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Can I see my own doctor or therapist to assess if my loved one can qualify for IDAPE?

Updated by AIC

Your loved one's regular doctor or therapist may not have been trained by MOH to carry out the SDA. That is why he/ she needs to be assessed by an MOH-accredited severe disability assessor.

Please check if your doctor or therapist is on the approved list of assessors. If they are not, please make an appointment with another assessor from the list.

Please click here for more information on IDAPE.

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