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MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Bhd is a member of PIDM. The benefit(s) payable under eligible product is protected by PIDM up to limits. Please refer to PIDM's TIPS Brochure or contact MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Bhd or PIDM (visit www.pidm.gov.my).

Key benefits

Your choice of 4 plans

There is no reason not to be protected. Just choose the plan that fits your budget and medical needs.

Affordable

Provides cost-effective coverage with premiums starting at just RM1.40 daily.

Deductible Plan with a premium discount of up to 70%

You decide how much of the medical bill you can pay in return for a reduced premium. MSIG FlexiHealth Insurance will pay the balance up to the limit covered.

High lifetime limit

MSIG FlexiHealth Insurance allows you to stay protected even if you have exceeded your annual limit as long as you do not exceed the lifetime and age limits.

Renewal Discount* (Not applicable to the premium on Optional Treatment in Singapore)

You will enjoy a 10% renewal discount on the premium rate from the first renewal onwards. The renewal discount is in addition to the discounts available for Deductible Plan.

Coverage

Read the product disclosure sheet and general terms and conditions before taking out this insurance. View downloads

Plan A

From RM510.00 per year
Benefits
Max RM

Section 1 - Hospital & Related Services Benefits

Hospital Room and Board (per day)

200

Accidental Outpatient Alternative Medical Treatment

50 per vist, up to 1,000 per year

Medical Report Fees

100

Daily Cash Allowance at Government Hospital

100 for up to 120 days

Nutritional Allowance

500 per admission, up to 2,000 per year

Compassionate Care Allowance

50 per day, up to 1,500 per year

Other Fees

As charged, subject to reasonable and customary charges.

Section 2

Organ Transplant

20,000

Outpatient Cancer Treatment

20,000

Outpatient Kidney Dialysis Treatment

20,000

Outpatient Stroke Treatment

20,000

Optional Coverage for Treatment in Singapore (with additional premium)

75,000

Section 3

Plan 1

Critical Illness Benefit (8 types)

25,000

Maternity benefit (per pregnancy period of insurance)

Plan 1

Normal Delivery

3,000

Complicated Delivery

5,000

Miscarriage (or abortion due to accident)

3,000


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Plan B

From RM654.00 per year
Benefits
Max RM

Section 1 - Hospital & Related Services Benefits

Hospital Room and Board (per day)

300

Accidental Outpatient Alternative Medical Treatment

50 per vist, up to 1,000 per year

Medical Report Fees

100

Daily Cash Allowance at Government Hospital

100 for up to 120 days

Nutritional Allowance

500 per admission, up to 2,000 per year

Compassionate Care Allowance

50 per day, up to 1,500 per year

Other Fees

As charged, subject to reasonable and customary charges.

Section 2

Organ Transplant

30,000

Outpatient Cancer Treatment

30,000

Outpatient Kidney Dialysis Treatment

30,000

Outpatient Stroke Treatment

30,000

Optional Coverage for Treatment in Singapore (with additional premium)

150,000

Section 3

Plan 2

Critical Illness Benefit (8 types)

50,000

Maternity benefit (per pregnancy period of insurance)

Plan 1

Normal Delivery

3,000

Complicated Delivery

5,000

Miscarriage (or abortion due to accident)

3,000


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Plan C

From RM796.00 per year
Benefits
Max RM

Section 1 - Hospital & Related Services Benefits

Hospital Room and Board (per day)

400

Accidental Outpatient Alternative Medical Treatment

50 per vist, up to 1,000 per year

Medical Report Fees

100

Daily Cash Allowance at Government Hospital

100 for up to 120 days

Nutritional Allowance

500 per admission, up to 2,000 per year

Compassionate Care Allowance

50 per day, up to 1,500 per year

Other Fees

As charged, subject to reasonable and customary charges.

