1. Watchlist

Members of the public are encouraged to use the following resources to verify if a healthcare service provider or professional is licensed or registered respectively when seeking healthcare services:

1. HealthHub Directory for a list of licensed healthcare service providers in Singapore.

2. Allied Health Professional Council (AHPC) Directory for a list of registered allied health professionals in Singapore.

3. Optometrists & Opticians Board (OOB) Directory for a list of registered optometrists and opticians in Singapore.

4. Singapore Dental Council (SDC) Directory for a list of registered dental practitioners in Singapore.

5. Singapore Medical Council (SMC) Directory for a list of registered medical practitioners in Singapore.

6. Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) Directory for a list of registered nurses and midwives in Singapore.

7. Singapore Pharmacy Council (SPC) Directory for a list of registered pharmacists in Singapore.

8. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Practitioners Board Directory for a list of registered TCM practitioners in Singapore.

Enforcement action against healthcare institutions and practitioners

MOH monitors and acts on complaints against both unlicensed and licensed healthcare institutions and practitioners for breaches of our regulatory requirements, such as those under the Private Hospitals and Medical Clinics Act (PHMCA), Healthcare Services Act (HCSA), Medical Registration Act (MRA) or Dental Registration Act (DRA).

The list below provides information on the enforcement actions taken against errant healthcare institutions and practitioners. The duration a healthcare institution or practitioner remains on the list varies and is based on the type of offence committed. This list is updated periodically.

Enforcement action taken under the Healthcare Services Act (HCSA) and Private Hospitals and Medical Clinics Act (PHMCA)

The list below comprises:

1. Healthcare service providers whose licences have been suspended or revoked, and/or on whom criminal penalties (e.g. a fine and/or an imprisonment term) have been imposed for breach of the requirements;

2. Persons on whom criminal penalties (e.g. a fine and/or an imprisonment term) have been imposed for providing healthcare services without the relevant licences.

With the HCSA fully implemented on 18 December 2023, please note that the PHMCA has been repealed ever since. However, offences committed under the PHMCA prior to 18 December 2023, will remain on the website for a maximum of 2 years.

Last updated on 10 March 2026

Enforcement action taken under the Medical Registration Act (MRA) and Dental Registration Act (DRA)

The list below includes persons on whom criminal penalties (e.g. a fine and/or an imprisonment term) have been imposed for providing professional healthcare services without being duly registered with the relevant Professional Boards.

Last updated on 10 March 2026

Resources and feedback

For any clarifications, enquiries, or to report unlicensed or non-compliant healthcare service providers and practitioners, please use this link.