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Healthcare Subsidy Rates

Dated CHAS tier limits and public acute-inpatient and specialist-outpatient subsidy percentages, preserving citizenship, household means, ward class, referral and effective-date dimensions.

Last verified: 2026-08-08 Status: verified

Healthcare Subsidy Rates

This dataset is not a bill calculator. “Up to” is a maximum subsidy, not the clinic's total charge or the patient's final price. Apply citizenship, care setting, ward or service class, referral source, household means, claim caps and effective date before quoting a rate.

CHAS tier criteria — effective 1 January 2025

All Singapore citizens can apply for CHAS. For a household with income, tiering uses gross household monthly income divided by family members living together. For a household with no income, it uses the annual value (AV) of the home.

Criterion CHAS Blue CHAS Orange CHAS Green
Household monthly income/person S$1,500 or less S$1,501–S$2,300 Above S$2,300
Home AV when household has no income S$21,000 or less S$21,001–S$31,000 Above S$31,000

CHAS medical maximums

Service Green Orange Blue Merdeka Generation Pioneer Generation
Common illness, per visit None S$10 S$18.50 S$23.50 S$28.50
Simple chronic, per visit S$28 S$50 S$80 S$85 S$90
Simple chronic, annual cap S$112 S$200 S$320 S$340 S$360
Complex chronic, per visit S$40 S$80 S$125 S$130 S$135
Complex chronic, annual cap S$160 S$320 S$500 S$520 S$540

Common-illness subsidies are limited to 24 visits per patient per calendar year across all CHAS clinics. “Simple” means one chronic condition; “complex” means multiple chronic conditions or one with complications. Source: MOH, accessed 8 Aug 2026.

Public acute inpatient B2/C subsidy — effective 1 October 2024

PCHI is gross monthly household income divided by family members living together. For a household with no PCHI, AV controls the row.

Monthly PCHI Singapore citizen Permanent resident
No PCHI, AV ≤S$21,000 80% 50%
No PCHI, AV >S$21,000 50% 25%
>S$0–S$2,100 80% 50%
>S$2,100–S$2,300 75% 42.5%
>S$2,300–S$2,600 70% 35%
>S$2,600–S$3,000 65% 32.5%
>S$3,000–S$3,300 60% 30%
>S$3,300–S$3,600 55% 27.5%
Above S$3,600 50% 25%

Public acute inpatient B2+ subsidy — effective 1 October 2024

Monthly PCHI Singapore citizen Permanent resident
No PCHI, AV ≤S$21,000 50% 25%
No PCHI, AV >S$21,000 35% 15%
>S$0–S$2,100 50% 25%
>S$2,100–S$2,300 47.5% 23.75%
>S$2,300–S$2,600 45% 22.5%
>S$2,600–S$3,000 42.5% 21.25%
>S$3,000–S$3,300 40% 20%
>S$3,300–S$3,600 37.5% 17.5%
Above S$3,600 35% 15%

Source: MOH, accessed 8 Aug 2026. A and B1 are private/unsubsidised ward classes and do not use these tables.

Public Specialist Outpatient Clinic subsidy — effective 1 January 2025

An eligible referral source is required. Examples include a polyclinic, CHAS GP, emergency department, inpatient or day-surgery service, or subsidised SOC. The table alone does not establish a patient's referral eligibility.

Monthly PCHI Singapore citizen Permanent resident
No PCHI, AV ≤S$21,000 70% 25%
No PCHI, AV >S$21,000–S$31,000 50% 25%
No PCHI, AV >S$31,000 30% 25%
>S$0–S$1,500 70% 25%
>S$1,500–S$2,300 60% 25%
>S$2,300–S$3,600 50% 25%
>S$3,600–S$7,000 40% 25%
Above S$7,000 30% 25%

Source: MOH, accessed 8 Aug 2026. Subsidy is applied automatically from the means-test status for each eligible episode.

Record details

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Jurisdiction
SG
What each row represents
one dated subsidy rate or cap per service, citizenship, means-test band, and care class
Update cadence
after MOH subsidy, CHAS, ward-class, or means-test policy changes
Source format
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Dates describe this record’s own period and applicability. A verification date does not mean a rule is currently in force.

Sources

Collection as of 2026-10-07 · An expanding collection. Published counts show available knowledge, not complete coverage of Singapore.