The Preventive Healthcare Sdn. Bhd. is launching a Preventive Healthcare Programme in collaboration with Pantai Group to raise the public awareness towards their health. Health screening is essential to ensure serious diseases and conditions are detected early and treated. Now, the company is running a free trial promotion* for medical check-up packages offered by Paintai Hospitals in Malaysia.

Grab the chance to do you medical check-up for FOC today! Please feel free to invite your parents, relatives and friends to register for the free medical check-up session as well. Registration form will be sent to you mailbox in order to confirm your appointment for the free medical check-up session. If you're interested, please reply me with your email address.

*Free trial promotion is only eligible for adults aged from 30 to 55 years old. Terms & Conditions applied.

Available locations:
14/9 Boulevard, Midvalley City
15/9 Boulevard, Midvalley City
16/9 Hospital Pantai Ipoh
17/9 Hospital Pantai Ipoh & Boulevard, Midvalley City
18/9 Hospital Pantai Ipoh & Hospital Pantai Bangsar, KL

Hi Aiyoyo, where in the Boulevard is thie event being held please?

I know this is the old thread, but I would like to give some feedbacks from the session I had this morning. I'd say the 'salesman' or whatever he calls himself is, failed tremendously to convince people to take the health screening package. The event itself failed in two major factors:

1. Did not provide me the result from the blood pressure test and blood test itself. What would I know about the package if I am not exposed with current condition of myself? At least basic ones.

2. Exposure of the packages. Not even the surface of it. He, the consultant just mentioned that they will check full body of the patient, once a year, for 15 years. I asked, what would it be, just scanning? Advices? Seriously, you expect someone to get the medical package for few thousands (40k-50k) and pay hundreds for installment, without giving them some details about it.


Not to give bad impressions to Pantai Hospital or Preventive Healthcare for their collaboration, but I am saying that something can be improved (a lot) here.

This post has been edited by boom_bread: Dec 15 2013, 12:44 PM