In Malaysia, psychotic treatment and psychiatric medications are generally subsidized or free when accessed through public healthcare facilities. Here's how it works:

🏥 Public Healthcare Coverage
Government clinics (Klinik Kesihatan) and public hospitals offer outpatient and inpatient psychiatric services at highly subsidized rates.

Consultation fees are typically RM1 at clinics and RM5–RM90 per day for hospital stays, depending on ward class.

Psychiatric medications for conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or severe depression are often fully subsidized, especially for long-term management.

📍 Selangor-Specific Support
The Selangor Sehat Psychiatric Treatment Subsidy Programme offers:

Free initial screening via the Selangkah app

Subsidized consultation with psychiatric specialists

Coverage for basic psychotherapy and medication for the first two weeks

Aimed at reducing wait times and easing the burden on public clinics

⚠️ Important Notes
Prescription is mandatory: Psychotropic drugs are tightly regulated. Buying them without a prescription is illegal and potentially dangerous.

Community Mental Health Centres (CMHCs) exist to decentralize care and make psychiatric services more accessible, especially in urban areas.

If someone is struggling but worried about costs, the best route is to start with a Klinik Kesihatan. No appointment needed, and the system is designed to be inclusive—even for those without insurance or steady income.

Want help navigating the Selangkah app or finding the nearest CMHC in KL? I can walk you through it.

If no money for meds, Tell her to go Gov hospitals

If gov don't give, or no prescribe letter from doctor,
Forget it.