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Medical Tourism in Malaysia: What You Need To Know

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If you’re considering travelling to Malaysia for medical tourism, read this article to make an informed choice about the best option for you or your loved one, along with some tips to help you become well-prepared for a seamless experience abroad.

Malaysia Ranked Top Destination For Medical Tourism

Now that our nation is reopening its borders in April 2022, we can expect a high volume of travellers to Malaysia in this endemic phase. This is no surprise as Malaysia is one of the most preferred travel destinations in the world, ranking 18th in most visited countries in 2020 . 

Beyond our natural attractions, cultural heritage and mouth-watering cuisines, Malaysia is also fast emerging as a strong competitor in the global health and medical tourism sector. In fact, we’re ranked top international medical tourism destination in a UK-based international medical travel journal, after attracting 1.3 million medical tourists in 2021. 

To add to this, Malaysia now boasts one of the fastest vaccination rates in the world, with 79% of the population vaccinated. This makes it far easier for people to travel to Malaysia for medical treatment.

Medical Tourism: What There Is To Know

Medical tourism refers to people who travel abroad to another country to find medical treatment. In the past, people from less developed countries would travel the distance to well-developed countries to access better care options. However, the tables have turned in the recent years as more and more people are travelling to developing countries to get care for various needs.

Health tourism in Malaysia is divided into two main categories:

• Medical tourism : Medical treatments and procedures offered at internationally recognised hospitals and health facilities.
• Wellness programmes : Rehabilitation programmes, physiotherapy, spas, reflexology and massages.

Why People Opt for Medical Tourism in Malaysia

The motivation to travel to access medical care differs from person to person, but we’ve categories these into seven main reasons to choose medical tourism in Malaysia:

1. High Quality of Care : 

Our world-class healthcare quality has and continues to open the floodgates for healthcare tourism. We offer highly-specialised medical treatment options and state-of-the-art healthcare facilities that are on par with highly developed countries. This is coupled with experienced medical experts who are fully equipped to meet patient demands. 

All private institutions in Malaysia are also licensed under the Healthcare Facilities and Services Act 1998 . Hence, travellers need not worry about the safety and reliability of the end-to-end patient experience provided.

2. Competitive Cost & Packages : 

The cost of medical procedures or treatments can be relatively lower in Malaysia for a similar treatment in one’s own country or in neighbouring countries like Singapore and Australia. Foreigners can also enjoy world class infrastructure facilities with comfortable accommodation for a fraction of what they might pay in their home country. 

Affordable medical package are provided in Malaysia, covering health screening, treatment, accommodation, transportation, and recreational activities. These cost-effective options are monitored using ceiling rates imposed by the Ministry of Health of Malaysia . This can help ease the burden of  both local and international families, especially if they do not have insurance coverages . 

3. Treatment Availability & Variety : 

Medical tourism provides foreigners with better access to specialists and a range of treatments that are not widely available or not licensed in their own country. Some examples are organ transplantation, cosmetic surgery, fertility treatments and cancer treatments .

Malaysia itself has gained a reputation as the Asia region’s hub for cardiology, fertility, oncology and Hepatitis C treatments. She is home to more than 33 advanced heart treatment centres in the country, with advanced procedural techniques such as multi-slice computed tomography, endoscopic vein harvesting, and heart-assist devices.

4. Culture & Religion : 

A multilingual environment that prioritises the religious requirements of its patients prompts many to seek medical treatment abroad. 

Malaysia is the leading global halal hub and is expected to launch halal certification for drugs and medical devices in 2022 . Not to mention the world class hospitality rendered by its people who can speak a plethora of languages. This can breach language and cultural barriers to make travellers feel at home. 

5. Time Sensitivity : 

You may be put on the waiting list for certain types of treatment in your native country. Seeking immediate medical care abroad allows an individual to save time and prevents his or her condition from potentially getting worse.

Foreigners can expect shorter waiting time compared to some countries that have an overburdened healthcare system. Furthermore, Malaysia is also accelerating her efforts to digitalise the healthcare industry by conducting tele-consultations to provide continuity in foreign patient care for those who are unable to travel.

• Wellness Programmes

Wellness packages are seeing an upward trend globally. It covers the physical, psychological or spiritual areas, giving you a holistic experience in your trip abroad. 

