Choa Chu Kang Polyclinic
Choa Chu Kang
6 min walk from Keat Hong LRT
- HSA licensed
Polyclinics in Singapore: 10 polyclinics · medicine subsidy typically S$50–S$75 % off
Updated October 2026How we rank
Polyclinics are Singapore's subsidised public primary care clinics. Citizens get up to 75% off Standard Drug List medicines, and polyclinics are Healthier SG enrolment sites, so screening is free once you are enrolled. CHAS cards are for private clinics; polyclinics have their own subsidised rates. Expect longer waits for non-urgent dental work.
All 10 polyclinics in Singapore
Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.
L & H Polyclinic And Surgery
Bukit Merah
4 min walk from Redhill MRT
- MOH licensed
- CHAS clinic
Jurong Polyclinic
Jurong East
10 min walk from Chinese Garden MRT
Pioneer Polyclinic
Jurong West
3 min walk from Pioneer MRT
Queenstown Polyclinic
Queenstown
6 min walk from Commonwealth MRT
Woodlands Polyclinic
Woodlands
3 min walk from Marsiling MRT
Bukit Panjang Polyclinic
Bukit Panjang
3 min walk from Senja LRT
NHG Kallang Polyclinic
Kallang
3 min walk from Boon Keng MRT
Eunos Polyclinic
Joo Chiat
5 min walk from Eunos MRT
Singhealth Polyclinic Bedok
Bedok
6 min walk from Bedok MRT
Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.
How much do polyclinics charge in Singapore?
Selected subsidised fees for adult Singapore Citizens as of June 2026 (including GST). Subsidy levels differ for PRs, seniors and non-residents.
Medicine subsidy (Standard Drug List), citizens
S$50–S$75 % off
75% if household income per person is $2,300 or less; PRs 25%
Dental scaling and polishing (SingHealth)
S$52.60–S$89.20 per visit
Dental filling (SingHealth)
S$26.50–S$67.90 per tooth
Dental extraction (SingHealth)
S$31.20–S$58.30 per tooth
Screen for Life health screening
S$0–S$5 per visit
$0 if enrolled in Healthier SG at the polyclinic
Sources: The Money Bees – Cheaper medication in Singapore; The Money Bees – Cheap dentists and polyclinic dental fees (June 2026); The Money Bees – Polyclinic and private health screening prices (June 2026). Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.
How to choose a polyclinic
- Enrol in Healthier SG at the polyclinic or a GP you will actually visit; screenings and vaccinations under the national schedule are then free at that clinic.
- Book an appointment ahead where your polyclinic allows it, rather than walking in at peak hours.
- For a quick consult near home or after hours, a CHAS GP may be faster and, with your CHAS subsidy, cost similar.
- For dental care, polyclinics are cheap but have waits; CHAS private dental clinics are an alternative if you have a Blue, Orange, Merdeka or Pioneer card.
Questions about polyclinics in Singapore
Can I use my CHAS card at a polyclinic?
CHAS subsidies are designed for participating private GP and dental clinics. Polyclinics instead charge their own subsidised rates, for example up to 75% off Standard Drug List medicines for citizens. Compare both routes for long-term care, especially if you are enrolled in Healthier SG.
How much are medicines at a polyclinic?
Singapore Citizens get 75% off Standard Drug List medicines if their household income per person is $2,300 or less, and 50% if above. Permanent Residents get 25% off. For citizens without a CHAS card, a polyclinic is usually still the cheapest place to fill a long-term prescription.
Should I enrol in Healthier SG at a polyclinic or a GP?
Either gives the same standard of chronic care. Choose the one you can visit most easily, since Healthier SG benefits such as free nationally recommended screening and chronic-medicine subsidies apply only at the clinic you enrol with. CHAS cardholders enrolled at a GP can get enhanced Healthier SG chronic-tier subsidies there.
How many polyclinics are there in Singapore?
Lookup lists 10 polyclinics in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Bedok (2). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.