A corporate flu vaccination programme is an employer-organised service that vaccinates staff against seasonal influenza, either on-site at the office or through a partner clinic, usually priced per employee ("per pax"). In Malaysia, pricing typically starts from around RM50 per pax, and, unlike several providers that require a minimum group size, some programmes, including QualitasRead More

A corporate flu vaccination programme is an employer-organised service that vaccinates staff against seasonal influenza, either on-site at the office or through a partner clinic, usually priced per employee ("per pax"). In Malaysia, pricing typically starts from around RM50 per pax, and, unlike several providers that require a minimum group size, some programmes, including QualitasRead More

A corporate flu vaccination programme is an employer-organised service that vaccinates staff against seasonal influenza, either on-site at the office or through a partner clinic, usually priced per employee ("per pax"). In Malaysia, pricing typically starts from around RM50 per pax, and, unlike several providers that require a minimum group size, some programmes, including QualitasRead More

Medical inflation continues to outpace general inflation in Malaysia. Employers must balance rising benefit costs with staff wellbeing and productivity. This summit reframes corporate health around strong primary care, practical analytics and cross-sector collaboration that delivers outcomes.Read More

Mother’s Day may be over, but the love and care we have for the women in our lives shouldn’t be limited to just one day. While flowers fade and dinners are limited to a single night, there’s a gift that continues to make a difference — the gift of health. This year, Qualitas Health MalaysiaRead More

Colorectal cancer is one of the top three causes of cancer-related deaths in Malaysia, making up 16.9% of male cancer cases and 10.7% of female cancer cases [1]. Meanwhile, stomach cancer isn’t far behind, contributing to more than 5,000 deaths related to gastrointestinal cancers in 2023 alone [2].  The tragedy? Many of these cancers areRead More