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World Children’s Day at AGOOD Clinic: RM1 medical bills for children

4-minute readUpdated November 11, 2026
Written bygoodclinic_acceso

On 20 November 2026, AGOOD Clinic is offering a RM1 medical bill for eligible children of parents working in Megan Avenue 1, Kuala Lumpur. This one-day World Children’s Day offer is open to children from kindergarten through secondary school.

We want families in our neighbourhood to feel welcome at the clinic. If you’ve been meaning to speak with a doctor about your child’s health, this is an opportunity to meet our team and get the care your child needs.

Who is eligible?

The RM1 offer is for children from kindergarten through secondary school whose parent works in Megan Avenue 1. It is available on 20 November 2026 only. Terms and conditions apply.

What does the RM1 bill cover?

The offer includes GP treatments and medications. It does not include vaccinations, injectables, minor procedures or laboratory tests.

Please contact AGOOD Clinic before visiting to check availability and confirm the offer’s terms.

Supporting Dignity for Children Foundation

This World Children’s Day, we’re also proud to support Dignity for Children Foundation, which provides education and care for children in Kuala Lumpur. Our support for Dignity is separate from the RM1 offer for Megan Avenue 1 families.

Visit AGOOD Clinic

Date: 20 November 2026 only
Location: AGOOD Clinic, Megan Avenue 1, Kuala Lumpur

We look forward to welcoming you and your children. Please contact the clinic before your visit so our team can confirm availability and help you prepare.

World Children’s Day RM1 Offer: Frequently Asked Questions

Who can use the offer?
All children under 18 years old, including babies, are eligible. You do not need to live or work in Megan Avenue 1.
20 November 2026 only, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Last registration is at 4:30 pm.
No. Walk-ins are welcome, subject to clinic capacity. Patients with appointments have priority.
M1 covers one GP consultation per child and the general medicines the doctor prescribes for that consultation. The doctor will decide what care and medication are appropriate for your child.
Yes, if your child needs a service outside the RM1 offer. Nebulisation, wound dressing, vaccinations, injections, minor procedures and laboratory tests are charged separately. Our team will explain the charge and ask for your agreement before providing an additional service.

Yes. Each child under 18 may use the offer for one GP consultation on 20 November 2026.

A parent or legal guardian must accompany the child. Please bring the child’s MyKid or identity card. If your child does not yet have a MyKid, you may bring their birth certificate.
The doctor may write a referral letter if further care is needed. Care provided by another healthcare provider is not included in the RM1 offer.

Your next step

Have questions about your health or results?

Book a consultation at AGOOD Clinic in Megan Avenue, Kuala Lumpur, or contact our team if you are unsure which appointment to choose.

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