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Posted by qqq47660 > 4 hours ago | Report Abuse
there will be some restrictions on private hospitals billings.
Posted by eastern_joy > 4 hours ago | Report Abuse
Insurance companies are taking advantage under PH govt to squeeze old and rich people's economically, either pay more or get the hell out from the system. The capitalists vultures need to be fed more and more. Who are the private owners of the private hospitals? The elite circle of people in Malaysia including the royal family?
Posted by DickyMe > 1 hour ago | Report Abuse
Those business entities were set up by pirates long time ago.
The legacy continues albeit government changes.
However, one party manages to stick to government like leech since independence to grip on hegemony.
No result.
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Posted by gjcgoh > 6 hours ago | Report Abuse
YB LGE, the planned medical insurance increase by 40-70% next year 2025 is a fallacy. The hefty increase in medical insurance has already been implemented in 2023. In Nov. 2023, my wife's my medical insurance policy increased from yearly RM 4,160.60 to RM 7, 257.00 an increase of 42.7%. Also in Nov. 2023, my medical insurance increased from yearly RM 5,936.60 to RM 10,710.00, an increase of 44.6%. We are in our early 70's, and cannot afford such hefty medical insurance increase. So we opted for a co-funding scheme with lower yearly payment and less medical benefits.