Her leg was broken but she refused an ambulance | Malaysia healthcare vs US healthcare

It was broken, with her bones showing but the price of healthcare was too much she refused an ambulance. Why Is It so expensive In the US? WHAT ABOUT MALAYSIA? Is our healthcare bad? To be honest, not at all. We look at first world countries like the USA but their healthcare system is pretty sh*t 💩 We may be “behind”, but our healthcare system is one of the best in the world. In this video, I break it down to you why our healthcare is pretty dope.
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[@JeffreyHwang4896]

In my opinion,Malaysia also get some benefits that will be jealous by foreign country people. Firstly,our medication fee is very cheap.When you just got a little fewer,you may go to government hospital and it only pays you RM1.You may think that there is no any countries are even cheaper than Malaysia.Even though in Singapore we need to pay SGD 10 for their cheapest medication fee so we need to thanks for our government nice contribution. Besides,we can found that non-bumiputera is harder to enroll into public university.But when you study hard and successfully go into public university by UPU,the students only need to pay around RM8000 until RM10000 tuition fee to finish their bachelor degree in four years.It is super cheaper when you compare to other countries university tuition fee because our government has helped us to pay much higher tuition fee and fortunately reduce so much tuition fee stress from the poor family. As Malaysian,three main races and orang asli should not racist to each other and work together to contribute for our country so our country will become more developed in the future. Please don't always listen to the stupid guys said that Malaysia is the super worst country and you are required to migrate to other countries in order to survive during your life. Even though foreign country's moon is rounder than Malaysia,but you must keep in mind that you are Malaysian forever and this land is the most suitable place for you to live forever with your beloved friends and families. Malaysia Boleh! Proud to be Malaysian! I love Malaysia forever!

[@zackhaziq1741]

Malaysia not so bad. Even other countries like korea, Japanese, arab and even a Westerner love to live in Malaysia nowdays. Yes we had something we lack of but it doesn't mean you cant appreciate what Malaysia have offer to you. We all human and we not perfect.

[@josuke6131]

Based non self hate Malaysian

[@hakimhamdan4675]

This is a bit off topic but honestly one of the things that will really bring this country forward is if we abolish race-based policies that benefit only one section of the country. And this is coming from a person who benefits from said policies. If I have children I want them to have equal competition with everyone else, NOT be given more privileges. We're Malaysian perioddd

[@DonS90]

We can hate the politicians but not the country

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@hakimhamdan4675 it comes with a package,my dear friend. Will the Chinese and Indians be wiling to forgo the vernacular schools?

[@RayMak]

We are super duper blessed in Malaysia

[@Evonnetanyikoon]

Totally agree

[@akaiyukihana]

Now i wonder what this ray mak guy does but damn am i lazy...

[@judicatorhurayth1927]

@@akaiyukihana exactly what you said

[@akaiyukihana]

@@judicatorhurayth1927 im not convinced, feels like there is more than what meets the eye....

[@judicatorhurayth1927]

@@akaiyukihana sorry. I got skip reading issue XD

[@daddyraffles7083]

Bersyukur..kita di Malaysia, banyak subsidi untuk kesihatan...pergi ke klinik kesihatan KKM bayar rm1, ubat² free... hospital kerajaan juga banyak subsidi untuk pelbagai servis dan ubat.. Tetapi ada beberapa perkara dalam sistem kesihatan Malaysia yang masih perlu penambahbaikan

[@MrMoneyTV]

Betul!

[@homelandfighters8541]

Itu pun ada mengamuk sebab tak dapat sepapan panadol.memekak dalam hospital.paling kuat bayar rm 1 je

[@Xyz-eb5jn]

Itu pun kena terima kasih kepada pembayar "cukai" di Malaysia.

[@s34n2]

My dad had a stroke recently and had pretty severe bleed in his brain. He got a brain surgery and stayed in the ICU for around a week, and after that moved to rehab. Now after a month later, when we checked the bill, it was RM 872. Mind blowing (get it haha) but thats not all. Since govt hospital policy is to not go above RM 500, it was capped at RM 500. But my dad is also warga emas, so the fees are halved. Which meant that, brain surgery, 1 week~ ICU stay and around 3 weeks stay of rehab ward is only RM 250. He is still recovering in the rehab ward so it might go higher but I dont know yet.

[@s34n2]

However, of course there are downsides. The hospital staff is usually stretched thin which meant that he got medical attention very slowly. From the time I found him on the floor at home (10 am) until he got his surgery (5 am next day), there is such a large gap that the severe bleed might have been a result of that. Also, when I called the ambulance, I had to wait 1 hour for it to arrive because the first ambulance had been rerouted for a more severe case and they only sent another one after I called 999 again after 45 mins. To be honest they should have dispatched another one immediately if the previous one was rerouted but who knows what circumstances might have led to them not doing so.

