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#NSTnation Private hospitals are not retail outlets, said the Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia #APHM after a healthcare facility in the city centre was slapped with a RM200,000 compound for profiteering.https://t.co/9T1mRFhmao
— New Straits Times (@NST_Online) May 24, 2020
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Overpriced face masks: Private hospital fined RM200,000 https://t.co/6wEA7U4BjM
— Malay Mail (@malaymail) May 22, 2020
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A private hospital in KL is being investigated for profiteering, after a patient was allegedly charged RM201.60 for 18 pieces of three-ply masks worn by the nurses when treating him. pic.twitter.com/uxnQXtHTFX
— BFM News (@NewsBFM) May 15, 2020
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Never knew Prince Court charge for masks they use to assist patients. But honestly not surprised. They are not subsidised by government. It’s a private hospital – everything’s a business transaction. RM201.60 IS a lot for just face masks. Especially during this trying period ☹️😷 https://t.co/2YGYHL47ya
— ❥ (@shusshshussh) May 8, 2020
weehingthong 
IJN is also a private hospital. This was the first thing the admissions clerk discussed with me when I was at the emergency bay. First question, can you afford to pay? Insurance? I specifically told the doctors I didn’t want statins. They gave me anyway and billed me for that. One nurse didn’t take enough blood and had to repeat. They charged me for the set of items needed to take the second sample.
About the only item you can refuse is the panadol when you are discharged.