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How are local medical facilities in Malaysia?

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We asked members about local medical facilities in Malaysia, they wrote...

"There are private hospitals, which work better for foreigners. Quite a few around Kuala Lumpur," explained one expat living in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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"Medical facilities and medical care in Malaysia are of a high quality. The medical system is well established and the equipment is up-to-date. Doctors and other medical professionals in Malaysia receive quality medical training, meaning they provide excellent care to their patients. Healthcare is easily accessible, affordable and efficient even in the rural areas. Besides modern medical treatments and procedures, traditional remedies are also available at many facilities, combining the best of both worlds," said another expat in Malaysia.

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