[@mffa9238]

I was a driver working for a transport company driving tourists and those on business trips to Malaysia. I'm friendly and always strike up conversations with them. One of the topics during my conversation that propped up with an American couple I was driving to a hotel from Penang International Airport was medical expenses in Malaysia. To their disbelief I told them that I get my diabetes, bp, cholesterol, blood thinner and heart medications free of charge from the govt hospital. And everytime I'm being supplied with three months supply. They said I must be kidding them. By the way I am a warga emas.

[@foxley95]

@@s34n2 as a person working in emergency and trauma department, we ARE stretched thin, the amount of patients is crazy now especially after covid because less and less people are taking insurance due financial issue so their alternative is the gov hospital, ward is constantly full, ambulance go in and out non stop responding to new and pending cases hence your 1 hour waiting time

[@LibuExc]

@@s34n2 bro i work as their pc maintenance .. and ive seen how busy they are in er especially peak hour or peak day like public holiday .. since then i change my views towards gov hospital

[@mohdhafiz9955]

In USA when your girls want to have date in expensive places, just bring her to hospital, damn expensive

[@MrMoneyTV]

Lol that’s a good one 🤣

[@chelyzmarx7477]

gf: lets eat out at an expensive place bf: say no more 😂😂😂

[@nonamechannl]

@@chelyzmarx7477 *casually pulls out femur breaker*

[@saufirahim6786]

😂😂😂

[@TheHoi123456]

The ooooffff level is strong with this one

[@mathtutorsyazwan8597]

Very well curated, comprehensive and full of information. Well done! Our health care system is one of the things we as Malaysians need to be thankful for ☺️

[@MrMoneyTV]

Yes true. We should be grateful for it

[@melvinliaw7902]

i felt the same way as you, DOCTOR and nurses should get a pay raise because they really all out during the hard time.

[@mikhailbotnovik1594]

Paying them more will increase the prices of our healthcare system however

[@syasyaishavingfun]

@@mikhailbotnovik1594 this will make sure there will be more doctors and nurses staying in Malaysia. A lot of these doctors after their degree in UK or NZ or Australia just stay there because the pay is better and they can easily pay off their student loan in a year. If they do stay in Malaysia, they will go to private hospital. The cost then might actually be reduced because government don't need to keep sending students to study because people just keep fleeing.

[@jimmylee8942]

Our systems are one of the best, no doubt. Only issue is the management. I never questioned the capability of the system, its just the management of the higher ups causing issues forcing some of the people that could stomach the pain, heading to privates. Also, due to the management (ahem tau la sape), most of governments are severely underpaid causing talents to lompat towards the privates for more opportunity. Its not that I'm not grateful of the system itself, its just the management that dissapoints me the most.

[@rollinghippo2940]

They are underpaid to keep the cost low for the rakyat, of course gov can easily increase medical staff's salary (and we will become just like usa), but then the cost will increase too, there's no win-win solution, like it or not one side would need to accept the lose

[@muhamadhelmi7949]

Bullying oso. If decent pay and good work environment no reason to run to private.

[@Rsyraf]

Best what? We are still left out by Singapore. Even Brunei too.

[@destroyertashkent5713]

@@Rsyraf brunei is fifth-leading oil producer and they have 30x times less population then malaysia, but the money they have were all robbed by their sultan, while singapore is rich and sustainable cuz they have less debt and conflict to deal with but it is too small lmao, it probably gonna take only 3 days to travel around the whole country, its literally just a very very small version of malaysia but way less corruption and your probably gonna get bored there if you stay there too long

[@redditboy9143]

This. It's always about the greedy higher ups not the hard working masses

[@nanaulalachannel2281]

Arwah abah sakit teruk dlm thun 2017. Smpai kena masuk icu dkt 2minggu lepas tu kena stay ward dlm 1minggu plak. Tak boleh makan kena bg susu yg disediakan Dr.saja. Masa boleh balik rumah mlm tu nak check out ambil bil aku dgn abg aku pi sekali takut duit tak cukup kami boleh share, kami agak agak bil mesti dlm 800-1000 mcm tu sebb masuk icu. Tapi total cost semua rm8000 lebih, kami tak sangka 1sen pon tak kena bayar free smua. Abah mmng bekas ASKAR MELAYU tak snngka plak free semua, kami ingt kena byar mybe sikit. Alhamdulillah terima kasih kerajaan bantu rakyat dptkan kemudahan kesihatan yg berkualiti.

[@ezekielalexgeorge4707]

I really enjoy this channel, they bring such detailed content to serious issues in Malaysia and makes it entertaining at the same time.

