With the launch of Healthier SG, residents who enrol with and visit their enrolled GP clinic for preventive and chronic care will receive the following Healthier SG benefits:

• One-time fully-subsidised first Health Plan consultation with the chosen clinic.

• 3,000 Healthpoints (worth $20) will be awarded through the Healthy 365 app after the first Health Plan consultation.

• One-off 1,500 Healthpoints benefit (worth $10) will be awarded through the Healthy 365 app after (a) completion of an in-person annual Health Plan check-in and (b) viewing of updated Health Plan on HealthHub after the in-person check-in. Both (a) and (b) must be completed within the qualifying period of 1 Jul 2026 – 31 Dec 2029. For more information on the eligibility criteria of the one-off 1,500 Healthpoints benefit (worth $10), please refer to How can I qualify for the one-off 1,500 Healthpoints benefit (worth $10) that will be launched on 1 July 2026?

• Special subsidies for Healthier SG screening tests and vaccinations* (for Singapore Citizens only)

• CHAS cardholders with high medication requirements and bills can opt for the Healthier SG Chronic Tier, which provides subsidies of up to 87.5% on whitelisted chronic medications. More details of the subsidy levels for different CHAS cardholders under the Healthier SG Chronic Tier can be found in the table below.

• Singapore Residents can use MediSave to pay for their CDMP treatment at their enrolled Healthier SG clinic without cash co-payment, up to prevailing withdrawal limits.

Healthier SG Chronic Tier

Healthier SG benefits and subsidies are available/ accessible at your enrolled Healthier SG Clinic.

*Eligible Singapore Citizens will enjoy subsidised screening tests and vaccinations at polyclinics and CHAS GP clinics, while eligible Permanent Residents enjoy subsidised screening tests and vaccinations at polyclinics. In addition, eligible Singapore Citizens who are enrolled with Healthier SG will enjoy special subsidies at their enrolled Healthier SG clinic.

Screening test eligibility is determined based on an individual’s age, sex, pre-existing conditions and last health screening date.

Vaccination eligibility is determined based on an individual’s age, sex, pre-existing medical conditions and vaccination history.