Malaysia offers an impressive array of wellness programmes, leveraging on the natural resources widely available in Malaysia. Wellness-based activities that are gaining popularity here are spas, massages, fitness classes, and diet and weight management programmes. 

Travellers with a bigger budget can kill two birds with one stone by going abroad for their procedure and extending their stay for a holiday. 

From the modern metropolis to the beautiful tropical islands, you and your family can experience the best of both worlds in Malaysia. After a surgery, patients are encouraged to stay for some weeks to recover safely before flying back home. Accommodation can be easily booked on online booking platforms like Klook , Airbnb , Agoda , and LokaLocal .  

Considerations In Medical Tourism

Travelling for medical reasons may come with a risk of complications that needs to be brought to light to anyone considering medical tourism:

Blood Clots and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)

Flying after surgery, such as a chest or abdominal surgery, can increase the risk for blood clots . This is because blood vessels can be damaged during surgery, which can lead to the development of a blood clot. Changes in atmospheric pressure and lack of oxygen when you’re up in the air may worsen your condition. If you’re not careful, you may develop deep vein thrombosis . 

Other factors that increase this risk include weight (if you have a BMI of 30 or higher), age (if you are above the age of 40) and current health status (if you have had a stroke or cardiovascular disease). 

Hence, experts suggest waiting it out for at least 10 days before you head home, but it is best to consult your doctor as this may differ from person to person. Consider extending your stay to minimise this risk.

Continuity of Care

Another thing to consider is the possibility of receiving follow-up care when you return to your own country. In the case where you’re unable to travel for whatever reason, you may not be able to continue maintaining your treatment and receipt of more advanced drugs that are not available in your home country. 

For this reason, countries like Malaysia are working on providing an alternative for hospitals to go digital in their practice, that is, with tele-consultation services. While tele-consultation cannot replace in-person care procedures, it is still a useful alternative for those who would like to receive a second opinion before making the necessary arrangements.

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How To Prepare for Medical Tourism

Whether or not this is your first time, there are a number of things you need to do to ensure you are well-prepared and making the right decision. 

Add these 5 things to your to-do list before you venture overseas for a medical treatment:

Get a pre-travel consultation

Speak to your local doctor to get a second opinion on your plans for medical care abroad. You can discuss anything from general information to the risks involved. Your local doctor is the best person to give you a recommendation for a reputable institution or some insights into your unique situation.

Research the provider or facility

Find out all the relevant information relating to the country, the medical institution and the treatment provided. This includes looking up information from the internet and having conversation with the institution of your choice. 

Some questions you might ask are:

• Is the treatment available in your facility?
• What is the cost of the treatment?
• Is this treatment the best solution for me in my situation?
• When can I schedule an appointment?
• What is the duration of the medical procedure?
• How long is the recovery period?
• What arrangements can you assist with regarding medical tourism to Malaysia?
• What do I need to do on my own?

If you’re travelling to Malaysia for medical tourism , you can connect with Homage for assistance via email at [email protected] .

You can also get in touch with the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) to help you find a healthcare provider:

+603 2726 8688 (Call Centre) 1-800-188-688 (Toll Free – inside Malaysia)   [email protected]  malaysiahealthcare.org

Contact relevant contacts

There are a number of VIPs you need to speak to and get a green light from before you travel to the other side of the world. For one, you’ll need the emotional and financial support that your family could give. Perhaps someone in the extended family can share their personal experience if they have had any.

Secondly, speak to your insurance provider on what can and cannot be reimbursed or claimed. Ask if you need to obtain international travel health insurance that covers medical evacuation.

Prepare your documents

Prepare all the necessary documents before you leave your country, including: 

• Passport (valid for at least six months)
• Visa (check the requirements for your country) 
• Identity card
• Vaccination passport
• A copy of your medical records
• Doctor’s referral letter
• Entry Approval Letter from MHTC
• COVID-19 PCR test results
• Copy of your insurance certificate (covering COVID-19)
• Any other supporting documents or agreements

If you’re travelling to Malaysia, the full guidelines for healthcare travellers can be found here . Need a COVID-19 swab test when you arrive in Malaysia? Book a pre-departure COVID-19 home swab test today!

Arrange for follow-up care

Where will you be staying after your procedure or surgery? It is a good idea to find accommodation that is nearby the healthcare facility. If you’re planning to stay longer, you can look up rehabilitation programmes and care services that are available in the area. If you’re heading back after your treatment, make sure you can secure your follow-up care in your home country.

