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Can I claim payment made to DoctorOnCall from my insurance provider?

This depends on your subscribed policy with your insurance provider. Please check with your insurance representative.

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Are consultation fees and healthcare packages subject to Service Tax (SST)?

Yes. In accordance with the Service Tax Act 2018 and the latest update effective 1 July 2025, a 6% Service Tax (SST) is applicable to healthcare services provided to non-Malaysian citizens. This includes services such as online consultations, telemedicine, allied health services, health screenings, laboratory tests, and complete service packages when billed to foreign patients. Please note: The purchase of medication is exempt from SST and will not incur this tax. If you are a foreign patient using our platform, you may see a 6% SST reflected in your final bill for eligible services.

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Is it safe to use my debit/credit card on DoctorOnCall?

Yes. DoctorOnCall uses iPay88, a third-party payment processing service to process all credit/debit card payment transactions. This payment intermediary is PCI-compliant, which is the most stringent level of certification that ensures all cardholders’ data is stored, processed and transmitted securely by using the industry standard encryption technology.

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What are the payment methods available for DoctorOnCall services?

We accept payment via Online Banking, Credit Card, and e-Wallets (Boost, GrabPay).

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