As people get ready to travel to meet family and friends for Chinese New Year and return to hometowns they have not visited for almost two years, health and safety must still be a top concern. Some countries have conditionally opened borders to fully vaccinated travellers with precautionary and control measures that are intended to...Continue Reading
All viruses change over time. We all know that the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19, has had quite a few variants since it first emerged in 2020. These changes affect different properties of the virus, such as the how easily it spreads, the associated diseases’ severity and even the performance of vaccines. So far, five...Continue Reading
It’s the end of a challenging year and we all just want to relax and enjoy ourselves. The holiday season is filled with good food and fun activities but it can also be a time of unhealthy eating and getting sick. How do you stay healthy while enjoying yourself and the company of others? Check...Continue Reading
Several parts of Malaysia have been severely affected by floods brought on by torrential rains over three days. If you have been affected or know someone who is, here are some useful guidelines on how to stay healthy and safe while you wait for floodwaters to recede. Continue Reading
Qualitas Medical Group has partnered with DoctorOnCall, Malaysia’s first and largest digital health platform to extend COVID-19 vaccination to the population who is yet to receive it, including foreign nationals and adolescents over the age of 12. The initiative is designed to provide swift, simple and safe online bookings for both doses of the Sinovac...Continue Reading
The COVID-19 vaccines are effective at preventing severe disease. However, studies and data have shown that the vaccination becomes less effective over time, especially in people aged 65 years and over. Over time, it also becomes less effective at preventing infection or milder illness with symptoms, again especially in older people. A COVID-19 booster vaccine...Continue Reading
Qualitas clinics across Malaysia are administering COVID-19 booster shots to everyone above 18 years who is eligible. We have private vaccinations with the Sinovac vaccine. Starting 1 December 2021, the Sinovac booster shots are RM99 per dose at participating Qualitas clinics. Find your nearest clinic below, call them up for an appointment or book online through our Patient...Continue Reading
The Skim Peduli Kesihatan for the B40 group (PEKA B40), is a Ministry of Health initiative to sustain the healthcare needs of low income groups, focussing on non-communicable diseases. Now, Qualitas clinics are providing eligible Malaysians free health screenings under this programme.Continue Reading
By striving to deliver highly accessible medical services while sustaining quality healthcare, Qualitas remains steadfast in providing quality primary healthcare to communities across the Asia Pacific. This commitment was further reinforced during the Covid-19 outbreak that reached pandemic proportions in March 2020. Acutely aware of their responsibility to carry their frontline role through their wide...Continue Reading
The pace of Covid-19 immunisation is about to pick up with the start of private GP involvement in the administration of the vaccine. Qualitas Health Klinik Rakan Medik, Kelana Jaya today began vaccinating its first batch of patients. “We are thrilled to be part of the Covid-19 rollout,” says lead doctor Dr Adleen Che Ani....Continue Reading