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THE strong recovery in the nation’s medical tourism sector has prompted the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) to revise its targets upwards as it eyes RM7 billion in hospital receipts, with spillover economic impact valued at almost RM30 billion, for the period of 2022 to 2025.

The council has revised its revenue or hospital receipt target for this year to RM1.7 billion from RM1.5 billion previously, after revenue in 2022 surpassed its initial target of RM800 million to reach RM1.3 billion. The country saw an influx of healthcare traveller arrivals last year stemming from pent-up demand during the pandemic.

MHTC acting CEO Farizal Jaafar tells The Edge that along with indirect and induced expenditure such as investments as well as job and business opportunities, healthcare travel is expected to provide a fourfold spillover effect. This means that for every RM1 that a healthcare traveller spends on medical treatment, another RM4 would flow into related industries, including tourism, transport, accommodation and food and beverage.

“For the first half of 2023, Malaysia’s healthcare travel industry recorded revenue of over RM900 million. It is projected to make a full recovery to its 2019 pre-pandemic performance level of RM1.7 billion, potentially setting a new record for the industry,” says Farizal.

He adds that the positive performance has put MHTC on a new course of continuous and sustainable growth, in line with its target over the next five years as guided by its blueprint.

During this “rebuilding” phase, Farizal says the industry will focus on enhancing its service quality, increasing brand cohesiveness across key touchpoints, amplifying Malaysia’s brand equity in core markets and growing beyond the country’s primary markets.

Where strategic collaborations in key markets are concerned, MHTC has established ties in Indonesia, Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China and Myanmar.

“We will explore more niche markets to strengthen our presence,” says Farizal, explaining that the medical healthcare segment’s new phase will also see a focus on both curative and preventive treatments as well as several niche branding initiatives such as those of cardiology, oncology, fertility and dental treatments as well as premium and scientific wellness offerings. In addition, MHTC intends to collaborate with key industry players to develop a comprehensive elderly wellness programme, he adds.

Capturing other markets besides Indonesia

Norhaizam Mohammad, who is the officer in charge of KPJ Healthcare Bhd, attests to the surge in revenue in the sector, having witnessed a 108% uptick in health traveller patients, which resulted in a 176% increase in the group’s health tourism revenue in 2022.

KPJ Group, which sees Indonesia as the primary revenue contributor (78%) to its healthcare tourism segment, says regions such as the Riau Islands, Jakarta, Surabaya, Medan, Aceh, Pekanbaru and Kalimantan have accounted for the majority of its foreign patients.

Similarly, Sunway Healthcare Group points to the double-digit year-on-year growth in its international patient revenue following two years of border closures.

“In 2022, we witnessed a phenomenal growth of 35% in international patient volume and 69% in revenue growth in Sunway Medical Centre (SMC) in Sunway City alone, as compared to the year before,” its president Datuk Lau Beng Long tells The Edge.

Several factors provide Sunway Healthcare Group with some advantages in tapping the medical tourism boom, such as SMC’s position as the country’s largest private quaternary hospital with 724 licensed beds as well as its accessibility to amenities in the integrated township, which has been a draw for foreign tourists, Lau explains.

As part of SMC’s strategy to grow its number of international patients by 30% y-o-y in the next three years, the group will capitalise on its full suite of medical and surgical services as well as cutting-edge technology in cancer therapy, and promote other major medical specialties such as orthopaedic surgery, digestive health and neurological services.

SMC also aims to develop relationships and partnerships with insurance companies and various corporations abroad, to enable their employees or clients to seek treatment at the hospital.

It is common knowledge that Indonesian patients contribute significantly to Malaysia’s medical tourism industry. Industry reports suggest that up to 70% of inbound patients who visit Malaysia are from Indonesia — with an estimated 40% to 70% of them hailing from the Sumatra and central regions — followed by countries in the Middle East as well as India, China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and the UK.

KPJ Group plans to strengthen its reach in the Indonesian market by positioning its KPJ Penang Specialist Hospital — which currently serves the Seberang Perai, Penang as well as Kedah and northern Perak markets — to tap patients in Aceh and northern Sumatra, Norhaizam shares.

