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GP Clinics in Singapore: 1,806 GP clinics · daytime GP consultation typically S$16–S$65 per visit

Updated October 2026How we rank
Most private GP clinics in Singapore are CHAS clinics, and your card colour sets the subsidy: up to $18.50 off a common-illness visit for CHAS Blue, $10 for Orange, $23.50 for Merdeka and $28.50 for Pioneer Generation seniors. CHAS Green gets no common-illness subsidy but does get chronic-care help.

21 of the best-documented GP clinics in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Healthpoint Family Clinic & Surgery Pte Ltd

Healthpoint Family Clinic & Surgery Pte Ltd

Queenstown

32+ years in business

2 min walk from Commonwealth MRT

Kin Mun Clinic

Kin Mun Clinic

Toa Payoh

21+ years in business

7 min walk from Toa Payoh MRT

The Family Clinic @ Towner

The Family Clinic @ Towner

Kallang

20+ years in business

1 min walk from Boon Keng MRT

Medlife Clinic & Surgery

Medlife Clinic & Surgery

Hougang

17+ years in business

7 min walk from Hougang MRT

Green Cross Medical Centre

Green Cross Medical Centre

Tampines

13+ years in business

9 min walk from Tampines West MRT

Zenith Medical Clinic

Zenith Medical Clinic

Punggol

12+ years in business

1 min walk from Soo Teck LRT

Universal Medical Clinic

Universal Medical Clinic

Bukit Batok

11+ years in business

9 min walk from Bukit Batok MRT

MY Clinic

MY Clinic

Bukit Timah

Since 2016

5 min walk from King Albert Park MRT

EH Medical

EH Medical

Woodlands

Since 2017

10 min walk from Admiralty MRT

Crossroads Family Clinic

Crossroads Family Clinic

Tampines

Since 2019

10 min walk from Tampines MRT

Hong Plastic Surgery

Hong Plastic Surgery

Toa Payoh

22+ years in business

6 min walk from Caldecott MRT

Kindred Family Clinic - Tampines

Kindred Family Clinic - Tampines

Tampines

Since 2020

8 min walk from Tampines East MRT

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How much do GP clinics charge in Singapore?

GP fees are set by each clinic and are not regulated. These are consultation-only rates published by clinic chains and collated in June 2026; medicine, tests and procedures are billed on top. CHAS, Merdeka and Pioneer subsidies are deducted at participating clinics.

  • Daytime GP consultation (clinic chains)

    S$16–S$65 per visit

    Consultation only. Neighbourhood chains sit at the low end; hospital-linked and airport clinics at the top.

  • Consultation after midnight (24-hour clinics)

    S$78–S$130 per visit

    Late-night surcharges apply from about 10pm at some chains

  • Screen for Life health screening (eligible citizens)

    S$0–S$5 per screening

    $0 for Healthier SG enrollees at their clinic and Pioneer Generation; $2 Merdeka/CHAS Blue/Orange; $5 others

  • CHAS subsidy, simple chronic condition

    S$28–S$90 off per visit

    Green $28 up to Pioneer $90; annual caps $112–$360

  • CHAS subsidy, complex chronic condition

    S$40–S$135 off per visit

    Green $40 up to Pioneer $135; annual caps $160–$540

Sources: The Money Bees – 24-hour clinic fees in Singapore (June 2026); The Money Bees – Polyclinic and private health screening prices (June 2026); MOH – Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS): tiers and subsidy amounts. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should a GP clinic have?

  • Outpatient Medical Service licence

    Ministry of Health (Healthcare Services Act) · Required by law

    Every GP clinic must be licensed by MOH to provide outpatient medical services. Endoscopy, liposuction and ECG stress testing are separately approved 'specified services'.

  • Medical registration and Practising Certificate

    Singapore Medical Council · Required by law

    Every doctor must be on SMC's Register of Medical Practitioners and hold a current Practising Certificate.

