Malaysia

MOH denies claims that health clinics no longer accept walk-in patients

The MOH said that although the appointment system is the main method, space for walk-in patients is still provided, especially for emergency cases, the elderly and those with technology access constraints.

Updated 6 months ago · Published on 01 Jan 2026 4:47PM

MOH denies claims that health clinics no longer accept walk-in patients
"MOH fully understands that access to technology is different for each individual," the post said. – January 1, 2026

THE Ministry of Health (MOH) has denied claims that the Health Clinic facility is no longer accepting walk-in patients, or direct visits, as has been circulating on social media.

The MOH said that although the appointment system is the main method, space for walk-in patients is still provided, especially for emergency cases, the elderly and those with technology access constraints.

"Patients without an appointment will still be served but must go through an assessment process first," the ministry said in a post on its Facebook page as reported by Bernama.

According to the MOH, walk-in services will continue to ensure that every level of society receives fair and equitable access to treatment.

"MOH fully understands that access to technology is different for each individual," the post said. – January 1, 2026

Related News

Malaysia / 1w

Dengue cases jump 34.8 percent, 34 deaths recorded as of yesterday

Malaysia / 1w

School stabbing incident: Suspect claimed she was dissatisfied, allegedly bullied

Malaysia / 3w

Asyraf Wajdi: Puad’s UMNO exit driven by candidate dispute, not palace interference claims

Malaysia / 1mth

Rosmah Mansor denies viral allegations, lodges police report

Malaysia / 1mth

Covid-19 cases in Malaysia stable, no deaths recorded this year – MOH

Malaysia / 2mth

Government clinic appointment cards in Chinese: MOH probing matter (video)

Spotlight

Malaysia

After Johor, the uncomfortable question for Anwar’s critics: Were we too impatient?

By The Vibes Says

Malaysia

Network School's business licences revoked, to cease operations tomorrow

Opinion

Orang Asli in Pahang: Token gestures or genuine recognition?

Malaysia

Tuition teacher sentenced to 105 years in prison and 70 lashes for raping daughter

Malaysia

Azam Baki denies involvement in RM178.29 million contract linked to brother’s company

Malaysia

Aminuddin urges NS voters to weigh manifesto promising benefits for M40 and B40 groups

Malaysia

No need to resign, PM has absolute power if there is doubt – Ahmad Zahid

World

Gaza’s water crisis deepens as families face thirst, disease and collapsing sanitation systems

You may be interested

Malaysia

No need to resign, PM has absolute power if there is doubt – Ahmad Zahid

Malaysia

Three killed after lorry crashes into parked trailer on East-West Highway

Malaysia

Saifuddin: Immigration Dept on track to exceed RM5b revenue target this year

Malaysia

Activist charged over alleged desecration of Hindu sacred object at Langkawi temple site

Malaysia

Mechanic sentenced to 20 years and seven lashes for rape and armed robbery of teenager

Malaysia

Voters place greater emphasis on government performance than traditional political assumptions - INSAP

Malaysia

High Court to decide prosecution appeal in Papagomo sedition acquittal on July 31

Malaysia

Police probe possible online group influence behind Banting school stabbing incident