Loh Khee Fei?

Appreciate it. Thanks!

Hi, I'm pregnant 18weeks. It's my 1st baby. I'm going under FPP scheme at Hospital Selayang. The 1st check up was on last month with Dr.Yu. Tmr going to be my 2nd check up.
I never go to any Klinik Kesihatan to register/check up before. On the 1st check up at Hospital Selayang, they gave me a Pink book. Is it same with the Pink card u guys discussed here?

Is better to get the doctor from the hospital Putrajaya to do the regular check up as the doctor will be the one delivering the baby. Anyway, you can get 4D scan for free in Putrajaya.

Twins? Wow...Congra! 

As it is need 5 months to do booking, what else if the delivery date comes earlier?

Means monthly body check up also do it in Putrajaya hospital? Because we had called Hospital Serdang, but they ask us to go for poliknilik for checkup. I thought all gov hospital is same case.

How you did the 1st time checkup in Putrajaya? Walk in or call for appointment? Weekend open?

Thanks a lots for your info. 

guys,
if you can..try avoid being induced.
it is like you're forcing the baby to come out while he/she still enjoy swimming in your tummy!

but if you have probs with your pregnancy and need to be induced, before you go to the hospital and do it, opt for natural induction at home.
i was among those moms who failed woth the induction and as a result, emergency csect.
i was very lucky my bill came up only rm4k, 5days in single ward, baby bill only rm29 (NICU).
I took this FPP scheme in Putrajaya, where you will be treated by Specialist not random housemen.
And the service is OK.
Nurses very helpful.

While some friends who were induced and went for emergency csect at private hospitals, the bill was above RM 10K.
But it is all up to you.
You have the money, go to private but know your body.
Ask the doctor millions of questions if induction is needed. And lots of prayers.

And be patient while 'shopping' for obgyn! Some may be great to others but not us. Trust your instinct and see if you both have chemistry.
I changed Obgyn when I was four months pregnant because the doctor and the nurses at the medical centre did not ask about my medical history, no urine check up, etc. Just a simple hello and scan and thank you, your bill is rm100+.
We need a doctor who helps us with the pregnancy since it it our first.
Luckily my Obgyn at Putrajaya is a very good specialist.