Health Insured SG

02/11/2026

Your doctor recommends an MRI, CT scan, or ultrasound. Does that mean insurance will cover it? 🤔

A doctor’s referral doesn’t automatically make a scan claimable. Coverage depends on why you need it, whether it’s linked to a covered hospital stay or day surgery, and your policy’s benefits. Health Insured

What if you need a scan but aren’t hospitalised? We explain when insurance may help, how MediSave could be used, and what to check before your appointment.

Read the full article: https://healthinsured.sg/does-insurance-cover-mri-ct-scan-ultrasound/

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MRI, CT scans, and ultrasound may be covered by health insurance in Singapore. Learn when Integrated Shield Plans apply and how MediSave can help.

30/10/2026

Discharged from hospital, but still need follow-up treatment. How long after discharge can claim ah? 👀

Your medical bills don’t always end when you leave the hospital.

Under your Integrated Shield Plan, eligible follow-up consultations, tests, and treatment may be covered if they’re related to your hospitalisation and fall within your plan’s post-hospitalisation coverage period.

But the timeframe can differ between insurers and plans, and panel arrangements may affect how long you’re covered.

💡 Check both how long your follow-up treatment is covered for and the deadline for submitting your claims. These may be different!

🎥 Watch this episode of Can Claim Ah? as we ask Daryl what to look out for, and save this for future reference.

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29/10/2026

Your doctor says you need an MRI, CT scan, or ultrasound. But does that mean your insurance will pay for it? 🤔

A referral alone doesn’t guarantee coverage. Why you need the scan, whether it relates to a covered hospital stay or day surgery, and your policy’s benefits all matter.

If you’re having an outpatient scan without hospitalisation, check whether your Corporate Insurance or a separate outpatient medical plan includes diagnostic imaging. MediSave may also help pay for eligible scans, subject to scheme rules.

👉 Swipe through for the key points, then read the full article via the link in our comments below.

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26/10/2026

Your health screening flagged something. Now your doctor recommends more tests. Will insurance cover what comes next? 👀

A specialist consultation, scan, or biopsy can raise questions about both your health and your bills.

Follow-up investigations are assessed differently from routine screening, but coverage isn’t automatic. Your Integrated Shield Plan or Corporate Insurance may help, depending on your policy and whether the care is outpatient or linked to covered hospitalisation or day surgery.

Before your next appointment, find out what to check, from referrals and panel requirements to eligible expenses.

👉 Read more: https://healthinsured.sg/health-screening-insurance-coverage-follow-up/

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Need more tests after a health screening? Learn when insurance in Singapore covers follow-up consultations and tests, and what to check before booking.

22/10/2026

“Your health screening results need a closer look.”

More appointments. More tests. And another question: will insurance cover the follow-up? 💭

The screening itself and the care that follows are assessed separately. Your employer’s medical benefits or outpatient insurance could cover specialist consultations and tests.

If investigations lead to covered hospitalisation or day surgery, eligible related expenses could qualify under your Integrated Shield Plan’s pre-hospitalisation benefits.

Before booking, check your referral requirements, panel providers, claim periods, and what you’ll need to pay yourself.

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19/10/2026

When the haze affects your health, do you know what your insurance covers? 🌫️

From a GP visit for a persistent cough to ongoing asthma care, understanding your coverage can help you plan for treatment costs.

Your Corporate Insurance, available government subsidies, and MediSave could each play a role, depending on the care you need. And if hospitalisation is required, different insurance benefits apply.

We explain what to check for GP visits, chronic condition care, and hospital admissions.

👉 Read more: https://healthinsured.sg/haze-singapore-claim-gp-visits-asthma-care/

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Coughing because of the haze? Learn when GP visits, ongoing asthma or COPD treatment and hospital care may be covered by insurance, CHAS or MediSave in Singapore.

19/10/2026

Day surgery and going home on the same day; can claim your medical expenses before and after or not? 👀

Your pre- and post-hospitalisation coverage doesn’t necessarily only apply when you stay overnight in hospital.

If you’re undergoing an eligible day surgery, related expenses before and after the procedure may also be claimable under your Integrated Shield Plan.

This could include specialist consultations, diagnostic tests, or follow-up treatment, depending on your plan.

But do check your policy; claim periods, eligible expenses, and panel requirements can differ between insurers and plans.

🎥 Watch this episode of Can Claim Ah? to find out more and save this for future reference!

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16/10/2026

A scratchy throat, a lingering cough… would your health insurance cover a visit to the GP? 🌫️

The answer depends on the care you receive and the benefits you hold.

Routine GP visits are usually not covered by an Integrated Shield Plan (IP). Your Corporate Insurance, separate outpatient insurance, or applicable subsidies are the options to check instead.

💡 From 12 October 2026, the Haze Subsidy Scheme also provides subsidised treatment for eligible haze-related conditions at polyclinics and participating GP clinics. Eligibility differs by clinic type.

If the haze worsens your asthma or COPD, CHAS subsidies and MediSave under the Chronic Disease Management Programme could help with eligible ongoing care. Remember: using MediSave is different from making an insurance claim.

And if you visit A&E, being treated and sent home is different from being admitted to hospital.

👉 Swipe to find out which benefits to check, and read the full guide on healthinsured.sg.

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14/10/2026

When a loved one needs brain tumour surgery, there’s already a lot to take in. Understanding the costs shouldn’t add to the uncertainty. 🩵

A large hospital bill can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t necessarily reflect what you’ll need to pay out of pocket.

Your Integrated Shield Plan, Rider, and MediSave can make a difference, depending on your coverage and the applicable limits.

Our latest article walks through examples from public and private hospitals, explains how costs add up, and shares what to ask your hospital and insurer before treatment.

👉 Read more: https://healthinsured.sg/brain-tumour-surgery-cost-singapore/

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A brain tumour surgery bill can feel overwhelming. See how an Integrated Shield Plan, Rider, and MediSave may affect the cash you need to prepare.

09/10/2026

When there’s a lot to take in, a little clarity can help. 🩵

If brain tumour surgery is needed, patients and families have many questions to work through. Understanding the costs is one part of preparing for the care ahead.

So, what might you actually need to pay?

We follow the bill through an Integrated Shield Plan, different rider scenarios, and MediSave to show how the estimated cash payment is worked out.

Swipe through for the breakdown, and see why your coverage matters when looking beyond the hospital bill.

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*Figures are illustrative. Actual payments depend on your policy, claim eligibility, MediSave withdrawal limits and available savings.