You probably don't have experience with gov hospitals and just preaching private hospitals is the best. Don't talk cock when you know nothing about the subject.

On the contrary, private hospital is good when you can't stand the wait time and for minor illnesses. They are known to scared of taking "risky" cases such as to maintain their good records. I know because I personally went through this. They are also charging exorbitant fees for profitability. If you don't believe me go and check your hospital bill of you were hospitalized there for a few days

Govt hospitals are actually ok but the worst is the wait time. You have some of the best and some of the dungu ones there but generally the specialists there are good to great. KL General Hospital is probably the best but also the busiest and crowded. University Hospital is great too. The rest are good in specific areas and you have to know which one is good in what. Selayang hospital has a great urology department. Sg Buloh has expertise in neurology.

This post has been edited by blancpain4470: Apr 8 2019, 06:11 AM

Emergency cases there is no assignment as nearest hospital is the guide. General illness you have to go though outpatient which is not recommended unless you can't afford general clinics. There are also klinik kesihatan to off load the massive less severe cases patients from govt hospitals.

There are still so much to be done for our public health Care but I must say the quality is generally not as bad as people think

This post has been edited by blancpain4470: Apr 8 2019, 06:40 AM

They probably charge you RM1.50 for the small plastic cup holding your daily medication. I kid you not.

This post has been edited by blancpain4470: Apr 8 2019, 06:41 AM

Lol. If you were the only one in town then you are the best then. Actually Malaysian hospitals you should go by which is good in specific area not entirely on hospital itself. One hospital won't be good across the board. Some are good treating cancers. Some good with cardiology etc etc

I wouldn't go to such extent. Yes they have equipment that rival or sometimes better than Private hospitals. But generally there is still not enough budget to operate efficiently ... hence long wait time.

We need a national insurance policy to make sure medical or all. Taiwan, AU and most developed Europe/Scandinavian countries have it. We don't

This post has been edited by blancpain4470: Apr 10 2019, 09:37 AM