“To meet this goal, KPJ Penang is expanding its capacity, including increasing the number of beds to 345, by 2024. The hospital is also making enhancements to critical departments such as accident and emergency, intensive care unit and the Central Sterile Services Department. Additionally, plans are underway to incorporate more dialysis chairs to address the growing demand for dialysis services,” she explains.

Beyond fortifying its presence in the Indonesian market, the group aims to establish secondary markets in Indochina, South Asia and the Middle East and North Africa region, says Norhaizam. She anticipates a y-o-y growth rate of 20% to 30% in the group’s medical tourism segment.

Indonesia’s efforts to reclaim patients ‘not a threat’

It is worth noting that Penang has been a significant contributor to Malaysia’s foreign patient market, with the state’s total revenue from medical tourism increasing exponentially from RM66 million in 2021 to RM285 million in 2022 following the reopening of the country’s borders.

Data from Penang Global Tourism (PGT), the state’s tourism bureau, reveals the arrival of 178,132 foreign patients to the state in 2022, a 54% increase from 115,636 in 2020, which more than doubled the revenue from this segment to RM352.7 million from RM149.8 million previously.

“The comprehensive goal would be to grow the revenue per patient, rather than patient numbers per se. There are capacity constraints to the number of medical tourists we can accommodate, especially given the manpower shortage in terms of nursing and other professional staff. Thus, the more conducive strategy would be to grow the revenue, as we are still very affordable compared to other countries like Singapore in terms of treatment costs,” PGT CEO Ooi Chok Yan tells The Edge, noting that the northern state bureau’s statistics are based on earlier data from 12 members of its Penang Centre of Medical Tourism (PMED), a grouping of hospitals and associates promoting medical tourism. 

As of July, PMED’s membership has increased to 16 hospitals and 19 associates (players without hospital beds but in healthcare and related fields). The members include Island Hospital, Loh Guan Lye Specialists Centre, Penang Adventist Hospital, KPJ Penang Specialist Hospital, SMC Penang and Genesis IVF & Women’s Specialist Centre.

In January, Tourism and Creative Economy Committee chairman Yeoh Soon Hin reportedly said that Penang has been the top contributor in terms of revenue generated for medical tourism in Malaysia, earning more than 50% of the country’s pre-pandemic income. He added that in the first 11 months of 2022, Penang welcomed almost 144,975 international medical arrivals, of which Indonesia contributed 54% and followed closely by Bangladesh and India.

Data from Hospital Management Asia, a Singapore-based trade platform for hospital operators, suggests that Indonesia’s medical patients collectively spend about US$11 billion (RM50 billion) annually on medical services abroad, with Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore being the top destinations. It points out that the number of Indonesians going overseas for medical treatments nearly doubled to 600,000 in 2015 from 350,000 in 2006, and grew to around one million in 2020.

Consequently, there has been news of Indonesia’s Ministry of Health setting healthcare quality improvement as a key priority now and in the next few years to attract foreign tourists to visit the country for medical treatment and locals to seek healthcare domestically.

As part of its 2024 Digital Health Transformation Strategy (blueprint), Indonesia is preparing to invest in more healthcare facilities and equipment and to drive more widespread use of digital tools that can improve efficiency and outcomes.

Nevertheless, Malaysian healthcare authorities and players opine that “building up the medical and healthcare infrastructure, in terms of both hardware and software, takes time”.

“It would take some time before [Indonesia] develops the trust of its patients to an optimal level. Until then, Penang and Malaysia [as a whole] will continue to be recipients of Indonesian patients who obtain good outcomes when they come to our shores,” says PGT’s Ooi, adding that PMED works closely with numerous parties such as MHTC, travel agency Astindo, Tourism Malaysia as well as airlines and banks to cement Penang’s strong position as a destination for medical tourism.

“The only constraints we face are the direct air links between Penang and other cities in Indonesia,” he says, pointing out that an increase in direct connectivity to Penang would lead to more patients for the state’s medical tourism industry. In order to maintain its position as a preferred healthcare destination, the state’s private hospitals have been actively visiting Indonesian towns and cities on a monthly basis for sales calls and follow-ups, he explains.

Ooi adds that the longer-term plans are to diversify the geographical origin of patients to other countries in Southeast Asia as well as South Asia, the Middle East and China.

