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Angel Health Medical Announces Medical Weight Management Service Arrangements

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Angel Health Medical Announces Medical Weight Management Service Arrangements
Asia Pacific

Asia Pacific

Angel Health Medical Announces Medical Weight Management Service Arrangements

2026-11-11 09:15 Last Updated At:09:26

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 11 November 2026 – Angel Health Medical Limited announces details of the medical weight management services offered by its brands, Seed Medical and FastMed. The announcement outlines assessment, prescribing, medication collection and follow-up arrangements for in-person and online consultations, and provides publicly available clinic information for patients to check before booking.

Organised around provider verification, medical assessment and post-consultation care, the announcement explains how the two service models operate. It also provides reference links to the Department of Health and the Medical Council of Hong Kong to help patients identify the organisation and doctor providing care, and understand arrangements for further examinations or follow-up consultations.

Checking Clinic Records and Online Healthcare Provider Information

Patients can search the Department of Health's Private Healthcare Facilities Register by clinic name, address or Private Healthcare Facility number. They can compare the premises' name, address, contact details and licence or exemption category with the information provided by the service. Where a website or social media account claims to represent a clinic, patients can use the contact details in the official register to confirm the relationship directly with that clinic.

For online medical services, patients should distinguish between the platform operator, the organisation delivering clinical care, and the doctor responsible for assessment and prescribing. The treating doctor's registration can be checked through the Medical Council of Hong Kong's List of Registered Medical Practitioners. Patients can also ask about prescribing, medication collection, in-person appointments and follow-up contact arrangements before booking.

The Department of Health's relevant FAQ explains that a purely online clinic with neither physical premises where registered doctors or dentists practise nor premises that patients can visit for medical services falls outside the relevant definitions under the Private Healthcare Facilities Ordinance. Absence from the register alone therefore does not establish that an online service is unlawful. Doctors practising telemedicine remain subject to applicable professional requirements.

Telemedicine Must Meet the Same Standards of Care

The Medical Council of Hong Kong's Ethical Guidelines on Practice of Telemedicine state that the standards protecting patients during in-person consultations also apply to telemedicine. Doctors and patients must be able to identify each other reliably, and doctors need sufficient clinical information to assess suitability for remote care.

Before prescribing electronically, doctors must consider communication limitations, medical records and the need for examination or other assessment. An in-person consultation before first prescribing is advised; an examination should be arranged first if it could provide critical information. The Council's accompanying questions and answers clarify that a prior in-person consultation is advisable rather than universally mandatory, while a credible doctor–patient relationship and appropriate assessment remain necessary.

Submitting health information online does not itself constitute a completed consultation or guarantee a prescription. The doctor determines the appropriate consultation method, investigations, treatment and follow-up for each patient.

In-Person Care: Medical Weight Management and Follow-Up at Seed Medical

Seed Medical provides in-person medical weight management consultations. A doctor registered in Hong Kong reviews the patient's health, medical history, current medicines and weight management needs, and arranges assessment, relevant investigations and follow-up according to the clinical circumstances.

The service process includes medical assessment, development of a management plan and follow-up during treatment. Where medication is clinically indicated, the doctor determines prescribing and monitoring arrangements according to the patient's needs. Healthcare professionals may also provide guidance on medicine use where required. Treatment choices and subsequent adjustments are based on the consultation findings.

Follow-up consultations may review the patient's health, treatment response and medicine use to help the doctor determine whether further investigations or changes to the management plan are needed. Patients can discuss precautions and confirm whom to contact with questions or concerns arising during treatment.

The announcement provides the following registration details for Seed Medical's physical clinic for public reference:

Registered name: SEED MEDICAL

Private Healthcare Facility number: CE000003

Record category: Letter of Exemption (Small Practice Clinic)

Registered address: Unit 1505A, 15/F, Ocean Centre, Harbour City, 5 Canton Road, Kowloon.

Online Care: Medical Assessment, Prescribing and Medication Collection Through FastMed

FastMed provides an online medical assessment channel. Health and medical history information is collected through an online process and reviewed by a doctor registered in Hong Kong, who assesses whether remote consultation is appropriate and whether treatment or further investigation is needed.

Where clinically appropriate, prescribing, dispensing and medication collection can be arranged through the medical service, with delivery or collection from designated locations according to the service arrangements. Patients can confirm instructions for use, storage and relevant precautions with healthcare professionals, and obtain contact information for post-consultation enquiries and follow-up.

If the information provided is insufficient for assessment, or the patient needs a physical examination, tests or another medical evaluation, an in-person consultation or the relevant investigations should be arranged on the doctor's advice. Online information collection and medication arrangements do not replace clinical judgement or prescribing requirements.

The announcement also provides the following registration details for FastMed's physical clinic:

Registered name: FASTMED HK

Private Healthcare Facility number:CE003144

Record category: Letter of Exemption (Small Practice Clinic)

Registered address: Flat 2228, 22/F, Pioneer Centre, 750 Nathan Road, Kowloon.

These two facility numbers correspond to exemption records for the specified physical premises; they are not separate licences for online medical platforms. After checking the premises' details, patients should also establish who will provide the consultation and how clinical care and follow-up will be arranged.

Through this announcement, Angel Health Medical brings together consultation procedures and verification information for the two service channels. Whether care is delivered in person or online, assessment, treatment and follow-up are determined by individual clinical needs.

