Klinik Mediviron Bukit Indah 24 Jam — Attraction in Iskandar Puteri

Subject: Concern Regarding Unexpected Charges at Clinic Visit

Hi All,

On 24 July 2025 at 8:30 PM, I visited the clinic with my daughter, who is a student and was experiencing a fever.

At the reception, I was informed that the consultation fee would be RM 35, which I accepted.

However, after the consultation — even after I cancelled the cough medication — I was charged a total of RM 120. I’m not sure what the total would have been before the cancellation, but I found the final amount unexpectedly high.

As I understand it, RM 35 was the consultation fee, and for just a few basic medications, the remaining charges seem excessive.

When I asked the staff for clarification, I was told the additional cost was due to the medication. However, I’ve received the same medications at other clinics before and was never charged this much.

I believe that clearly communicated. charges should be explained upfront, so patients are not caught off guard.

I kindly request that the clinic review this matter and ensure that pricing remains fair, consistent, and clearly explained moving forward.

Thank you for...

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