[@wnrchannel6582]

Isn't this a reason to be grateful as Malaysians? InsyaAllah, we pray that our medical officers' opportunities will be revised along with their expertise and all the risk n hard work they are providing. And I do feel we all should together promote healthy eating to lessen health risks among the citizens. Educate the people in different ways: activities and hands on are better compared to static campaigns. It is not so much of what we eat but to know how much we should eat is quite crucial. Everyone has different needs. I believe Malaysians are loving and caring people. We should stay respect one another. Do not listen to words of hatred sparked by nasty groups who have their own agenda. Aren't we adult enough to evaluate what we receive and use our clear conscience and faith to react to them... InsyaAllah. Waallahua'lam

[@adadisini2898]

Ya kena bersyukur. Itupun berlambak2 rakyat Malaysia tak bersyukur

[@gohyonghongluke3443]

@@adadisini2898 because these people want to be Singaporeans. Compared with Singapore healthcare system Malaysia still better.

[@lunix3259]

In Indonesia an ambulance isn't affordable for most people either even though it's not as expensive as the US. I've watched people drive their parents who got stroke to the hospital on a scooter. They had to tie the parent to the driver. It's why a lot of Masjids provide a vehicle, to transport deceased people and lend it to people who are in need

[@fidelcatsro6948]

😳

[@nsaffini1975]

Whaaaat? You’re kidding.

[@thedarkwhisper2206]

Oh no wonder la I saw a guy who took an old guy who got into an accident on his scooter instead of calling the ambulance there

[@crescentmoon482]

My Allah help you brothers and sisters

[@dumplingcendawan9292]

Saya tau perasaan orang sana. Kat indonesia pun trafik nya hmm kadang jem boleh jalan jugak kadang jem sampai tengah malam.

[@KenshoQuest]

Excellent video! We are Americans traveling in Malaysia. We took our children to see a doctor today and received excellent care. It was more expensive than in Thailand, but still reasonable. In the USA it is scary to visit a doctor or hospital without medical insurance. Even with insurance the bill can be quite high. It's common for people to be in debt for years due to medical bills, some even lose their home. I wish we had universal medical care. 🌺 Heidi

[@norazmimohd.arshad8609]

US having spending too much money on military

[@rockthecasbah6450]

I have read a very sad story of a couple in US. The husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He was employed when he was diagnosed and he used his company's medical insurance. After using up all of his medical insurance, the wife have to use her savings to cover the husband's medical cost. The cancer was terminal and there wasn't seemed to be any hope of the husband ever recovering, but the wife pushed forward and was determined to cure her husband. When all of her savings was gone, she have to sell their house and moved to a smaller cheaper apartment,and used the money from the sales proceed to further cover the cost of her husband's medical care. When finally her husband still died from cancer, she was left penniless, jobless, all her savings wiped out and was about to become homeless because she couldn't afford her rent. She have spent more than a million US dollar in total to try to save her husband but still ended up losing him

[@olahpappy3138]

One million dollars?!?!??!!

[@mohdhafiz9955]

And I read another story where the husband and wife need to get divorce because the husband get sickness that bring him closer to death and he don't won't her wife and all their life planning go into fire, he divorce her so that she won't be burden by health debts

[@rockthecasbah6450]

@@olahpappy3138 prolonged hospital stay in US could cost you close to or around 100k. And the husband's cancer treatment was for a stretch of almost a decade or more. If two prolonged hospital stays in a year could cause you around 200k that would rake up one million in just five years. Chemotherapy, radiotherapy aren't cheap in the US. A relative who resides in the US was diagnosed with cancer about three years ago and her treatment so far have cost more than rm500k, and she have only been getting treatment on and off for about two years. Imagine if it take her even just 5 years, that would be more than one million in RM. In ten years she would have rake up more than rm2.5 million

[@underworldmark4922]

Should fly to canada or uk for better treatment and cost

[@1jh963]

What you saved in life will end up in doctors first and maybe lawyer second That is the capitalist system

[@mohdredhashahrir1198]

Malaysian private ambulance usually around RM350 to RM450. Government ambulance is free

[@Salbiyyah]

Mr.Kentang only RM2.

[@finebonez]

I was shocked, we needed to pay RM689 for an ambulance from Subang Jaya to PPUM recently on 15th April 2022. Fyi.

[@Salbiyyah]

@@finebonez I paid RM400 from Ampang to HUKM. Private.

[@hakazu6436]

Not really free per se. Ambulances charge may vary depends on the distance and location of your incidents.

[@rockthecasbah6450]

@ohlala lala that's probably it. There's a senior citizens discount. And if any of your family member worked with the government, you can arrange for the whole medical costs to be transferred to the family member who works with government and the government will deduct the cost monthly. My mom is a cancer patient since 2018 and had undergone several surgeries and procedures that cost upward of rm50k if done in private hospital, the government hospital only required half of the cost for the same treatment and surgeries.