Section 2

Organ Transplant

40,000

Outpatient Cancer Treatment

40,000

Outpatient Kidney Dialysis Treatment

40,000

Outpatient Stroke Treatment

40,000

Optional Coverage for Treatment in Singapore (with additional premium)

225,000

Section 3

Plan 3

Critical Illness Benefit (8 types)

100,000

Maternity benefit (per pregnancy period of insurance)

Plan 2

Normal Delivery

5,000

Complicated Delivery

10,000

Miscarriage (or abortion due to accident)

5,000


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Plan D

From RM908.00 per year
Benefits
Max RM

Section 1 - Hospital & Related Services Benefits

Hospital Room and Board (per day)

500

Accidental Outpatient Alternative Medical Treatment

50 per vist, up to 1,000 per year

Medical Report Fees

100

Daily Cash Allowance at Government Hospital

100 for up to 120 days

Nutritional Allowance

500 per admission, up to 2,000 per year

Compassionate Care Allowance

50 per day, up to 1,500 per year

Other Fees

As charged, subject to reasonable and customary charges.

Section 2

Organ Transplant

50,000

Outpatient Cancer Treatment

50,000

Outpatient Kidney Dialysis Treatment

50,000

Outpatient Stroke Treatment

50,000

Optional Coverage for Treatment in Singapore (with additional premium)

300,000

Section 3

Plan 4

Critical Illness Benefit (8 types)

200,000

Maternity benefit (per pregnancy period of insurance)

Plan 2

Normal Delivery

5,000

Complicated Delivery

10,000

Miscarriage (or abortion due to accident)

5,000


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Add-on

Treatment in Singapore Critical illness benefit (8 types) Maternity Benefit (per pregnancy period of insurance)

Treatment in Singapore

Extends coverage for treatment in Singapore for Section 1

  • Hospital & Related Services Benefits

For more information, please refer to MSIG FlexiHealth Insurance Brochure with PDS.

Available with

Critical illness benefit (8 types)

Pays lump sum if you are diagnosed with cancer, coronary artery bypass surgery, heart attack, kidney failure, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease or stroke as defined in the Policy and survive for more than 14 days after diagnosis.

For more information, please refer to MSIG FlexiHealth Insurance Brochure with PDS.

Available with

Maternity Benefit (per pregnancy period of insurance)

Antenatal, childbirth and postnatal treatment for the mother. Subject to waiting period of 365 days from the date of commencement of cover under this benefit. This included normal delivery, complicated delivery and miscarriage (or abortion due to accident).

 

For more information, please refer to the MSIG FlexiHealth Insurance Brochure with PDS.

Available with

Treatment in Singapore

Extends coverage for treatment in Singapore for Section 1

  • Hospital & Related Services Benefits

For more information, please refer to MSIG FlexiHealth Insurance Brochure with PDS.

Available with

Critical illness benefit (8 types)

Pays lump sum if you are diagnosed with cancer, coronary artery bypass surgery, heart attack, kidney failure, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease or stroke as defined in the Policy and survive for more than 14 days after diagnosis.

For more information, please refer to MSIG FlexiHealth Insurance Brochure with PDS.

Available with

Maternity Benefit (per pregnancy period of insurance)

Antenatal, childbirth and postnatal treatment for the mother. Subject to waiting period of 365 days from the date of commencement of cover under this benefit. This included normal delivery, complicated delivery and miscarriage (or abortion due to accident).

 

For more information, please refer to the MSIG FlexiHealth Insurance Brochure with PDS.

Available with

Frequently asked questions

How much premium do I need to pay for this insurance?

Please refer to the Premium Schedule (for Malaysian residents) in this brochure. Premium depends on present age (year of birth) and level of cover. 

Different terms will apply for:

  1. Non-Malaysian residing in Malaysia;
  2. Those who engage in hazardous occupations or sports;
  3. Those who visit or live in remote locations;
  4. Those with existing medical conditions.
Who is eligible for enrolment?

Anyone accepted by the Company aged between 15 days and 59 years at first enrolment. Cover may be granted beyond age 59, provided the Insured Person is enrolled in the Plan before that age and has remained continuously covered thereafter, up to the maximum age of 80.

A child aged from 15 days and up to 18 years who is unmarried and financially dependent on the Policyholder or up to 23 years if still undergoing full-time education and who is not gainfully employed can only be insured along with at least one parent.

