What is the difference between MediShield Life and CareShield Life?
Both MediShield Life and CareShield Life are insurance plans, but they serve different purposes. They complement each other in providing lifetime protection against different types of healthcare expenses.
MediShield Life helps to pay for large hospital bills and selected costly outpatient treatments such as dialysis and chemotherapy for cancer. Whereas CareShield Life provides cash payouts to help severely disabled individuals with their long-term care costs.
Related questions
Why can’t CareShield Life automatically reimburse long-term care costs like MediShield Life does for hospital bills?
What are the areas of duplication between MediShield Life and health insurance plans that are not Integrated Shield Plans?
Why is MediShield Life able to provide universal coverage for all Singaporeans, while CareShield Life is not able to?
Why is there an increase in premiums for everyone when most of us do not make claims from MediShield Life?
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