House Call Doctor Cost in KL & Selangor: Full Price Breakdown

One of the most common questions we receive at MyDocSquad is: "How much does a house call doctor cost in Malaysia?" It is a fair question, and one that deserves a straightforward answer. Whether you are looking for a home doctor price in KL, Selangor, or Putrajaya, this guide breaks it all down.

Healthcare pricing in Malaysia can be confusing. Between different clinics, hospitals, and home visit providers, costs vary widely — and hidden fees are unfortunately common. We believe transparency builds trust, which is why we are laying out our house call doctor cost structure in full detail.

MyDocSquad House Call Pricing

Our consultation fees are based on the time of day you need us. All prices are in Ringgit Malaysia (RM).

Daytime Consultations (8am - 5pm)

RM200

This is our standard rate for visits during regular hours. Most routine consultations — fever, cough, body aches, minor infections, elderly check-ups — fall into this category.

Evening Consultations (5pm - 10pm)

RM300

After standard working hours, a slightly higher rate applies. This accounts for the extended availability of our medical team outside normal clinic hours.

Night and After-Hours Consultations (10pm - 8am)

RM350

For late-night and early-morning emergencies, our doctors are still available. The premium reflects the unsociable hours and the commitment to maintaining round-the-clock care. Learn more about how our after-hours medical care at home service works.

Follow-Up Consultations

RM150

If your doctor recommends a follow-up visit within a short period after your initial consultation, this reduced rate applies. Follow-ups help ensure your recovery is on track without the cost of a full new consultation.

What Is Included in the Consultation Fee

Our consultation fee is not just for the doctor showing up at your door. It covers:

Doctor's travel to your location within the Klang Valley (KL, Selangor, Putrajaya)
Full clinical assessment — history-taking, physical examination, and diagnosis
Vital signs monitoring — blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, oxygen saturation
Basic treatment — prescriptions, medical certificates, referral letters where necessary
Digital consultation notes — a written summary of the visit for your records
Post-visit follow-up via WhatsApp — our doctors remain contactable after the visit for questions about your care plan

You are paying for a complete medical consultation delivered to your home, not just a quick check.

Additional Costs You May Encounter

Beyond the consultation fee, some services carry additional charges. These are always quoted upfront and explained before administration. You will never be surprised by a bill.

Potential additional costs include:

Medications — oral medications, antibiotics, or pain relief dispensed on-site
IV drip therapy — saline drips, vitamin infusions, or medication infusions
Laboratory tests — blood tests, urine tests, or rapid diagnostic kits
Wound care supplies — dressings, sutures, or specialised wound management materials
Procedures — injections, nebulisation, catheter care, or other clinical procedures

Every additional item is discussed with you and approved before it is administered. No surprises. No hidden charges.

How House Call Costs Compare

To put our pricing in perspective, here is how a house call compares to other common healthcare options in Malaysia:

| Factor | House Call Doctor | GP Clinic Visit | Private Hospital ER | |---|---|---|---| | Consultation Fee | RM200 - RM350 | RM30 - RM80 | RM150 - RM500+ | | Waiting Time | None — doctor comes to you | 30 min - 2 hours | 1 - 6 hours | | Travel Required | None | Yes | Yes | | Transport/Parking Cost | None | RM5 - RM20 | RM10 - RM30+ | | Convenience | Highest — stay at home | Moderate | Lowest | | Time with Doctor | 20 - 40 minutes | 5 - 10 minutes | 10 - 15 minutes | | Hidden Fees | None — all quoted upfront | Possible (medications, tests) | Common (facility fees, registration) | | Exposure to Other Patients | None | Yes | Yes |

A GP clinic visit is undeniably cheaper. We will not pretend otherwise. But the comparison is not purely about the consultation fee — it is about the total cost and the total experience. For a full side-by-side analysis, see our house call doctor vs clinic visit comparison.

Is a House Call Worth the Cost?

Let us be honest: a house call costs more than visiting your neighbourhood GP. But consider what you gain:

Time saved. No driving, no parking, no waiting rooms. For a working parent or a caregiver looking after an elderly family member, this time is valuable.

No transport expenses. Grab fares, petrol, parking fees, and tolls add up — especially if you need to travel during peak hours or to a hospital across the city.

No exposure to clinic infections. Waiting rooms are breeding grounds for respiratory and other contagious illnesses. This matters particularly for elderly patients, young children, and immunocompromised individuals.

More time with your doctor. In a busy clinic, consultations are often rushed. A house call gives the doctor time to conduct a thorough assessment, explain the diagnosis clearly, and answer all your questions.

Personalised care in familiar surroundings. Patients — especially elderly ones — are more comfortable and cooperative when examined at home. Doctors can also observe the home environment, which sometimes provides clinically relevant information.

Continuity of care. With digital notes and WhatsApp follow-up, your care does not end when the doctor leaves. You have a direct line for questions and concerns.

For many patients and families, particularly those caring for elderly or bedridden loved ones, the convenience and quality of a house call is well worth the additional cost.

Insurance and Medical Claims

Some private medical insurance policies in Malaysia cover house call doctor services, though coverage varies by provider and plan. We recommend checking with your insurer before booking if you intend to make a claim.

MyDocSquad provides proper medical receipts and documentation that can be submitted for insurance or tax purposes. Our doctors are fully registered with the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC).

Our No Hidden Fees Promise

At MyDocSquad, we believe healthcare pricing should be simple and honest. Our commitment:

All consultation fees are published and communicated before booking
Additional costs for medications, IV therapy, or procedures are quoted before administration
You approve every charge before it is applied
There are no facility fees, registration fees, or surprise surcharges
What we quote is what you pay

We would rather you make an informed decision than feel misled after the fact.

Important: When to Go to the Hospital Instead

House call doctor services are designed for non-emergency medical care. If you or a family member is experiencing chest pain, signs of stroke, severe difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness, seizures, or a severe allergic reaction, call 999 or go directly to the nearest emergency department immediately. These conditions require hospital-level care that cannot be provided at home.

When in doubt, contact us and our clinical team can help you determine the most appropriate course of action.

Book a House Call Today

If you or a loved one needs medical attention at home in KL, Selangor, or Putrajaya, MyDocSquad is here for you — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For a comprehensive overview of our services, read our complete guide to house call doctor services in Malaysia.

Contact us to book a consultation:

Call us: 011-2434 9125
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