Coding and reimbursement summary for nine additional markets where Us2.ai is cleared or registered: Singapore, New Zealand, UAE, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Israel, and Jordan.
Each market on this page is one where Us2.ai holds regulatory clearance or registration, and where the local reimbursement framework is well-documented but does not yet warrant its own dedicated deep-dive page. Bundled coverage makes it easy to compare schemes at a glance and decide which warrant a more detailed customer-specific brief.
Scheme name, headline coding architecture, and indicative pricing for each market. Indicative figures are for planning; verify against the live local schedule.
MediShield Life provides catastrophic-illness coverage; out-of-pocket is the dominant payment model for routine outpatient echo, with MOH FBAC advisory benchmarks. Restructured hospitals use ICD-10-PCS for procedural coding.
Hospital and community echo is funded through the Te Whatu Ora budget envelope rather than a per-procedure schedule. There is no MBS-equivalent fee-for-service for publicly funded studies; private cardiology operates separately.
Both DHA and DoH use US CPT codes for outpatient claims (via eClaimLink in Dubai) and the International Refined DRG (IR-DRG) system for inpatient billing. CPT 93306 anchors TTE; CPT 93350 / 93351 anchor stress echo.
Public sector under Hospital Authority operates on flat patient fees with internal budget. Following the 2026 fee reform (effective 1 January 2026), specialist outpatient is HKD 250 (up from 135), general outpatient is HKD 150 (up from 50), and inpatient daily charge is HKD 200–300 (up from 120), with a new annual fee cap of HKD 10,000 per patient. Private sector and Voluntary Health Insurance Scheme (VHIS) operate on insurer schedules using ICD-10-PCS.
Public MOH services are heavily subsidised (RM 1–5 registration fee, no item code schedule). Private hospitals follow the PHFSA (Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act) schedule. MySalam offers lump-sum critical-illness payouts but not per-procedure reimbursement.
BPJS Kesehatan uses the INA-CBG case-mix system (Permenkes 3/2023) with over 1,075 inpatient and 288 outpatient case groups. Echo is bundled within the relevant cardiac CBG; hospital class (A/B/C/D) affects the rate.
Bảo hiểm Y tế (BHYT) covers 80–100% depending on category and referral chain. Hospital tier (hạng I / II / III) affects the rate. MOH publishes the imaging schedule per Decisions 2775/QD-BYT and 2776/QD-BYT (2025).
The National Health Insurance Basket (Sal Sherutei Briut, governed by the National Health Insurance Law) covers echo studies for all four HMOs (Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, Leumit). Each HMO operates its own network of cardiology services within the basket scope.
The Royal Medical Services covers military personnel and select civil servants. The Ministry of Health covers the general population at public hospitals. Private insurers (Globemed, NewMed, AlNisr Alarabi, etc.) maintain their own schedules.
All indicative ranges reflect the current local schedule at time of writing. Hospital tier, insurer contracts, and bundled DRG / CBG case payments materially affect actual paid amounts. Verify against the live local schedule before relying on figures for financial planning.
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Across these nine markets, three procurement themes recur: medical-device registration, local data-protection law, and APAC-region or sovereign cloud hosting.
Us2.ai holds registration with HSA (SG), Medsafe (NZ), MOHAP (UAE), MDACS (HK), MDA (MY), Kemenkes (ID), MOH Vietnam, AMAR (IL), and JFDA (JO).
Singapore PDPA, NZ Privacy Act, UAE PDPL, Hong Kong PDPO, Malaysia PDPA, Indonesia PDP Law, Vietnam PDP Decree, Israel Privacy Protection Law, and Jordan Personal Data Protection Law each carry market-specific requirements.
APAC-region cloud hosting (Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Mumbai), Middle East-region cloud (UAE), and on-premise deployment options are available to meet local data residency policy.
Common questions about echocardiography reimbursement across these additional markets.
Information is provided for general informational purposes only and is not a guarantee of coverage or reimbursement. Local schedules, hospital tier classifications, case-mix group rates, and insurer contracts are subject to change. Providers should verify against the relevant local authority before relying on figures for financial planning. This information does not constitute legal, financial, or billing advice.
Country-specific customer briefs are available with current scheme context, regulatory documentation, and clinical evidence tailored to your team.
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