DEC 9 — In Malaysia, rising medical insurance premiums have become a pressing issue, with increases ranging between 40 per cent and 70 per cent projected for 2025. This surge is...
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A doctor attends to a patient during a consultation at the Selcare Clinic in Shah Alam, Selangor, on Nov 2, 2020. — Picture by Yusof Mat IsaCountries like Germany and Japan have successfully controlled healthcare costs by implementing strict price regulations. In Germany, a government-regulated fee schedule ensures that medical services are priced consistently across the healthcare system. This transparency prevents hospitals from overcharging and ensures patients receive fair pricing.
Introducing similar price controls in Malaysia could help limit the cost of medications and medical services. Regular reviews and adjustments to pricing would ensure that healthcare costs remain fair and aligned with economic conditions, ultimately reducing the pressure on insurance premiums.he Netherlands has created a healthcare system that emphasizes quality of care rather than the quantity of services provided.
Rising Insurance Premiums: Lessons From Global Healthcare Systems Dr Azian Madun
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