D and S Audiology ✓ ACRA Verified

D and S Audiology is priced in the mid-range ($$) for private audiology, but specific fees were not published at the time of this listing. For context, private audiology consultations in Singapore typically run S$80–180 for a standard hearing assessment, with diagnostic ABR (auditory brainstem response) testing ranging from S$300–600 and comprehensive paediatric evaluations potentially higher. Hearing aid fitting and dispensing is a separate cost, usually S$1,500–6,000+ per aid depending on the technology tier. GST applies on private clinical services. MediSave generally does not cover outpatient audiology assessments directly, though some costs may be claimable under an Integrated Shield Plan depending on your policy terms. For any planned assessment or hearing aid fitting, request a written fee estimate upfront so you can clarify insurance and out-of-pocket portions before the appointment. See the full paediatric cost guide for Singapore →

No MOH Healthcare Services Licence or professional registration details were listed in the submitted data for D and S Audiology. Audiology clinics dispensing hearing aids are required to hold an MOH Healthcare Services Licence for the premises under the Healthcare Services Act — verifiable on the MOH licensee directory. Individual audiologists practising in Singapore should be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC); you can search by name on the AHPC public register at careers.moh.gov.sg to confirm registration status. For paediatric cases where medical decisions are involved — such as cochlear implant candidacy or surgical referral — an ENT (ear, nose and throat) specialist with SMC registration and FAMS or FRCS accreditation in Otorhinolaryngology is typically part of the care pathway. Confirm whether D and S Audiology works alongside a registered ENT specialist and whether any such referral is coordinated through the clinic. Verify the MOH clinic licence and the audiologist's AHPC registration before booking, particularly for diagnostic assessments on young children where accuracy of results is critical.

Outpatient audiology assessments at a private clinic are not typically claimable under MediSave's standard S$500/700 outpatient withdrawal limits, which are designed for GP and CDMP-listed chronic condition management rather than allied health diagnostics. However, if the clinic holds an MOH Healthcare Services Licence and the assessment is conducted under a referring doctor's order, some Integrated Shield Plan (IP) policies may cover part of the cost — confirm this with your insurer before the appointment. For hearing aids specifically, the Assistive Technology Fund administered by SG Enable provides subsidies for Singapore Citizens and PRs with diagnosed hearing loss, including children — this is worth enquiring about separately. Some employers' group insurance plans also cover hearing assessments and aids as a benefit. For any planned assessment, request a written fee breakdown from D and S Audiology that separates the consultation, diagnostic test, and any device or fitting charges so you can submit a pre-authorisation request to your insurer with accurate figures.