[@starryskyhighway9628]

Btw in USA After gave birth, if the mother want to hold her new born infant she need to pay Yep it's included in their bills

[@iamaeris]

Terima kasih sebarkan benda baik. Supaya rakyat tak lupa.

[@mffa9238]

I was a driver working for a transport company driving tourists and those on business trips to Malaysia. I'm friendly and always strike up conversations with them. One of the topics during my conversation that propped up with an American couple I was driving to a hotel from Penang International Airport was medical expenses in Malaysia. To their disbelief I told them that I get my diabetes, bp, cholesterol, blood thinner and heart medications free of charge from the govt hospital. And everytime I'm being supplied with three months supply. They said I must be kidding them. By the way I am a warga emas.

[@rockthecasbah6450]

My C section in a government hospital in malaysia with three night stays cost me less the 30 US dollar in 2011. The total was 145rm

[@sorafromgenshin]

If you look carefully the resit it is around rm4000 - rm5000 but only pay rm145 because the government my wife got c section and 3 night in the hospital too.. When I was paying my wife bill I saw immigrants can't afford to pay the full price kinda sad but I can't afford to help too they can't discharge her also it will be cost more if she stay any longer.. I feel grateful for what the government do to citizens like us or bumis.

[@rockthecasbah6450]

@@sorafromgenshin in Sabah, where there is a large population of illegal immigrants, the hospital bills owed by the immigrants was in the range of a few million ringgit. Some of those who couldn't afford just 'disappear' mostly during the night when the nurses weren't looking. They just left with their babies without paying the medical bills. That was why Sabah was saddled with the highest unpaid bills in malaysia, by the immigrants, mostly illegal.

[@beezlegacy]

When I was a little kid, I used to look up to Western countries (probably watching too much of their shows). Fast-forward, I think some Western countries are decent for living but most of them are quite shitty. US definitely is a no-no.

[@putinyoutosleep6184]

Non muslims should be grateful to live in malaysia, unlike other islamic countries where they wont get much rights and freedom. Just respect islam, our sultans, and malays, and you'll be fine in malaysia, that's all we asked for non muslims

[@putinyoutosleep6184]

Nothing good living in the western countries that you non muslims here praise at. Their taxes are higher, crime rate is higher, and racism is higher. Muslims got massacred in the mosques every year for no reason, chinese got killed because they blame covid on chinese, indian got mocked because of their accent. Malaysia is still better for chinese and indian

[@brownape0911]

same

[@gytan2221]

Lol no… other western countries have good and affordable healthcare system as well… it’s only the US that is the outlier.

[@hahaaha7400]

US je yg mahal, UK diaorang punye healthcare mcm Malaysia. Free tapi diaorang lagi canggih

[@hmn5140]

I have a friend in US had an appendix surgery & stayed for a week in the hospital due to the infection. The damage is USD320,000 😅

[@gamba4605]

That's why insurance industry in US is thriving.

[@ThisnametaKenny]

which homeless shelter is he staying at now?

[@dinyue]

You mistaken in RM right?

[@hmn5140]

@@dinyueIt is in US$. Unfortunately he didn't have insurance

[@hmn5140]

@@ThisnametaKenny He blk kg lah

[@6.00ammmmm]

I remember my brother when he was 12, he got a fever, doctor suspected he has cholera .. doctor from government clinic call ambulance to bring him to the hospital. I was speechless. After he was brought to the hospital, they gave him a single room. We didn’t expect at all and until now I still believe that he actually didn’t need much treatment bc he got a normal fever temperature which is harmless and that fever usually doesn’t need much treatment (that’s not cholera).

[@Tom-cf5lk]

FYI, our healthcare system is one of the best in the world ! No jokes !

[@localtactic]

Thats why we all have to be really grateful born and living in Malaysia.. Don't compare to much with other country

[@golfkid333]

American living in Malaysia here, I got Rabies shot in USA (just a shot, no cuts, no anesthesia etc.) And they billed my insurance 47,000 USD. Meanwhile in Malaysia just this week had surgery on my knee and spent 1 night in hospital. Total cost 10,200 MYR.

[@fahmiyusoff9154]

Is that private? That's pretty cheap for private hospital

[@samuderaveniceenigma]

My mom admitted for a week or more n sent to the hospital by ambulance... No surgery, only medical treatment, x-ray, CT scan, blood test n whole year medicine supply... it costs me around rm70 n got 50% discount some more for elderly.. Thank goodness!

