I was just about to search on Forum Lowyat to see if this is the case.

I checked in with the doctor for fever, sore throat and some slight flu.

He charged me RM191 for 3 days of medication.

I'm not sure what is the name of this doctor, he's an Indian. Don't recall them charging this much on weekdays.

Should totally report this. Cheater!

indonesian lain kire la wei

Same clinic? Re: glowstick's post.

This post has been edited by thesoothsayer: Feb 19 2012, 01:35 PM

just go pharmacy & buy those meds la

immigrants are charged differently for clinical treatment

faizal87 and moochan, ain't no immigrant alright. it's daylight robbery.

thesoothsayer yes it's the exact same clinic. how do we report this? trying to search for a way, can't let him go ya know. it's not cool, terribly unethical.

First step is probably to request for a break down of the fees.

This is the guideline for doctors:
http://www.mma.org.my/Portals/0/Introducti...%20Part%20A.pdf

Probably can go forward from there.

Anybody that feels that the charges by either hospital or klinik in the private side can forward their complains directly to the MOH.

If really the doctor is overcharging the MOH can do something about it. However bear in mind the following

1. MOH/KKM regulates ONLY professional fees (that is doctors charges)
2. So if the doctor charges too high on medication, we can only forward the complain to the consumers side of the ministry to give them warning letter
3. Only fees problems are handle by me. But if you're unhappy about services or you feel that the doctor is unethical, you can also email directly to me so I can forward it to the correct department for action.
4. If you are the complainant, the rules and regulations 'says' that you need to meet up the doctor for 'grievance procedure'. so if you want to complain but remains anonymous, it is much more difficult to take action, since part of the investigation of the complains will 'dig out' your case files. However, all investigation will be strictly confidential between MOH/complainant/premise.
5. If you can, provide evidence bout the alleged doctor. for example, if you feel that you're overchaged, asked the doctor to give you itemised bill. It is by law that they have to. If they don't want, then it's MMC that will take action.

hope this help

This post has been edited by drpaulchan: Feb 24 2012, 04:36 PM

ko ingat /k jabatan buruh? jabatan kastam? polis diraja malaysia?

haha that klinik simply charge one, been before

gaviscon around 20-40 right?

i wonder are those docters high on weed when they are treating theri patient