Sunway’s Lau says, “As Indonesia continues to develop its healthcare infrastructure, I believe Malaysia’s healthcare industry will have to adapt and deliver more value-added and unique offerings. Our main aim is to complement what is lacking, and fill the gaps in the healthcare services in Indonesia.” 

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Malaysia is emerging as the new power in South East Asia and has acquired a significant position in the continent. Like economics, society, and tourism, healthcare in Malaysia has also undergone major transformations. If we compare the current healthcare with the pre-colonial era, it is clear that medical facilities were limited and traditional with very basic infrastructure to fulfill the rapid needs of the people.

Similarly, many new economic trends have emerged over time. Visa restrictions and trade barriers were lessened to boost the economy and income of the country. Tourism is an important part of the Malaysian economy and by considering this significant factor, medical tourism was introduced to put a great impact and key contribution to the nation’s economic progress.

This is the reason Malaysia is known as one of Asia’s most known developing countries in medical tourism. Medical tourism means providing medical facilities to people who travel from one country to another to receive medical treatment.

MOH, Ministry of Health is the responsible entity of Healthcare in Malaysia. MOH works closely with the Ministry of Tourism and Culture (MOTAC) to offer an efficient system of health care coverage to both government and private healthcare institutions. In recent years, Malaysia has emerged as one of the top choices for foreign patients looking for healthcare treatment abroad.

The field of medical tourism has received popularity in recent years and has captured the attention of policy-makers and researchers around the world. According to an estimate, the global medical tourism industry is increasing enormously and is predicted to generate revenue between USD 38.5 to 55 billion annually with approximately more than eleven million patients seeking cross-border healthcare worldwide.

The Malaysian government has started a full-fledged wellness program where the best medical facilities with state-of-the-art equipment and diagnostic centers have been established to provide services. In 2017 Malaysia was among the top 20 countries that provide the best medical facilities and is one of the wellness tourism destination.

Apart from general medical facilities and wellbeing centers, Malaysia has the potential of focusing on fitness, mental and psychological aspects in a wider scope. The field in which the country is heavily investing and promoting are physical sports events such as running, cardio, boxing, self-defense, and cycling, but at the same time also focusing on mind and emotional wellness.

Fly yoga or aerial yoga, for instance, is a new form of exercise that uses hammocks and is was considered the main event of the 2016 year’s “Fit Malaysia” event.”

In general, Malaysia has become an established medical tourism destination. The consolidation of quality care, state-of-the-art facilities, safety, and regulations that meet international standards governing the laws within this industry has transformed the growth of medical tourism in Malaysia.

Moreover, Malaysia’s healthcare that offers specialties in various medical disciplines and medical practices are at par with some of the developed countries, further enhancing the scope and standard of the wellness program.

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YBhg Tan Sri Lee Kim Yew , the founder of Country Heights Health Tourism, believes in the importance of prevention and early detection.

His philosophy is simple: Providing the right understanding and practice of preventive health measures which aims to seek, detect, and prevent diseases through proactive health screening , thus promoting a holistic approach for a healthier life. Through his comprehensive health approach, besides prioritizing one’s physical health, their minds and wellness are also as important as the aspects of health screening , health education , and wellness programs .

This nobleman has set the core fundamental values in attaining quality life through the Concept of 100 detection rather than treatments. His vision is all-encompassing. With this, people could live their lives to their fullest by keeping serious illnesses at bay.

GHHS HEALTHCARE & CHINESE MEDICAL CENTRE Established Since Year 2000

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• Over 40,000 Members
• Over 400,000 Imaging Procedures
• Diagnosed over 150,000 Health Abnormalities
• TCM Treatment of Over 100,000 Patients
• Over 1 Million Medical Diagnostic Tests
• Over 10 Million Lab Tests
• Conducted over 300,000 Covid-19 Vaccination Doses

We all strive to achieve the marks of the good life – health, wealth, and status. These form the basis of what we call “The Concept of 100″. The most important aspect of a person’s life is the individual’s health – physical, mental, and spiritual – a person is nothing without it. For this reason, health and wellness are represented by the number “1″ to reflect its significance. The next importance is wealth, which is the first “0″. And the second “0″ is a person’s social standing or status.

Unfortunately, sometimes we lose focus on what is important in life. We spend a good portion of our lives chasing the zeros at the expense of our health and wellness. Sometimes, it is too late to realize that without our health and wellness, it is impossible to achieve our wealth and status or even hold on to it.

