SJMC spearheads healthcare initiatives in Cambodia

Subang Jaya Medical Centre (SJMC) is intensifying its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives by extending quality healthcare to communities in Cambodia.

With almost four decades of healthcare leadership, SJMC is leveraging its expertise to bring advanced medical treatments at affordable costs to Cambodia.

The initial step involves a strategic collaboration with GC Life Insurance PLC in Phnom Penh, focusing on CSR initiatives in multiple provinces, where SJMC is sponsoring essential medical supplies.

Healthcare outreach by SJMC in Cambodia

In a significant move to impact healthcare accessibility in Cambodia, SJMC has partnered with GC Life Insurance to sponsor medical supplies for the GC Sahakom RongRoeurng (GCSR) initiative.

As the main healthcare sponsor, SJMC is contributing essential medical equipment for health checks, demonstrating a commitment to bridging healthcare gaps and promoting equity in the Cambodian provinces.

Bryan Lin, CEO of SJMC, emphasized the importance of telling Cambodia Investment Review. “At SJMC, our guiding principle is ‘People Caring for People.’

This philosophy anchors the heart of everything we do, from our services to our treatments. This also extends to our community efforts, where we aim to bridge healthcare accessibility and equity gaps through knowledge and services.”

SJMC’s commitment to community well-being

Joanne Lee Ching Whey, SJMC’s Director of Business Development, Strategy, and Transformation, articulated their objectives in Cambodia, focusing on raising health awareness through basic health checks and continuous medical education.

“We are honored to be part of GC Life Insurance’s GC Sahakom RongRoeurng (GCSR) initiative, where we provide the necessary support in raising awareness about health via basic health checks and continuous medical education to the communities of Cambodia.

By sharing our medical expertise, we can make a significant impact together for the people and enhance the healthcare offerings in Cambodia,” she stated.

In their partnership with GC Life Insurance, SJMC is the main healthcare sponsor, contributing essential medical equipment for health checks and reaching communities across Cambodian provinces.

GC Life launched the GC Sahakom RongRoeurng mobile bus (GCSR) in September, a program to engage local communities to raise awareness about healthcare, financial literacy, and the importance of insurance.

This program, launched in September, engages local communities to promote healthcare awareness, financial literacy, and the significance of insurance.

Michael Tee, CEO of GC Life, acknowledged the collaborative impact with SJMC, highlighting how the medical equipment sponsorship enhances their ability to conduct health seminars and screenings.

This partnership signifies a meaningful exchange of expertise between Malaysia and Cambodia, marking a crucial step in bolstering healthcare initiatives and awareness in the region.