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Delivery Rates at Private Hospitals in KL and Selangor 2020

Hey, moms in Malaysia! If you’re planning to give birth at a private hospital, I’ve compiled a list of some hospitals in KL and Selangor and their delivery rates! Previously, I’ve covered the delivery rates for 2015 (when I looking for a hospital to deliver) and also the year 2016. Obviously you can see an increase in fees throughout the years.
Please note that ALL the prices stated below are valid as of March 2020 and that these are only estimated costs (deliveries without complications).

Subang Jaya Medical Centre
Normal: RM7,000 (includes mom & baby bills for 1-2 days hospitalisation)
C-sect: RM12,000 (includes mom & baby bills for 2-3 days hospitalisation)
For more info, email healthcare@ramsaysimedarbyhealth.com

Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara (formerly known as Tropicana Medical Centre)
Normal: RM3,888 view full package here
C-sect: RM8,000 – RM12,000 (includes 3 days 2 nights stay, excludes epidural, excludes medical expenses incurred for each baby)
For more info, email enquiries@tmclife.com

Avisena Women’s & Children’s Specialist Hospital (formerly known as DEMC Specialist Hospital)
Normal: RM5,300
C-sect: RM10,300
View full package promo here

Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur
Normal: RM8,000 – RM10,000 (2 days 1 night)
C-sect: RM10,000 – RM16,000 (3 days 2 nights)
For more info, email my.gkl.inquiry@parkwaypantai.com

Prince Court Medical Centre
Normal: RM12,000
C-sect: RM15,000
The estimated costs include accommodation, hospital charges, doctors’ fees, and consignment. Length of stay is about 3 days.

I have yet to receive from some other hospitals but when I do, I’ll update this list 🙂 Hope this will help you in planning. All the best, mamas! <3

Fetal Anomaly Scan at Subang Jaya Women’s Clinic

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On my 23rd week of pregnancy, my OB Dr Lee Say Fatt from SJMC offered me to go for a fetal anomaly scan at Subang Jaya Women’s Clinic, Malaysia. The scan is a bit different from the regular monthly scan since the whole gist of it is to take a closer look at the baby as well as the womb. This scan is to check that your little one is developing normally.

Do I need to go for a scan?
This is totally up to you. If you did not experience any problems or issues prior to this date, or that your OB has not expressed any concerns to the pregnancy, then you can opt to not do it. I didn’t have any issues as well during my earlier stage of pregnancy but since this is my first and I’d like to be assured that the baby is healthy and comfortable inside, I went for it 🙂

What will I be able to see during the scan?
The OB or sonographer in charge will scan your abdomen and check the condition in stages. They will scan the brain, bones, spine, limbs, hands, legs, fingers, heart, eyes, nose to make sure everything is normal and also reaffirm the baby’s gender. At the end of the scan, a summary of the report will be shared with you as well as some pictures of the ultrasound that you can take home.

To learn more about anomaly scan, check out www.babycentre.co.uk/a557390/anomaly-scan-20-weeks