Can financial institutions partner with licensees to offer discounts on consultation fees for their customers?
Healthcare Services Act(Advertisement) Regulations, Advertisement in conjunction with any person
MOH does not prohibit such collaborations. As is the case for other forms of collaborations between licensees and third parties, advertisements on such collaborations are subject to the HCS (Advertisement) Regulations. Licensees remain responsible for the content featured on the advertisement.
Licensees are reminded that the mention of such discounts is not allowed in the advertisement, as it may encourage consumption of their services by the customers
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