Indemnity in your own name stays with you as you move between clinics and locum work. Search your specialty, choose a limit, and your price appears in about ten seconds. No form, no email, no callback. Recognised for APC and TPC renewal, so one requirement can be off your mind this week.



Hospital cover protects the hospital, the entity. A claim or inquiry names the practitioner. Only your own certificate follows you from clinic to clinic, locum to locum. The card shows three numbers. Yours is the fourth.
From the consultation room to the inquiry room, and on into retirement.
The cover that responds while you are seeing patients, wherever that happens to be.
A claim or inquiry names the practitioner. This is the part that answers it.
Claims surface years after treatment. This is the cover that reaches across time.
Indicative summaries only. The certificate wording, schedule and endorsements issued by the operator govern in all cases.
Search your specialty, pick a limit. The contribution appears instantly, tax included.
One WhatsApp message with your figure attached. Free, no obligation. Our advisors reply, usually within a few hours.
Formal quotation and declaration, then FPX, card or e-wallet. Certificate emailed, usually within a day.
Step one takes about ten seconds and asks for a specialty, not a name. Start there.
"The right certificate is the one that fits your practice. Sometimes the honest answer is keep what you already have."
Yes. The Malaysian Medical Council and Malaysian Dental Council require evidence of professional indemnity, not a conventional insurer specifically. The certificate issued under a takaful arrangement serves the same purpose at renewal.
Syarikat Takaful Malaysia Berhad, Malaysia's first takaful operator, established in 1984 and regulated by Bank Negara Malaysia. The certificate of indemnity is issued in their name. This site prepares your estimate and manages the application.
You can, and the base price would be the same published table. What medmal.my adds sits around it: our licensed advisors check the fit against your actual practice, handle the application end to end, and remain your point of contact when a claim or inquiry letter arrives. That part has no extra cost. The contribution is identical either way.
It is the date from which incidents are covered, regardless of when the claim arrives. Because medical claims often surface years after treatment, a retroactive date reaching back to when you started practising is worth more than a slightly cheaper contribution. Continuous cover protects it. A gap resets it.
Not always, and sometimes the honest answer is keep what you have. Renewal is the clean moment to compare, so the retroactive date carries across. Send your current certificate and the retroactive date, limit and exclusions get checked before anything is recommended, including the option of staying put.
Usually yes. Individual indemnity follows the practitioner and satisfies your personal MMC or MDC obligation. A clinic malpractice certificate covers the entity, the legal person named alongside you when a claim is filed. Most private practice owners hold both.
Three groups. Practitioners outside Malaysia, since the rate table, the operator and the councils the certificate serves are all Malaysian. A clinic or hospital as an entity, since individual indemnity follows the practitioner and the entity needs its own malpractice certificate. And anyone whose current certificate already fits their practice, since keep what you have is a recommendation this site is prepared to make.
Medical claims often surface years after treatment, so what you renew each year is an unbroken retroactive date. Check your price, send it across, and our licensed advisors take it from there, free and with no obligation. If keeping what you already have is the right answer, that is the answer you will get.