Golden Horses Health Sanctuary is set up to ensure that you know your health and wellness status. It is maintained at its best so that you can continue to realize a meaningful and balanced life.

GHHS Healthcare (Registered name as Country Heights Health Tourism Sdn Bhd ) is a health division under Country Heights Holding Berhad, a public listed company founded in 2001. Located in Seri Kembangan, Malaysia, it is a one-stop destination for one’s wellness needs that infuses Eastern and Western preventive methods. A complete health sanctuary inspired by wisdom dating back to 5000 years, it is a haven for wellbeing equipped with cutting-edge technology.

GHHS Healthcare is located in Mines Wellness City, Malaysia’s first wellness city and its premier health and tourism landmark. The centre was created to be the first of its kind preventive health centre in a resort setting – a one of its kind in the country. Its services focus on health promotion and addressing risk and social and genetic factors related to preventive care.

Motivated by its founder’s vision to provide a Healthy & Quality Lifestyle, GHHS Healthcare is dedicated and committed to providing the finest preventive medical treatments for early detection in a relaxing and conducive environment.

Upholding the ideology of “Prevention is always better than cure”, the centre focuses on preventive and curative treatments. GHHS Healthcare focuses on the concept of attaining 100% in life. Primary prevention aims to avoid the development of a disease, secondary prevention aims to diagnose and treat an existing disease in its early stages, tertiary preventions aim to reduce the negative impact of established disease by restoring function and quaternary prevention aims to mitigate or avoid the consequences of unnecessary or excessive interventions in the health system.

In the year 2006, GHHS Healthcare obtained ISO 9001:2000 QMS certification from UK Lloyd’s International Quality Register Assurance under “Provision of medical screening and preventive healthcare services ” for health screening centre . In July 2009, we successfully upgraded our certification to the latest version of ISO 9001:2008. Thanks to our ever committed and hardworking team, and the continuous support from our valued members, GHHS Healthcare is marked as one of the first few companies that were immediately being awarded on the upgrades even though the certification was just made available in early 2009.

During the year 2007, the Ministry of Health approved the license to operate and provide the Private Healthcare Facilities and Service Act under the provision of “Private Ambulatory Care Centre” for the centre.

Not forgetting our CSR towards the nation, GHHS Healthcare has fully sponsored 500 less fortunate Malaysians to undergo the Mammogram Programme in support of the Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign launched by the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development (LPPKN).

At the end of the year 2007, GHHS Healthcare has reached another milestone with the establishment of GHHS Healthcare TCM Centre , an exclusive one-stop Traditional Chinese & Complementary Wellness centre located at Mines Wellness Hotel, within the Mine Wellness City in November 2007, intending to promote and provide quality Traditional and Complementary Medicine services to the people in Malaysia and foreign guests in the most luxurious of environment.

As a unique healthcare brand committed to catering for members and guests with the finest healthcare for holistic wellness, GHHS Healthcare TCM Centre was successfully launched and graced by the Ministry of Health Malaysia, Dato Sri Liow Tiong Lai and the visionary founder of CHHB YBhg. Tan Sri Lee Kim Yew on 7th October 2008. By the end of 2009, GHHS Healthcare TCM Centre reached another milestone with a new service in aromatherapy. The management team looks forward to another fulfilling year ahead.

GHHS Healthcare Health Screening Centre underwent a massive transformation in 2010, expanding the previous 10,000 sq feet centre into 35,000 sq centre equipped with state of the art facilities. The newly expanded Health Screening facility and the addition of Preventive Clinic , a RM 30 million investment by Country Heights Holdings Berhad were launched by the Minister of Health, YB Dato’ Sri Liow Tiong Lai on 29th March 2011. The medical centre is approved by the Ministry of Health Malaysia under ambulatory care.

GHHS Healthcare BioHerbs Health Store was officiated in December 2010, offering the latest in premium quality supplements and health-related equipment. GHHS Healthcare believes that the key to prevention lies in the secret of the circulatory system. The subdivision had a signing ceremony with Korean Ginseng Corporation in December 2011 on their collaboration in providing high-quality ginseng products to its members.

