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Lifeline is a company that supplies wheelchairs, hospital furniture, emergency equipment and other rehabilitation products in Singapore and other countries. It also operates retail showrooms and offers online shopping for its customers.
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Since 1991, we had served the community with our wide range...
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Lifeline operates three retail showrooms in Singapore: Tan...
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If you have enquiries, comments and feedback on career...
- Malaysia
Petaling Jaya Branch No. 6, Jalan Pengetua U1/32,...
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Lifeline Logistic Hub. No. 18, Jalan Laman Setia 7/1, Setia...
- Australia
Lifeline operates four retail showrooms in Singapore:...
- Rehabilitation
Since established in 1991, we have developed to be a market...
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Lifeline is the first medical company in Singapore to be awarded the Good Distribution Practice for Medical Devices in Singapore (GDPMDS) certification in October 2008. With the achievement of the prestigious ISO9001 Award in 1997, Lifeline has a team of dedicated staff to ensure top quality products and services in every aspect of our business.
Lifeline operates three retail showrooms in Singapore: Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Renci Community Hospital, and the Lifeline HQ showroom. We also operates 7 retail showrooms in Malaysia.
Since 1991, we had served the community with our wide range of home care rehabilitation products including wheelchairs, hospital furniture, oxygen concentrator and other patient support aids.
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Lifeline is available to eligible low-income consumers in every state, commonwealth, territory, and on Tribal lands. The Lifeline program is administered by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC). USAC is responsible for helping consumers apply for the program, understand eligibility requirements, and keep their benefit current through...
Key rules include the following: 1. Lifeline is available only to subscribers whose eligibility can be verified by checking a program eligibility database or by submitting documentation demonstrating their eligibility. 2. Only one Lifeline benefit is permitted per household. Federal rules prohibit subscribers from receiving more than one Lifeline s...
Enhanced Lifeline Benefits for Tribal Lands
Because telephone subscribership levels on Tribal lands are the lowest in the country, enhanced Lifeline benefits are available to low-income residents of Tribal lands. You can find out more about which areas are eligible Tribal lands by visiting this site: https://www.lifelinesupport.org/tribal-benefit/. Link Up, another federal benefit program, is a one-time benefit, per address, that reduces the initial installation or activation fees of certain Lifeline providers offering telephone servic...
What benefits are available through the Lifeline program's support for Tribal lands?
For low-income consumers living on Tribal lands, Lifeline provides a monthly discount of up to $34.25 off the cost of qualifying services (either wireline or wireless). This discount consists of up to $9.25 for qualifying broadband or bundled services or up to $5.25 for phone service (which is available to all eligible low-income subscribers across the United States) plus up to an additional $25 in enhanced support (which is available only to eligible low-income subscribers living on Tribal l...
What limitations are there on Lifeline and Link Up?
Federal rules prohibit qualifying low-income consumers from receiving more than one Lifeline service at the same time. For instance, low-income subscribers who qualify may receive a Lifeline discount on either a home telephone or a wireless telephone service, but they may not receive a Lifeline discount on both services at the same time. Additionally, only one Lifeline service may be obtained per household. "Household" is defined as any individual or group of individuals who live together at...
What is the current benefit under the Lifeline Program?
The Lifeline discount for eligible subscribers is up to $9.25 per month for qualifying monthly broadband or bundled services that meet the broadband minimum service standards. The discount for eligible subscribers is up to $5.25 for monthly service that only qualifies for the voice minimum service standards. The discount may be applied to either wireline or wireless services.
What is the enhanced benefit amount for Tribal Lands?
Up to $25 in enhanced support, in addition to the standard benefit, is available to eligible low-income subscribers living on Tribal lands.
How can I determine if I am eligible?
You can see if you are eligible for Lifeline service by reviewing the information available at lifelinesupport.org.
The FCC's Enforcement Bureau maintains a dedicated Lifeline Fraud Tip Line – 1-855-4LL-TIPS (or 1-855-455-8477) – and an email address – Lifelinetips@fcc.gov– to facilitate reporting of possible fraud in the program. Please provide as much detail as possible, including the name and contact information of the individuals involved and the companies t...
About Digital Connectivity and Lifeline Awareness Week The Federal Communications Commission, National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC), and National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates (NASUCA) have worked together since 2005 to promote outreach on the Lifeline program and, in the last two years, Affordable Conne...
ASL Video: How Lifeline Works
If you are a person with a disability and need assistance with your Lifeline application, contact the Lifeline Support Centeror call 800-243-9473. If you have a question about whether your Lifeline service and equipment is accessible, contact the FCC's Disability Rights Office at 202-418-2517 (voice), at 844-432-2275 (videophone for American Sign Language (ASL) users), or DRO@fcc.gov.
Lifeline is an FCC program that offers a discount on monthly telephone or broadband service for eligible low-income consumers. Learn how to apply, check eligibility, and find out more about the Affordable Connectivity Program and Lifeline outreach.
Lifeline is a national charity that offers 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention services to all Australians. You can call, chat, text or access online tools and resources to help you cope with emotional distress, trauma, stress, anxiety, depression and more.
Intense, heart-stopping, action-packed new half-hour drama about the men and women who risk their lives every day to protect and save others. Gurmit Singh (PCK Pte Ltd, Singapore Idol) is CPT Daniel De Souza, an 18-year veteran SCDF officer and OC of Seng Kang Fire Station.
