If I have developed severe disability, who should I go to for help?
If you are unable to meet your long-term care needs after available Government subsidies and assistance schemes, including ElderFund, you can rely on MediFund and ComCare as a safety net.
If you have challenges meeting your long-term care needs, you should approach the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), or a medical social worker at your long-term care provider, for more advice and assistance. Alternatively, if you are already being assisted with ComCare from the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) / Social Services Offices (SSOs) and need further help with your long-term care costs, please approach your SSO for advice and assistance.
MOH and MSF will work closely together to ensure that Singaporeans who need financial assistance do not need to undergo unnecessary hurdles in seeking assistance for their healthcare, long-term care and daily living expenses.
This information is sourced from MOH
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