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Angel Health Medical

Angel Health Medical Limited provides in-person and online medical services in Hong Kong. Its brands include Seed Medical and Fast Med, with services covering consultations, medical assessments and follow-up care.

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Dual recognition across customer service and MICE strengthens the airline’s proposition as it continues to advance its customer experience and commercial offering

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 11 November 2026 – Malaysia Airlines has secured major accolades across customer service and the meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) segment, reinforcing its customer proposition as it continues to advance its transformation under Malaysia Aviation Group's (MAG) Long-Term Business Plan 3.0 (LTBP3.0).

Malaysia Airlines Secures Major Accolades for Service and MICE Offering

Malaysia Airlines Secures Major Accolades for Service and MICE Offering

At the 2026 Skytrax World Airline Awards, Malaysia Airlines was named Best Airline Staff in Asia, while its cabin crew ranked third in the World's Best Airline Cabin Crew category, rising five places from eighth in 2025. The airline also climbed six places to 21st in the World's Top 100 Airlines ranking. Other results included second place in World's Best Airport Services, a debut at 18th in World's Best Business Class Airlines, 12th in World's Best Economy Class Airlines, 11th in World's Cleanest Airline and 10th among the Top 10 Airlines in Asia.

Captain Nasaruddin A. Bakar, President and Group Chief Executive Officer of MAG, said, "This recognition is a reflection of the collective efforts of our people across the airport, onboard and behind the scenes, who come together every day to deliver Malaysian Hospitality throughout the customer journey. Reaching this milestone after years of consistently climbing the global rankings is a significant achievement for our national carrier and a direct reward for our team's relentless effort. It is this spirit of warm, thoughtful and consistent service that sets the Malaysia Airlines experience apart."

Over the past two years, the airline has continued to elevate the customer experience, focusing on cabin comfort, in-flight dining and cabin crew service delivery. Initiatives have included expanded hospitality training and capability-building for frontline teams, strengthened service standards and more than 20 enhancements across key customer touchpoints. These range from refreshed cabin crew grooming standards and personalised Pilot Farewell Greetings to enhanced Business Class and Business Suite amenities, alongside family-focused initiatives such as children's sticker giveaways and dedicated World Children's Day celebrations onboard. The airline has also continued to evolve its in-flight dining experience through monthly menu rotations and more than 30 new menu offerings introduced over the past year, including Vegetarian Satay and Cendol Ice Cream.

Meanwhile, Malaysia Airlines was named World's Best MICE Airline and Asia's Best MICE Airline at the 2026 World MICE Awards, marking its first wins in both categories. The accolades recognise the airline's role in serving the international MICE segment and reinforce its proposition to travel trade partners across the business events and corporate travel sectors.

Bryan Foong, Chief Executive Officer of Airline Business from MAG, said, "This recognition is an important milestone for Malaysia Airlines, and one we look to build on as we continue to enhance our offering and strengthen our relationships with travel trade partners. Our progress depends on the collective efforts of teams across the Group, working together to deliver a reliable and seamless travel experience grounded in authentic Malaysian Hospitality. As we move forward, we remain focused on building partner confidence, deepening collaboration and delivering sustainable growth for the airline."

Beyond these achievements, Malaysia Airlines continues to develop its onboard proposition and expand its network to provide customers with greater choice and connectivity. Fleet renewal remains a key priority, with 29 new aircraft received to date and plans to build a fleet of 117 aircraft by 2035 to support future network growth.

The airline's focus on operational performance also remains central to delivering a consistent customer experience, with year-to-date on-time performance (OTP) averaging 91.70% and reaching a high of 94.16% in September 2026.

These developments support MAG's LTBP3.0, which sets out the ambition for Malaysia Airlines to rank among the Top 10 Global Airlines by 2030. Through continued investment in its products, services, fleet and network, the Group aims to build a more competitive airline and deliver sustainable long-term growth.

Malaysia Airlines invites travellers in Hong Kong to discover its award-winning Malaysian Hospitalityto Kuala Lumpur, the Maldives, Singapore, Bali, Brisbane and beyond. Book via the Malaysia Airlines website (https://www.malaysiaairlines.com/hk/en/home.html) or mobile app and start planning your next getaway.

Hashtag: #MalaysiaAirlines

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About Malaysia Airlines

Malaysia Airlines is the national carrier of Malaysia, offering premium and full-service travel options to, from, and within the country. As the gateway to Asia and beyond, the airline carries up to 40,000 guests daily on memorable journeys inspired by Malaysia's diverse heritage. Malaysia Airlines embodies the nation's rich traditions, cultures, and cuisines, delivering an unparalleled experience through its signature Malaysian Hospitality across every customer touchpoint.

Since September 2015, the airline has been owned and operated by Malaysia Airlines Berhad. It is part of the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) – a global aviation organisation comprising a range of aviation and lifestyle travel solution portfolios aimed at serving global air travel needs.

As a member of the oneworld® alliance, Malaysia Airlines offers enhanced connectivity to more than 900 destinations in 170 territories worldwide. For more information, visit www.malaysiaairlines.com or download the Malaysia Airlines app for the latest promotions at your fingertips.

Issued by Group Communications, Malaysia Aviation Group.

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