In Malaysian hospitals and medical clinics, CPF Health insurance is used.

 The Singapore government moved quickly after our initial publication, and in February 2010, the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced that Singaporeans will be allowed to use CPF Health insurance for payment in 12 Malaysian hospitals/medical facilities beginning March 1, 2010. 

Medical expenditures at Malaysian hospitals are expected to be 20 percent to 35 percent less expensive than in Singapore hospitals, which is excellent news for residents who now have another option for coping with rising healthcare prices. To top it off, two healthcare companies, Health Management International (HMI) and Parkway Holdings own these 12 Malaysian hospitals and medical facilities. Expect to receive a specific level of medical health care and facilities.

Regency's patient care facilities and medical equipment, for example, are comparable to those found in Singapore hospitals. It includes the most up-to-date medical and diagnostic technology, including a 64-slice Computerized Tomographic ("CT") Scanner from General Electric and a 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imager ("MRI") from Siemens ("GE"). In addition, the company's new Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory ("Cath Lab") expands the company's entire spectrum of cardiac care treatments for patients who require cardiac catheterization, angioplasty, stent, balloon, or pacemaker installation due to acute coronary symptoms.


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