Co-payment concerns grow


PETALING JAYA: A leading consumer group has expressed concerns over Bank Negara Malaysia’s recent announcement that insurance companies must introduce medical and health policies with a “co-payment” feature option starting Sept 1.

The Federation of Malaysian Consumers Association (Fomca) said the announcement lacks clarity on the implementation timeline and details, leaving a large part of the process “vague”.

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