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Take charge of your healthcare needs
 
While exercise and a proper diet can help keep you healthy, illness can strike anytime. With advancements in science and rising medical costs, costs of medical treatment can deplete a substantial portion of your hard-earned savings.
 
As such, you need to stretch your Medisave dollars so that you have no worries should you be hospitalised or require long-term medical treatment.
 

You should not opt out from the MediShield, a catastrophic medical insurance scheme, which pays up to $250 a day and will help cover a large portion of the daily hospitalisation expenses in Class C or B2 wards.

To estimate the maximum amount that you can claim from Medisave or MediShield, click here to go to our Medisave/MediShield Online Calculator.

If you want a higher coverage, you can apply to the private insurers under the Private Medical Insurance Scheme. Click here to find out more about Private Medical Insurance Scheme.

 
If you are currently insured under MediShield as a dependant, you can take over the payment of your own premiums. Click here to apply.
 
If you wish to know how MediShield can benefit you, click here.


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 Last Updated on: Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 9:10 PM
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