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Organization : Medical Practice Control System MedPCs
Facility : Online Registration
Country : Malaysia
Website : https://moh.gov.my/

How To Register at Medical Practice Control System?

Please enter the following details for Registration,
1. Select Title

Related / Similar Facility : Education Malaysia Medical Screening and Health Insurance

2. Enter Full Name (as in IC)*
3. Enter IC No* eg 811112013344
4. Enter APC No*
5. Enter Password* (six characters or more)

6. Enter Re-Type Password*
7. Enter Phone No*
8. Enter E-mail Addres
9. Click on the Apply button

Note :
** Please remember your Application ID and Password
** One Application ID is valid for one (1) application only.
** If you have more than one clinic to be registered, please use a different Application ID by signing up separately for each clinic

** Once application is submitted, it can not be edited. If you wish to edit any information, kindly go to ‘Direct Entry’ and click on the information which needs editing, BEFORE SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION.

FAQ On Medical Practice Control System

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ On Medical Practice Control System

1. How to get a specialist treatment?
First, one need to be physically examined by any of the medical officer (MO) at any of the health clinics or hospitals (government or private), prior being referred to any specialists, for further treatment.

2. How much will be an admittance charges or deposits (RM) needed for any Malaysians and foreigners to admit at any of the government’s hospital ?
For these two categories of patients, the authorithy do practiced two different regime quantum of deposit (RM) required. In short, it will commensurate entirely on what type of disciplines or services rendered.

For all Malaysians, a sum of RM 30.00 is needed for medical or surgical case and a sum of RM15.00, is needed for gynaecology case. Whereas, for all foreigners, a sum of RM1100.00 is needed for medical or surgical case and a sum of RM800.00, will be imposed for gynaecology case.

3. Who might be eligible for hospital’s bill exemption or discount?
In this country, exemption of any charges of the hospital’s bill (at all governments hospitals & clinics), is granted for all types of infectious diseases or illness.

For those who are earning below RM300.00/month, or holder of Social Welfare or National Islamic Council (MAIK) card, disable person, students and government servants, a special discount or waive of charges, could also be considered.

4. Are patients charged when admitted with any of the infectious or communicable diseases ?
No! Patients will not be charged any fee when admitted with any infectious or communicable diseases.

5. What are the documents required to qualify for exemption of charges or waived charges when seeking for treatment/s or warded at any government’s hospital ?
Any of these documents, i.e ; Social Welfare Card, Government Pension Card, Letter from School or an Endorsement Letter (Guarantee Letter – from government body).

6. What does it mean by an emergency case that requires a treatment at Emergency Department ?
All emergency cases including accidents that happened at road, workplace or home. Beside that asthmatic patients, heart attack cases, fainted, snake bites, burns, epilepsy, bleeding genitilia, food poisoning and acute or severe stomach pains, are also categorised as emergency cases.

7. Will any next-of-kin (to the aptient) allowed to be with them in the ward ?
Yes, they are allowed ! However, it is restricted to the closest next of kin, e.g ; mother / father or guardian, if the patient is a minor. For adult patient, permission is merely given to those in serious condition (patient in ICU or CCU ward), only with the same gender.

8. Will hospital be held liable for any untowards incidents befall to patient’s or next- of-kin’s property, such as car theft or et cetera ?
No ! The hospital’s authority will not be liable for any losses of patient’s or next- of-kin’s property. Hence, they are strongly advised not to bring along with them any valuables whilst in the hospital’s premise (accompanying the patient).

About Us :
The Medical Programme in the Ministry of Health is responsible in monitoring and regulating private healthcare facilities and services in Malaysia. Initially, the unit which carries out such duties was called the Licensing Unit of the Medical Practice Division.

The Licensing Unit which was responsible for the licencing of private hospitals, private nursing homes and private maternity homes had limited capabilities and power to ensure that services provided by these private healthcare premises were of high standards.

Contact Address :
Cawangan Kawalan Amalan Perubatan Swasta
Bahagian Amalan Perubatan
Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia
Aras 3, Blok E1, Kompleks Kerajaan Parcel E
Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan
62590 Putrajaya.

Telephone No. : 03 – 88831307 / 03 – 88831277 / 03 – 88831278
Fax No. : 03 – 88810901 / 03 – 88810902
Email Address : ckaps AT moh.gov.my