Health Companies in Malaysia

Health companies in Malaysia are responsible for the provision of health care services to the population of Malaysia. The health care system in Malaysia is a multi-tiered system consisting of public and private health care providers.

Public health care in Malaysia is provided by the Ministry of Health, which is responsible for the regulation and coordination of health care services. The Ministry of Health operates a network of public hospitals and clinics across the country, which provide primary, secondary, and tertiary care.

Private health care in Malaysia is provided by a number of private hospitals and clinics. These health care providers are regulated by the Malaysian Medical Council.

The health care system in Malaysia is financed by a combination of public and private sources. Public expenditure on health care is funded by the government through taxation. Private expenditure on health care is funded by out-of-pocket payments and private health insurance.

Malaysia has a relatively high level of health care expenditure, with total health expenditure accounting for 5.2% of GDP in 2014. The government expenditure on health care as a percentage of GDP was 2.8% in 2014.

The Malaysian health care system is facing a number of challenges, including a rapidly ageing population, a rising incidence of chronic diseases, and