In celebration of International Women’s Day 2025, KPJ Healthcare Berhad (“KPJ Healthcare” or “the Group”) has launched the ‘Because She Matters’ campaign to empower women to take charge of their health. The initiative highlights the importance of preventive healthcare, recognising that caring for oneself is just as vital as caring for others.
To expand its impact, KPJ Healthcare is collaborating with Watsons Malaysia, AirAsia MOVE and Girls for Girls (“G4G”) to make preventive care more accessible across Malaysia, reinforcing the importance of regular health screenings in safeguarding lifelong health.
"At KPJ Healthcare, we are committed to making healthcare more accessible for women. Preventive screenings are essential for long-term wellness and through the ‘Because She Matters’ campaign, we hope to inspire more women to take proactive steps for their health. By working with our partners, we are ensuring that essential health services and information reach more women, reinforcing our role as a trusted healthcare provider,” said Chin Keat Chyuan, President & Managing Director of KPJ Healthcare.
The campaign aligns with global efforts to promote women’s health and encourage informed decision-making. KPJ Healthcare remains committed to raising awareness of the importance of early detection and preventive care. By taking small but meaningful steps, women can embrace a healthier future for themselves and their loved ones.
The ‘Because She Matters’ campaign runs until 31 March 2025. Women are encouraged to take proactive steps by exploring available screening options at participating KPJ Hospitals.
For more information, visit www.becauseshematters.kpjhealth.com.my or contact our Medical Concierge Team via WhatsApp at +6019-324 3208
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