What are Pre-Existing Illnesses?

Pre-Existing Illnesses shall mean disabilities that the Insured Person has reasonable knowledge of. An Insured Person may be considered to have reasonable knowledge of a pre-existing condition where the condition is one for which:

  • The Insured Person had received or is receiving treatment;
  • Medical advice, diagnosis, care or treatment has been recommended;
  • Clear and distinct symptoms are or were evident; or
  • Its existence would have been apparent to a reasonable person in the circumstances.
What about geographical scope?

No benefits shall be payable if you reside or travel outside Malaysia for more than 90 consecutive days. However, this shall not apply to you if you are in Singapore for the purpose of seeking medical treatment subject to you having paid additional premium for Optional Coverage for Treatment in Singapore.

Can I opt for overseas treatment?

Yes. However, it is subject to the customary cost of treatment in Malaysia and subject to transportation costs being excluded. For treatment in Singapore*, reimbursement of charges incurred for Medically Necessary Treatment for a covered Disability will be based on the official exchange rate ruling on the last day of the Hospitalisation subject to terms and conditions of the Policy.
*Only applicable when you have paid additional premium for Optional Coverage for Treatment in Singapore.

Important Information

 

The average medical cost in Malaysia has been increasing yearly. Protect yourself against rising medical costs by reviewing your existing medical and health cover. Please read and understand the following Frequently Asked Questions listed here.

 

We would like to hear your view towards medical and health insurance. Your valuable feedback is important in helping us to understand our customers better in view of rising medical costs and to improve our products and services. Click the survey button below to share your feedback.

 

Why is my medical insurance premium being revised?

There are several factors that may contribute to higher medical insurance premiums.

    a. The rising cost of medical treatment or “medical inflation”

Medical procedures, hospital equipment and pharmaceuticals are improving to treat serious illnesses more effectively but all these improvements come at increased costs. Medical inflation refers to the increase in the average cost for treatment of illnesses.

    b. Current trends lead to greater needs

A rise in chronic, lifestyle illnesses like diabetes, high cholesterol and obesity requires regular and long-term treatment for a growing percentage of the population. This and a weak currency environment in our country makes the importing of hospital equipment, supplies and medicine to result in higher medical costs.

    c. Ageing population

As we get older, the likelihood of falling ill or getting injured will also increase which will mean more medical insurance claims. With more medical insurance claims, insurance premiums will increase to ensure that we can provide protection for as many people as we can.

What is the average medical cost inflation per year in Malaysia?

In Malaysia, it currently stands at an average of 9% to 13%* every year. 

*Source: Willis Tower Watson 2021 Global Medical Trends Survey Report

How frequently will my medical insurance premiums be revised?

Our medical insurance premiums are regularly reviewed based on data, statistics and current events such as medical inflation. 

What actions are you taking to keep medical insurance affordable?

The insurance industry has formed a joint task force to have on-going discussions and engagements with healthcare providers to examine rising medical costs and how all parties can work together to keep medical costs reasonable and affordable.

You can do your part by avoiding unnecessary medical insurance claims by:

a. understanding the necessity of recommended procedures and tests and availability of alternative treatments and procedures. Consult your doctor if the recommended procedure can be done as an outpatient or day surgery, meaning that hospitalisation is not required.

b. checking and comparing medical costs across our hospital network.

c. requesting for itemised bills from the hospital to verify that the billing is correct.

By doing so, you may preserve your annual/lifetime limits and help yourself and us to keep medical insurance claims low.

Why are my medical insurance premium rates increasing when I have not made any medical insurance claims?

Insurance is based on the concept of sharing risks by pooling funds to help those who are in need. The funds from the pool are used to pay for medical costs incurred by contributors of the pool. When the number of insurance claims increases, the pool will not have enough to support the rest of the contributors as time goes on, which means that insurance premiums will need to be increased to maintain support for the contributors.

Downloads

FlexiHealth Brochure with PDS (EN, BM)

FlexiHealth PDS (EN)

FlexiHealth Proposal Form

Individual H&S Panel Hospital List

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