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Pusrawi Kota Damansara maternity package
Pusrawi Kota Damansara maternity and delivery package details. We publish a price only when it is confirmed on the hospital's own page.
- Normal delivery
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- C-section
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We are not showing a price for this hospital.The figure we inherited for it is also attached to several other, unrelated hospitals, which means it was never this hospital’s published price. We would rather show nothing than a number you might budget against. Please ask the hospital directly.
The package details above are taken from the hospital’s own published page. Earlier third-party write-ups for this hospital have been removed because their figures contradicted the official source.
What to ask when you call
You will have to phone this one. These are the questions that decide what you actually pay, in the order worth asking them.
- What is the package price for a normal delivery, and for a caesarean?
- If I need an emergency caesarean, what changes?
- Does the price still hold outside office hours, or on a public holiday?
- What does an epidural add? Induction? An assisted delivery?
- Which room does that price assume, and what does a single room cost?
- Are the obstetrician, anaesthetist and paediatrician fees inside or outside it?
- Does it still apply if I claim on insurance or a company guarantee letter?
Nearby hospitals that do publish a price
- KPJ Kajang — Kajang · RM2,899 normal · RM2,899 caesarean
- KPJ Sentosa KL Specialist Hospital — Kuala Lumpur · RM3,288 normal · RM7,288 caesarean
- KPJ Klang — Klang · RM3,880 normal
- Assunta Hospital — Petaling Jaya · RM3,888 normal · RM8,688 caesarean
Price is not the safest way to choose
If your pregnancy carries any added risk — a previous caesarean, twins, placenta praevia, gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia — ask each hospital what level of NICU it runs, whether an anaesthetist is on site around the clock for an emergency caesarean, and whether it holds its own blood bank. A cheaper package at a hospital that has to transfer you mid-emergency is not the cheaper option.
Most mothers also pick their obstetrician first and deliver wherever that doctor practises. If you already have one you trust, start by asking which hospitals they admit to — then compare those.