[@surijo5399]

I'm becoming patriotic more and more each day and this sort of videos boost my spirit a lot. 💝💖 There's also a saying that: We can love our country WITHOUT liking the government managing it. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@shikin1953]

If you call JPAM ambulance they sent you to hospital for free. My experience staying at government hospital for three days, used X-ray, MRI, CT-scan due to broken cheek bone cost a total of RM70

[@yoshstudio16]

major surgery at government hospital, below rm100. my daughter, almost a month warded, icu, MRI,etc- free

[@hypebeaver4150]

Very informative. Thanks, Mr Money.

[@lokmannhalim6882]

Beruntung dan bersyukur sangat, even ada banyak kelemahan but still ada kelebihan yg ada di malaysia.

[@zikrybaharom1346]

Just take a moment to be thankful we are Malaysian

[@hakim304]

I got bitten by my cat while grooming and got infection that led to partial blindness to my right eye. Went to a gov hospital. Had a consultation, vision test, eye scanning, xray, blood test, meds and only cost me RM5 (registration fee). Follow up appointments with all the above services and still cost me RM5 (registration fee). Best healthcare I tell you! Worth the little wait compared to paying thousands of ringgit at a private hospital.

[@EliasRoy]

And that’s like only 1.14 USD.

[@guanycjohn8768]

In US, they capitalize everthing, mainly profit driven

[@Sarah-yg8kt]

Exactly

[@wilkinlow]

I got bone marrow transplant during my uni period. All the test, chemo, ward accommodation cost only rm 500 in a period on 3 months.

[@MrMoneyTV]

My friend just did his in private hospital total spend in 6 months 800k

[@userthreeseven9285]

thanks for the info. hope you can share more good info like this. sometimes we get too much focus to the bad side of our country but we forgot that we have many thing to be grateful.

[@oneashralph4076]

That why so many foreigners wanna stay in Malaysia. Even though they paid their medical fee but its still fairly cheaper at their country.Thank for Malaysian citizen that paying tax la

[@maaduufan5140]

As a doctor, I do believe doctors in Malaysia are underpaid. Many of my juniors who were contract doctors left KKM to go for private practice, some even quit medical & worked in another field. No future ahead of you with not much salary. I dont blame them for leaving.

[@fmkl4492]

Money is not the pushing factor, most of the young doctors nowdays are not keen to do medicine to start with, when they become Dr, then they realise the job is not as glamerous like on TV, money wise all jobs are not well paid in Mlysia, but we adjust our lives accordingly, but we hav so much other benefits. There are abt 5 to 7K Dr produced everyyear, compared to my time only 1K, so obviously, there r many who are not willing to do the job coz majority had no idea what a Dr's life is all abt b4 they join medicine

[@banchik]

That is b*llshit, everybody knows doctors salary is one of the highest among professionals in this country. This doctor is underpaid narrative is just because these ungrateful doctors just wanted more money and they keep saying this to gain attention.

[@watiemy2641]

Congratulations, we found 💩 and fake comment ever🤩

[@quietlychattering]

many studied medicine only to realise that is not the path they want to go

[@fahmiyusoff9154]

@Izza Izzatul people who do medicine are not really aiming for money... That's why they're probably richer than your family.. They have different mentality

[@valuabletips560]

Glad Malaysia is building more and more clinics and working on making their healthcare system affordable. In the book of hard truths to keep Singapore going, Lee kuan yew mentioned that he asked the tengu back then why not build more clinics and his answer was "my people are happy when I build more mosque for them instead" I am glad Malaysia is investing more money into healthcare now

[@Hope12Grace90]

Msia's healthcare has always been affordable though, it is not just in recent times

[@rollinghippo2940]

@@Hope12Grace90 ikr, lol

[@MaX-zi1li]

We Malaysian must grateful for benefits we gets,my late mom government hospital cost just around RM100-RM150 2 weeks or 3 weeks at hospital including all the treatment she get,if private hospitals maybe thousand Ringgit, sorry if my english is really bad 🙏 😔

[@EliasRoy]

RM100 is like US$ 22 ish. Damn that’s really affordable.

[@muhammadredzuan4977]

bro...ubat utk sakit CIDP,GBS dan yg berkaitan yg prlukan IVIG harganya 600-800 sebotol...1 pesakit perlukan antara 1-20 botol sebulan ikut keadaan..tp hospital Malaysia u just bayar RM5 utk 1 hari treatment.. syukur healthcare kita sgt pemurah..

[@marduk3633]

Living in Malaysia Pros: Healthcare Natural beauty Water security Food Cons: Politicians Racisme By all means, please continue

[@thedarkwhisper2206]

Cons: The people have no knowledge on politics and policy

[@xeedsenterprise505]

Let the politicians harping on racists ...the people need to be smart then

[@dahandsomeguywithcoolglass8949]

@@xeedsenterprise505 maybe after all old politician or older generation are no longer that might be visible. Don't roast me just saying maybe and hope I'm wrong about it

[@toreditahrin3717]

@@dahandsomeguywithcoolglass8949 the very old politician still nak main politik lagi

[@wanufasakura7976]

Betul, pernah admitted jgk 5days, utk surgery. Which the total cost should be around rm11k, but because of the gov benefits, I only pay got to pay rm80 + 500(medication optional that I've choose) plus I'm private employee. Very blessed to be born as Malaysian. Government really provide healthcare benefits to citizen. Be thankful people. Even we also can choose to go for private as optional as well.