New services were also introduced in 2011. The Wellness programs include 5D4N Traditional Chinese Weight Management Program and 3D2N Traditional Chinese Recharge Program . Both programs received wonderful feedback from members and walk-in guests. The Ayurvedic centre provides an age-old Indian system of alternative therapy launched at the end of the year 2011.

Malaysia’s first Health Recuperation Centre was also under GHHS Healthcare TCM Centre in 2011 to complement the transformation of Mines Wellness City Project. This centre provides a place for patients undergoing rehabilitation to recuperate from injuries or surgeries in a private environment.

The GHHS Healthcare TCM Centre added a feather to its cap by bagging an award; the Best TCM Centre , Malaysia Spa & Wellness Awards 2011. GHHS Healthcare had their first-ever Member’s Day carnival on 24th July 2011. The event saw a turn-up of 700 members together with their families and it was a memorable day for all. Some of the activities were blood donation drive, health talk, games, free joints screening, massages, and water taxi ride to name a few.

In 2012, GHHS Healthcare Wellness obtained ISO 9001:2008 certifications by Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance and became the first TCM centre in Malaysia to receive, in recognition of the centre’s excellence. Furthermore, TCM centre conducted Stroke Prevention charity day, Qi Gong Health Camp as well as providing treatment for old folks during one of the charity events. They will be having a series of charity events throughout 2012 to reinforce their ideology that healthcare should be made available to all.

GHHS Healthcare was established in 2001 as a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, as Malaysia’s FIRST dedicated preventive health screening center. We advocate the philosophy: “Prevention is better than cure”.

Lower Ground Floor, East Wing, Palace of the Golden Horses Jalan Kuda Emas, Mines Wellness City, 43300 Seri Kembangan Selangor Malaysia

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H.I.S. has expanded from an agent for the sale of international airline tickets in 1980, to a comprehensive travel company providing a wide range of products from overseas business trips, group tours and the sale of original H.I.S. package tours. Regarded as a top class operator in the industry, H.I.S. currently deals in over 1million different types of airlines tickets with all airline companies of the world to satisfy the needs of the most discerning customer. (H.I.S. has over 1.5 million customers per year.) We have a complete line-up of package tours that allow you to choose one that is tailor made to suit your purpose and preference.

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Genesis IVF & Women’s Specialist Centre

A fertility centre of grandeur and excellence, Genesis IVF is a one-stop centre that is focused on providing personalised high quality fertility care to fulfil every couple’s dream to conceive.

Georgetown Specialist Hospital

Georgetown Specialist Hospital is operate by Carl Corrynton Medical Centre Sdn Bhd.

Gleneagles Penang

The global leader in value-based integrated healthcare. To make a difference in people’s lives through excellent patient care.

Island Hospital

To be an internationally recognized tertiary healthcare centre of excellence, providing comprehensive care, treatment and service.

KPJ Penang Specialist Hospital

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Loh Guan Lye Specialists Centre

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Mount Miriam Cancer Hospital

Offer respectful, compassionate and integrated healthcare include the use of modern which will technology.

Optimax Eye Specialist Hospital

OPTIMAX strives to provide a vast range of corrective eye surgeries for all eye conditions to create ‘New Vision, New Life’ TM via modern.

Pantai Hospital Penang

PHP’s key focuses are Cardiology, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Laparoscopic Surgery and Orthopaedics.

Penang Adventist Hospital

A people-centred teaching and learning healthcare system with international quality wholistic care, delivering excellent experiences.

Star Fertility Penang

Our main aim is to help manage infertility in couples, for them to be able to begin their journey to parenthood, using the latest technological advancements in fertility treatments.

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International College of Clinical Hypnotherapy Practitioners

The multi award winning International College of Clinical Hypnotherapy Practitioners (ICCHP) courses are recognised in the UK, Europe, Asia, USA and internationally.

Lim Skin Specialist Clinic

We are internationally recognised practice with Specialist Dermatologists, Laser and Dermatologic Surgeons as well as a Specialist Allergist and Immunologist.

MediAsia Advance Wound Care & Tissue Repair Center

Established in 2013, our main objective is to provide wound dressing and tissue repair services for any nature of non-healing wounds.

Penang Retirement Resort

Penang Retirement Resort is the first continuing care retirement community in Penang. Its concept is to have a homelike facility that enable retirees living an independent life while getting all the assistance they need.