    Check the official register

  • CHAS-participating clinic

    Ministry of Health · Optional accreditation

    Clinics opt in to CHAS. Subsidies for CHAS, Merdeka and Pioneer Generation cardholders apply only at participating clinics.

    Check the official register

How to choose a GP clinic

  • If you have a chronic condition, enrol with one Healthier SG clinic. Enhanced chronic-medication subsidies (up to 87.5% for Pioneer and 81.25% for Merdeka seniors on selected drugs, with no dollar cap) only apply at the clinic you are enrolled with.
  • Ask for the consultation fee before you see the doctor. Daytime rates across chains ranged from about $16 to $65 in mid-2026, so the same visit can cost four times as much a few blocks away.
  • For long-term medicines, ask whether a cheaper generic exists, or ask for a written prescription to fill at a retail pharmacy or compare with polyclinic prices.
  • Check the late-night surcharge. After midnight, 24-hour clinics charged about $78–130 just to consult; if it can wait until morning, it usually should. Real emergencies belong at A&E.
  • Confirm the doctor's registration on the SMC register (MOH Professional Registration System) if you are seeing someone new.

Red flags

  • The clinic will not tell you the consultation fee until after you have seen the doctor.
  • Time-limited promotions, free check-ups bundled with sales, or credit-card tie-ups: SMC's Ethical Code bars doctors from these financial inducements.
  • Patient testimonials in the clinic's own advertising, which SMC's Ethical Code prohibits.
  • The doctor is not on SMC's register or has no current Practising Certificate.

Questions to ask before you book

  • Are you a CHAS clinic, and which card tiers do you accept?
  • Are you a Healthier SG clinic, and can I enrol here?
  • What is the consultation fee before subsidy, and roughly what will the medicine cost?
  • Is there a generic version of this medicine?
  • Do you charge extra for MCs, memos or after-hours visits?

Questions about GP clinics in Singapore

How much does it cost to see a GP in Singapore?

Each clinic sets its own fees. Consult-only rates at clinic chains ranged from about $16 to $65 in the daytime as of June 2026, and about $78–130 after midnight at 24-hour clinics. Medicine, tests and procedures are added. If you hold a CHAS, Merdeka or Pioneer Generation card, the subsidy is deducted at participating clinics, for example up to $18.50 per common-illness visit for CHAS Blue.

What are the CHAS income limits for Blue, Orange and Green?

All Singapore Citizens qualify for CHAS. From 1 January 2025, tiers go by household monthly income per person: Blue at $1,500 and below, Orange at $1,501–2,300, Green above $2,300. Households with no income are assessed by the home's Annual Value: Blue at $21,000 and below, Orange at $21,001–31,000, Green above $31,000. Green gets chronic and screening subsidies but not common-illness subsidies.

What do I get from enrolling in Healthier SG?

Singapore Citizens and PRs can enrol with one GP clinic or polyclinic. Participating clinics list a free first health-plan consultation, free nationally recommended screenings and vaccinations, and $20 of Healthpoints after onboarding. CHAS cardholders also get the Healthier SG chronic tier, with enhanced subsidies on selected chronic medicines. These subsidies apply only at the clinic you enrol with.

Can I use my CHAS card at a polyclinic?

CHAS subsidies are for participating private GP and dental clinics. Polyclinics have their own subsidised rates instead; for example, citizens get up to 75% off Standard Drug List medicines if their household income per person is $2,300 or less. For long-term prescriptions, compare your CHAS GP's price with the polyclinic before deciding where to fill them.

How do I check if a doctor is registered in Singapore?

Search the doctor's name on MOH's Professional Registration System, which the Singapore Medical Council links to as its official register. It shows whether the doctor is registered, the type of registration, any specialist accreditation and whether they hold a current Practising Certificate. A doctor without a valid Practising Certificate cannot legally practise.

How many GP clinics are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 1,806 GP clinics in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Tampines (108). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.