[@secrets.295]

Used to live in the US. Before I go there I really thought Los Angeles (Where I stayed) is going to be far more advanced then KL. When I arrived I was shocked by the amount of homeless people in LA. U wont even see 5% of the amount of homeless in KL compared to LA. The government gives free money to homeless people and 90% of these homeless used it to buy drugs. I am not joking, this is for real. If we think our government is incompetent. Their government is 20x less competent. And that was LA pre pandemic (I left a few months prior to the pandemic). After the pandemic starts, triggered by the George Floyd incident (Which is bizzare to think people get all emotional over a careet criminal death), I heard it is a lot worse. People start looting all over the country, they burned cities. I have a friend living in Minneapolis. I have been there before, it was a nice city. But ever since George Floyd incident the city is completely ruined says my friend. My friends living in LA also says that lately crime is going through the roof. Even Beverly Hills which used to be one of the safest place in America have seen several looting incidents. Its scary.

[@EliasRoy]

USA is a dystopia mate.

[@gytan2221]

Thanks to the democrats lol…

[@secrets.295]

@@gytan2221 Yes. Honestly I could never understand how people still vote for the Democrats. Surprisingly the highly educated ones, all those software engineers in Silicon Valley and all those analysts & brokers from Wall Streets voted for them. I thought as the population became more and more educated, they will vote smarter. Boy how wrong was I 😅. The Republican states like Texas, Floroda, eyc are doing just fine

[@gytan2221]

fix Well, being more educated doesn’t necessarily mean that the person is smart, especially nowadays.

[@hahaaha7400]

Where do u live right now sir

[@hideriplays2626]

My brother was diagnosed with a hereditary disease that effected his white blood cell, causing him to catch a fever. He was warded in a private hospital in Melaka for a week, complete with a room, hotel-style treatment, basic medication, and stuffs. Guess how much that costed? 2k.

[@addycharles1824]

Rm6000? That's freakin expensive.. i paid only 2% of that, which is around rm100. I was surprised too when paying the bill.

[@frhneil1463]

A very well organized video! This video have the quality as much as Vox. Absolutely subscribing

[@hashiwashi555]

maaf kalau x silap kawan sy kt US pernah cakap upah ambulance mahal sgt2 1.2k - 2.5k+- usd per ride.. kalau xde insurance naya... kat malaysia untung ambulance kerajaan free, hospital free, lps tu ambulance swasta still affordable rm200-rm500+-...

[@bankai2799]

Kindly guess the pay of our medical officers. U would be suprised. Bangla workers earn more per hour than us

[@zekerxninja]

Hahah. My Myanmar worker has more pay than me (executive position) because they can claim overtime but not me 🤣 even though we both works on the same time

[@aiztar]

Im myself a medical officer in MOH. Basic salary after 3 years working in govt is rm 3222. Super cheap right? That is why we were suprised when they wanna cut out allowance. What is left for us then to feed our family?

[@zekerxninja]

@@aiztar this is why i eager to go SG. 3 years experience can get you this much. For other courses degree holder you can job hop and find 5k salary easily, for medical degree is like a time bomb if contract end you guys susah find another job. My sibling got stress out so much so she get transfer to another department which is not frontline and I'm scare he will not be able to increase contract again. :(

[@bankai2799]

@@aiztar I feel u bro. We doctors wan to serve the community better, but never at the cost of our own financial demise. If we can't even feed our family properly, how r we to help better serve the ppl

[@meganazrenful]

Standard rate for government servant

[@mrhowah4688]

Damn, this vid was well done! You covered both sides of the facts on every point.

[@lainingaran4464]

That what we are.. I realize it more when I started travel abroad. And I'm more willing to our price in Malaysia try not to complain, because somehow we are lucky to be Malaysia in most part.

[@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263]

You are not earning in their currency btw. Fresh grad in US can earn $6k per month right of education.

[@RytoNazrul]

I remember watching that an ashtma inhaler cost 20usd or something. I was like wow what?

[@zulfalhiemohmad363]

Haritu KJ kata nak rangka satu 'Kertas Putih' sebagai plan jangka masa panjang (merentasi pertukaran menteri kesihatan) untuk sektor healthcare di Malaysia... Tapi tak pasti dah keluar ke belum

[@raandomplayer8589]

First time tengok. Harap boleh cover lebih banyak topik macam ni. Video idea: education Malaysia vs America. kadang-kadang kita buka yt insta ingatkan masalah kita, rupanya negara lain.

