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Healthier SG
1. Free Initial Health Plan Consultation
All Singaporeans & Permanent Residents are Eligible for initial free Health Plan visit
At your initial Onboarding Visit, you will consult our doctor to go through your Personalised Health Plan.
Upon completion, residents will get 3,000 Healthpoints (~$20), through the Healthy 365 app.
Enrolment starts 5th July 2023 for those 60yrs and above
2. Vaccination Subsidies
Government Subsidies (Adult)
HSG Enrolled Singapore Citizens who meet the criteria under the National Adult Immunisation Schedule (NAIS) are eligible for FULLY SUBSIDISED $0 recommended vaccinations when they visit their Healthier SG clinic. Flu, Pneumococcal, Hepatitis B and Chickenpox Vaccine included.
3. Health Screening Subsidies
Fully Subsidised Screen for Life (SFL) Programme
$0 for enrolled Singapore Citizens when they visit their Healthier SG family doctor
For Permanent Residents, an additional consultations will be charged accordingly.
SFL Programmes
We offer the following National Health Screening Programmes:
1) SFL Cervical (PAP smear for Women above 25years old)
2) SFL Chronic Illness (Blood test for Cholesterol, Diabetes, Blood pressure screen)
3) SFL Colorectal Cancer (At home stool test kit for Colon Cancer screen)
4) SFL Breast (We will refer you for Mammogram at subsidised centres if you are keen)
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4. Higher Medication Subsidies
*Applies only from Early 2024
Enrolled CHAS cardholders may benefit from the Healthier SG Chronic Tier subsidy framework. A list of chronic medications similar and at prices comparable to those prescribed and subsidised at polyclinics will be available to them.
Our clinics will advise you on whether you will benefit more from this programme, or the current CHAS subsidy tiers.
5. No Compulsory Cash Copayment*
This applies only from Early 2024
HSG enrolled residents with approved chronic conditions can use MediSave to pay for their full treatment at their Healthier SG family physician, up to the MediSave500/700 withdrawal limit*. They no longer need to co-pay 15% of their bill in cash.
The above is adapted from: MOH, Healthier SG, Healthhub,
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