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ExFunCity News | Free Health Screening Malaysia via MySejahtera & SOCSO
By ExFunCity · 6 Oct 2026
TL;DR — Free health screening Malaysia options include MySejahtera NHSI, PeKa B40 and PERKESO HSP for eligible Malaysians. Here is how to check.
Free health screening Malaysia programmes are available through several government-backed channels, including Ministry of Health services accessible through MySejahtera and PERKESO’s Health Screening Programme. However, eligibility differs between programmes, so Malaysians should check which option applies to them before making an appointment. Malaysia Government
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Malaysia’s Ministry of Health allocated RM10 million in 2026 to expand the National Health Screening Initiative (NHSI), which focuses on detecting risk factors for non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease at an earlier stage. Parliament of Malaysia
Malaysians can use the MySejahtera appointment function to access selected health services, including the National Health Screening Initiative and PeKa B40 Health Screening. MySejahtera
The MySejahtera appointment function itself is free to use. NHSI screening at government facilities is offered without screening charges under the national initiative, while other health services booked through the app may still carry normal facility charges depending on the service. MySejahtera
How to Get a Health Screening Through MySejahtera
For free health screening Malaysia access through MySejahtera, users can open the app, go to the appointment section and look for available health screening services at participating government facilities.
Depending on eligibility and location, available options may include NHSI or PeKa B40.
PeKa B40 is particularly useful for lower-income Malaysians. Current government information states that Malaysian recipients of government cash assistance such as STR, together with their registered spouses aged 40 and above, may qualify automatically for free PeKa B40 health screening. KKMNOW
The screening can include health history checks, mental health assessment, physical examination, blood tests and urine tests.
What About PERKESO or SOCSO?
Eligible employees may have another free health screening Malaysia option through PERKESO, also commonly known as SOCSO.
PERKESO’s Health Screening Programme, or HSP, provides free health screening to eligible contributors, particularly workers aged 40 to 59. Users can check their eligibility and book participating clinics through the SEHATi platform. PERKESO
The core screening can include physical examination, mental health screening, blood and urine tests, cholesterol and blood sugar checks, as well as cardiovascular and cancer risk assessments.
Some optional additional tests may involve separate charges, so users should check what is included before selecting extra screening packages. Sehati Support
Who Should Check Their Eligibility?
A simple way to look at the available options is:
MySejahtera users can check NHSI and PeKa B40 appointments, while employed Malaysians contributing to PERKESO can check their HSP eligibility through SEHATi.
You do not automatically qualify for every programme simply because you have MySejahtera or contribute to SOCSO. Each free health screening Malaysia programme has its own eligibility requirements.
What Comes Next
Malaysians who have not had a recent health check can first open MySejahtera or SEHATi and check the screening options available to them.
Early screening may identify high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol and other conditions before symptoms become obvious.
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