[@zaki-pq1ps]

my american friend have to pay usd200 just to get her tooth check. that is in 2010. not sure about now.

[@fakhrulnawawi9681]

Mantap boss..video sgt menarik

[@lithium8847]

Say no more am diabetes patients who paid rm1 for 3 month once for my insulin and follow up checkup am grateful for our healthcare in Malaysia

[@isalutefamille]

Alhamdulillah for our universal healthcare system. I am looking forward to returning home in my retirement years. I also would like to suggest that travelers to US from Malaysia to spend a little bit more and get travel health insurance to cover unfortunate healthcare costs during their travel.

[@nuhguguh6842]

Sometimes i feel bad for paying rm1. But there are still many orang susah in Malaysia. So i feel very ease they can get treatments with low prices.

[@MsArmy00]

My sister get birth for her 1st children. And it cost her husband RM80 for natural birth.

[@tequerer8463]

i got admitted into icu for 3days and general ward for 2days ,was on meds for those 5days and i discharge with bills around 200++ only

[@syahazli]

No wonder la their emergency are so sooo nice!!.. Been there and saw their ambulancr.. So well equipped!!

[@keithaddy6333]

All healthcare and medicine with goverment hospital or clinic when I was in school are free or Rm 1 per visit if I bring a school letter that you can get in office. Later on I just showed my student card and pay Rm1. I believe if your family member is goverment worker you will get it completely free. This is for my physical theraphy, specialist doctors, dentists, x- rays and scans, blood check and whatever procedure you will normally need to pay for.

[@brunoconco9197]

Bersyukur duduk di Malaysia

[@danielch6662]

In Malaysia, take the free ambulance. They will take you to the free (gov) hospital. PS: it's not really free. There's a nominal fee. eg fixed my tooth last year. RM2. Foreigners will pay substantially more. But still crazy cheap.

[@goawaypleasethanks]

Canadian here; our health care is so awful it's been deemed a human rights violation by our high courts. We suffer under malpractice on the regular, we are stuck on waiting lists that leads to unnecessary deaths and amputations because we are waiting upwards of 4 months (if we're freakin' lucky.) We still get charged thousands for ambulances (pro tip: let them fix you up inside the ambulance and get out of the vehicle before it reaches the hospital parkinglot. They can't legally charge you if you do this.) and our hospitals get dirty quickly because they are old in most places. Go look at the hospital reviews in Ottawa where all the shots are called and you'll see how bad it is. My mother has been tortured, abused and neglected in every hospotal visit, nearly died on several occasions and when she gave birth to my sister, they nearly killed her because they almost overdosed her in vaccines. My mom had to argue with the doctor to check his clipboard to see if the shots had already been administered. When I was born, they took me away to the maternity ward and my mother found out they neglected my crying for hours and she had to tend to me instead. Nurses and doctors are memed to death here for beng rude, arrogant, smoking Karens who are nasty as hell to people and patients. Why is this, now? Communistic/socialistic approaches to overly taxing us doesn't solve the problems (that's what universal healthcare is btw). Not only that, but running hospitals on tax dollars ultimately always leads to underpayment of doctors. What do the doctors stop doing when they are underpaid? THEY STOP CARING.

[@gytan2221]

I thought Canada has universal healthcare unlike the USA? Why is it still so expensive then?

[@nickryan6787]

I was admitted to a hospital and had a surgery when i was 9yrs old iirc and it only cost RM1 for the whole thing. I was a paediatric patient i think for all paediatric patients the price is only RM1

[@bench9967]

Malaysian for Malaysian. Your FAMA from Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Africa, China, India, US, once you be a Malaysian born/live here, be proud about it.

[@banchik]

Dude paid RM6000 for his wife giving birth is already mind bogling enough.

[@zackzickry7106]

I for once wouldn’t mind to pay RM5 or RM10 per visit if that would help further improve and produce even more doctors/pharmacist/nurses/MAs etc..I am blessed with stable incomes,this is they way I want to contribute back to this country..so glad we did not need to rip apart our savings just to be healthy again..

[@finebonez]

We called an ambulance for my mother to the hospital recently (15th April 2022) it cost RM689 😳

[@hornetz7399]

Tq untuk info ni.

[@harristhecavaliers]

thanks for the video!

[@redtabutopia8374]

Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri..lebih baik di negeri sendiri..

[@yukiyuki1171]

Hujan batu* 😂

[@redtabutopia8374]

@@yukiyuki1171 tq for the pembetulan..hehe

[@ainhana9331]

Kesimpulannya, jangan asyik pandang dan fokus yang buruk je tentang malaysia ni. Yang baiknya pun ada juga.