Penang Weight Loss Clinic & Surgery

Penang Weight Loss Clinic & Surgery is a ‘One Stop Centre’ specifically established to help and support you achieve your goal to become healthy and improve obesity-related problems.

Star Life Pharma

Star Life Pharma is a new pharmacy chain under Healthcare Division of Oriental Holdings Berhad. We are a trusted brand in pharmaceutical industry and we serve the community to achieve healthy living.

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Therapedic™ is Malaysia’s 1st Integrated Alternative Medicine Center – Offering Chiropractic, Osteopathic, Physiotherapy, Laser Therapy, Naturopathic and Physio-Aesthetic.

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Georgetown Specialist Hospital is operate by Carl Corrynton Medical Centre Sdn Bhd. It is strategically located within close proximity from Georgetown city and Penang international airport.

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We strive to provide high quality, compassionate, world-class eyecare at an affordable level to the local and regional community.

The Preferred Healthcare Provider. Deliver Quality Healthcare Services. Safety, Courtesy, Integrity, Professionalism & Continuous Improvement.

Marina Dental Surgery promises the finest in dental services covering technical, care as well as technological excellence.

MediAsia Advance Wound Care & Tissue Repair Center

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Azrul Shah Bin Mohamad

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The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Tourism Selangor plays a key role in helping to increase the contribution of tourism to Selangor’s economy. The CEO provides strategic leadership to the development and implementation of the State’s strategy and action plans for tourism and works closely with a range of public and private sector stakeholders to ensure growth of the industry.

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Finance & Administration Department supports Tourism Selangor by being the backbone of the whole operation. They oversee financial services, performs risk management, handles human resource management, sensitive information management, ICT and procurement/contract services. The Department also takes care of Tourism Selangor’s financial and accounting, ensuring that the agency’s reports are properly audited and in compliant with Malaysia’s financial laws.

Ahmad Nazri Tashriq Bin Rahmat

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Corporate Communication Department has stewardship over Tourism Selangor’s corporate brand and its refinement. The department oversees the development and evolution of the marketing material and campaigns promoting Tourism Selangor. Key functions of the department include liaison with creative and media agencies, digital marketing agencies, campaign planning, promotion and development, public relations with destinations (products), image library management, and destination promotion content production.

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Promotion Department spearheads the development of the Selangor tourism industry by analyzing statistics and providing strategies. The department relays Tourism Selangor’s corporate strategy and operational plans and is responsible for implementing Tourism Selangor’s marketing strategy in Malaysia. The Promotion Department works with airlines, wholesalers, agents, Tourism Malaysia and Selangor tourism operators to communicate Selangor’s brand messages and plans to bring more visitors to Selangor. They expand to key international markets by adapting it to the local consumer insights and industry conditions.

Mohamad Faroul Mustaffa Bin Ngadamin

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Events play an important role in tourism as they provide visitors with a specific reason to book their trip or extend a vacation. It provides a boost to the economy, adds pride and vibrancy, and raises the profile of the state of Selangor through media publicity. The Event & Focus Tourism Department develops, markets, promotes and sponsors a diverse calendar of events spanning sports, cultural, arts and culinary that showcases Selangor and its vast offerings as a great place to live, work and visit.

Halim Bin Hamdan

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Fried Codfish is a very classic Japanese cuisine. The fried codfish ‘s skin is very crisp and its fleshy are very tasty and nice to eat it.

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Sea cucumber are tasteless, so it needed to absorb a special flavor of the ingredients in order to achieve its delicious, so with the mushroom and minced meat, with fresh pumping fresh will make it really delicious.

Pine Shrimp Balls

Pine Shrimp Ball is a dish, the main ingredient is shrimp, floss, accessories are red wine, bread crumbs, flour, egg white, salt, tomato sauce.

Garlic oysters

Garlic fan steamed scallops is a very famous scallops dish, the same way this cooking method used in the oysters are equally delicious. Garlic is the best seasoning of oysters, adding smooth vermicelli, so that the oyster meat will not so greasy to eat.

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Braised Lobster With Master Stock

Braised Lobster With Master Stock is a taste of flavor and taste of traditional dishes, belonging to Cantonese cuisine. This dish is made of lobster, accompanied by a seafood made from broth. This product is succulent white, delicious, high protein content, low fat content, nutrient-rich. Especially for nourishing food.

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Deep Fried Codfish With Soya Sauce

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