Healthcare platform Practo makes Malaysian debut

Healthcare platform Practo has made its entry into the Malaysia market bringing its products – Practo Search and Practo Ray – to the country.Consumers in Kuala Lumpur will be able to search for doctors across more than 350 clinics and 500 doctors listed on the platform. Practo has over 50% coverage of private practices in Kuala Lumpur making it one of the largest database for the city.Over the next few weeks, Practo will expand its coverage within Kuala Lumpur with an aim to provide a comprehensive list of all healthcare professionals in Malaysia.  In the next few months, Practo will expand both geographically and in its product lines, covering the city and its and surrounding areas including Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam, Subang Jaya, Puchong, Klang, and Seremban. Practo also plans to be present in northern Malaysia including Georgetown, Ipoh, Taiping, and Alor Setar.Additionally, Practo aims to introduce more healthcare products across wellness, fitness, preventive, and curative medicine in Malaysia. All of Practo’s products will be available on the web as well as on the Practo mobile app available for free on all iOS and Android devices.Practo currently has a 15 member launch team in Kuala Lumpur which will expand as it widens its footprint across Malaysia. Practo will continue to make investments in Malaysia to grow its presence, in a move to provide consumers with the best healthcare experience.“Practo Ray and Practo Search come together to create the world’s first healthcare hyper loop, connecting the entire healthcare ecosystem and helping consumers make better healthcare decisions,” Shashank ND, founder & CEO, Practo, said. "This is our fourth market in Southeast Asia after Singapore, Philippines and Indonesia. Digitisation of healthcare is integral to building a healthy nation and we’re positive that our products can help do that in Malaysia as well,” Shashank ND, founder & CEO, Practo, said.“This is our fourth market in Southeast Asia after Singapore, Philippines and Indonesia. Digitisation of healthcare is integral to building a healthy nation and we’re positive that our products can help do that in Malaysia as well,” Shashank ND, founder & CEO, Practo, said.