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We asked retirees if they have access to good medical care in Malaysia. They wrote...

"Malaysia's healthcare services are generally considered to be of a high quality, with the country investing heavily in its healthcare infrastructure and system. Healthcare services are largely split between private for-profit institutions and the more affordable public system. The public healthcare system provides universal coverage to all Malaysians, with a network of government-run medical facilities such as hospitals and clinics, as well as private establishments. Malaysia also boasts a long list of specialty clinics and services, including traditional health and wellness practices like herbalism and massage. Additionally, there is a comprehensive network of medical practitioners, ranging from general practitioners to specialists," wrote a member who made the move to Malaysia.

"We have not used medical care here, but understand through other expats who have that they have been quite satisfied. There are an abundance of healthcare facilities on Penang," explained one expat living in Penang, Malaysia.

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