Bandar Baru Bangi · Fixed package · Officially verified
Maternity package Hospital Pakar An-Nur
Normal from RM3,299 · Elective caesarean from RM12,000
Also known as pakej bersalin Hospital Pakar An-Nur.
Maternity package prices at Hospital Pakar An-Nur 2026
- Normal delivery
- RM3,299
- 2D1N
- Caesarean
- RM12,000
- 3D2N
Prices by room tier
The headline above is for the cheapest room. This hospital publishes a price for each room tier. If you want a more private room, these are the rates that actually apply.
| Room tier | Normal delivery | Caesarean |
|---|---|---|
| Bilik Double (2 katil) (double bed) headline above | RM3,299 | - |
| Bilik Single (1 katil) (single bed) | RM3,399 | - |
What can push your bill past the package price
- Complication or emergency caesarean voids this package: you are billed at the usual rate.
- This package price is for office-hours delivery only. Labour does not follow office hours, and delivery outside those hours attracts extra charges.
- Self-pay only. If you claim via insurance or a guarantee letter (GL), confirm whether this price still applies.
The package price is not your bill
Your real bill is all of this, not the package headline alone. We do not add it up, because hospitals do not publish every line item. Better an empty cell than a made-up number you budget against. Take this list when you call the hospital, and fill it in one by one.
Normal delivery
- Published package price
- RM3,299
- Obstetrician (O&G)
- Included
- Anaesthetist
- Ask the hospital
- Paediatrician
- Included
- Epidural
- Extra charge
- Delivery outside office hours
- Extra charge applies: ask how much
- Complication / emergency caesarean
- Package VOID
- Room
- Bilik Double (2 katil)
Real total: cannot be calculated yet. 3 of 8 items still unknown.
Caesarean
- Published package price
- RM12,000
- Obstetrician (O&G)
- Included
- Anaesthetist
- Ask the hospital
- Paediatrician
- Included
- Epidural
- Extra charge
- Delivery outside office hours
- Extra charge applies: ask how much
- Complication / emergency caesarean
- Package VOID
- Room
- Bilik Double (2 katil)
Real total: cannot be calculated yet. 3 of 8 items still unknown.
- Ask the hospital
- . They did not state it.
- Extra charge
- . Outside the package, and no published rate.
- Package VOID
- . You are billed at the usual rate, not the package price.
Other details
- Self-pay only
- Included / yes
- Valid until
- 2026-12-31
Hospital Pakar An-Nur (Bangi) publishes a normal-delivery package from RM3,299 (double, office hours, 2D1N) and elective caesarean from RM12,000. Epidural and after-hours births cost more. Package voids on complications, twins, or vacuum/forceps.
Official source · Checked on the hospital's official site (2026-09-24)
Who else bills you, besides the hospital
Three specialties show up as separate line items on a Malaysian maternity bill, and whether each one is inside the package is the gap between the advertised price and what you actually pay. These are the specialists registered in the National Specialist Register (NSR) for Hospital Pakar An-Nur.
- Obstetrician (O&G)
- 4
- Anaesthetist
- 1
- Paediatrician
- 3
These counts are not a recommendation, not an availability list, and not a guarantee that any of them will take your case: they only state registration. Confirm a doctor on the National Specialist Register (NSR), which is the live source. Register snapshot: 2026-07-22.
Package details above are taken from that hospital's own official site. Earlier third-party write-ups for this hospital were removed because the figures could not be verified against an official source. Check the hospital's official site before you book: prices and validity windows change.
Price is not the safest way to choose
If your pregnancy carries any extra risk: previous caesarean, twins, placenta previa, gestational diabetes, or pre-eclampsia: ask each hospital about NICU level, whether a anaesthetist is on site around the clock for emergency caesarean, and whether they have their own blood bank. A cheaper package at a hospital that has to transfer you mid-emergency is not cheaper.
Most mothers pick their obstetrician first, then deliver wherever that doctor admits. If you already have a doctor you trust, start by asking which hospitals they can admit to, then compare those.