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Ministry of Health
Parliamentary QA

Difference in fees paid to family doctors and healthcare clusters for locals and foreigners under Healthier SG

20 October 2022

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NOTICE PAPER NO. 1450
NOTICE OF QUESTION FOR WRITTEN ANSWER
FOR THE SITTING OF PARLIAMENT ON 20 OCTOBER 2022

Name and Constituency of Member of Parliament
Ms Hazel Poa
Non-Constituency MP

Question No. 2279

To ask the Minister for Health whether there will be any difference in fees paid to family doctors and healthcare clusters for locals and foreigners under the Healthier SG plan.

 
Answer


Under Healthier SG, participating General Practitioner (GP) clinics will receive an annual service fee for the time and effort taken to care for and manage each enrolled resident. This service fee will not be differentiated by nationality.

At the same time, Singapore Citizens (SCs) and Permanent Residents (PRs) will receive an onboarding consultation and annual check-ins, that are fully subsidised, with the family doctor they are enrolled with. SCs will further receive fully subsidised nationally recommended health screenings and vaccinations. Foreigners are not eligible for these subsidies.

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