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The aim of the Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS), formerly known as the Primary Care Partnership Scheme (PCPS), is to provide needy elderly and/or disabled Singaporeans with better access to primary healthcare by bringing affordable services closer to such residents.
The Primary Care Partnership Scheme (PCPS) by MOH has helped needy elderly and disabled Singaporeans receive subsidized treatment at General Practitioners (GPs) and dental clinics near their homes. The scheme is convenient. It saves travel time and expenses.
Primary Care Partnership Scheme (PCPS). Both women suffer from chronic diseases that require them to be on daily medications and go for regular medical check-ups. Under the current PCPS, people aged 65 and above with a per capita monthly household income of less than $800 are provided subsidies for part of their medical fees when they consult a
The Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) enables all Singapore Citizens, including Pioneer Generation and Merdeka Generation cardholders, to receive subsidies for medical and/or dental care at participating General Practitioner (GP) and dental clinics.
As part of national efforts to strengthen primary care, the Ministry of Health introduced the Primary Care Network (PCN) scheme to encourage private GP clinics to organise themselves into networks that support holistic and team-based care in the community.
A Primary Care Network (PCN) is a network of General Practitioners (GPs) supported by nurses and care coordinators which provides holistic and coordinated care to patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and hyperlipidaemia.
It is important to make primary care accessible and affordable to the needy elderly. As such, MOH has started the Primary Care Partnership Scheme (PCPS) to allow needy elderly to visit their GPs paying polyclinic prices.