[@karinkishiryu7459]

true, ramai rakyat jenis tak bersyukur kat Malaysia ni

[@amierullridzwan2025]

Still a lot of ungrateful people in this country.

[@batmanrobin3271]

I heard malaysia’s healthcare system ranked no 1 in the world in 2019

[@murugaiahmuthusamy61]

Price for ambulance can reach to Rm 400 in malaysia for your information. (From puchong jaya to Assunta hospital )

[@angjiapheng]

If I am not mistaken, the price of healthcare in US spike also affected by insurance company. Insurance company will ask for a discount in hospital, and the way they did is jack up the price, and then show the original price as "discounted price". But the problem is, if you do not have insurance, you have to pay the jacked up price.

[@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263]

Yeah it is. If you got any job in major companies, hell no that you won’t have insurance. Even cleaner has insurance. So in the end you don’t pay that much. But it is still quite high even with insurance. But definitely not $200k, the insurance companies will go back and forth and make it become $10k

[@ckilus3812]

i have been living in the US since summer 2019. I really dont like seeking healthcare service here. We are paying private insurance more then 20k usd annually and not all are covered. i remembered when i dont have insurance, i have to pay 350$ USD excluding meds prescription which i refused to take... just to see a practitioner for a simple health problem. Like, they only check my vital signs, questionairre....and thats it...like...what??!! Here is terrible yall!!...

[@gytan2221]

It is what it is… lol I think it’s even cheaper to fly to another country to get the same treatment than to do it in USA. Lol the cost of medical care in USA is even more expensive than the airplane ticket, so just fly to another country.

[@aregon8809]

maklumat yang berguna.. 👍👍👍

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Omg. Because they know insurance companies can pay medical centres.

[@mohamadamirul3060]

i got into an accident.the ambulance,medication n xray cost a few ringgit

[@roybenedict9045]

It is said when health care is commercialise, a civilization will be going down though it may be good initially

[@shashah5438]

I gave birth at government hospital in 2012 Malaysia, rm30 admission, after 2 nights and a natural delivery with 6 times food the total cost minus government subsidy was RM15 !!!!... They refunded rm15 from the admission money.... I love Malaysia ❤️

[@samsiahabdullah9164]

In US they must have health insurance.

[@temasek65]

Good lord its something like owning a car in Singapore!!

[@lchan1977]

People in Malaysia forget that we have one of the cheapest healthcare in the world, if not the cheapest. So stop complaining if you have to wait to see the doctor.

[@imranmohdzin234]

imagine paying meds school 300k-1m ringgit just to get paid less than 5k or 4k a month.

[@kasvinimuniandy4178]

Recycle center guy also earns more

[@faridy92]

The shocking part is many Americans don't even wanted universal healthcare. Despite having affordable healthcare cost, many Malaysian can't afford or struggling to pay 10k for major surgery.

[@youtubedeletedmyaccountlma2263]

Americans healthcare is controlled by insurance companies. The hospital jack up the price mainly to get money from insurance companies as much as possible. Normal people don’t pay that much.

[@vivieneng9882]

One must saved and saved money if one does not have health insurance or not allowed to buy health insurance. If one suffers life threatening disease, the money you have can help save your life by seeking treatment in private hospitals. The queue in government hospital is sometimes too long. Cannot wait any longer.

[@linefire9870]

This is one of the reasons that make staying in malaysia so worth it. HEALTHCARE IS AFFORDABLE.

[@Randomkloud]

Please appreciate the medicine you get from govt hospital/clinic, don't waste it

[@mrhand3350]

Singapore had it one but with insurance to get free healthcare

[@simoutlaw616]

meanwhile in Malaysia many are abusing the ambulance call

[@nadzirahredzuan1489]

Mana ada dah 1Malaysia clinics dah. Please have more research on this matter. Banyak masalah di sebalik nama cantik dan idea yang menarik tu.

[@junkilim1888]

Malaysia also not so cheap. Gov hospital cheaper but then the services csnnot pakai. Try to go Korea. Then u know. Premium services + consultation + medication + etc. and i just paid 200 ringgit. If your a residences much more cheaper. U try to go to kpj or any private hospital or clinic. Expensive!

[@master_wu708]

2:22, why when he mention Europe, it's German flag?

[@missingking4791]

Seriously 6k?private right?if private which one its still quite expensive wei..

[@藤原文太-m2j]

My kids birth at Government Hospital, wife stay in 1st class ward, stay for 3 days natural birth, only RM500..🤣

[@demon_slayers666]

Ambulance might cost 200 but than they bring the patient a private medical center and that where the fun begins. U know at my place if u need a surgery done for head trauma the deposit is 25k and that is not gonna be the final bill. Going to govt hospital is cheaper but the wait is long