Hearing Partners Singapore ✓ ACRA Verified

No specific pricing has been published for Hearing Partners Singapore. In the Singapore market, a private audiology consultation typically runs S$80–180, with hearing aid fittings ranging from S$1,500 to S$8,000+ per device depending on technology tier. Diagnostic investigations such as tympanometry or auditory brainstem response (ABR) tests may be billed separately. GST applies to private audiology services. For paediatric patients, a polyclinic or GP referral to a public hospital audiology department can reduce costs substantially for Singapore Citizens, though waiting times for non-urgent appointments can run several weeks. For any planned device fitting, request a written quotation that separates consultation, assessment, device cost, and follow-up charges before committing. See the full paediatric healthcare cost guide for Singapore →

No MOH Healthcare Services Licence or professional registration details have been confirmed in the current listing data for Hearing Partners Singapore. Audiologists in Singapore are allied health professionals regulated by the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) — not the Singapore Medical Council — and their registration can be verified on the AHPC public register at healthprofessionals.gov.sg. Clinic premises offering audiology services should also hold an appropriate SFA or MOH registration depending on the scope of clinical services provided. Before booking, ask the clinic to confirm the consulting audiologist's AHPC registration number and the clinic's operating licences. This is a standard and reasonable request, particularly for paediatric assessments where the findings may inform school placement or therapeutic interventions.

Audiology consultations and hearing aid fittings at private clinics are generally not claimable under MediShield Life or Integrated Shield Plans (IPs), as these typically cover inpatient stays, day surgery, and selected outpatient specialist visits rather than allied health services. MediSave use for outpatient audiology is limited and typically not applicable under the standard MediSave 500/700 withdrawal rules. However, the government's Assistive Technology Fund (administered through SG Enable) provides grants of up to S$40,000 over a lifetime for Singaporeans and PRs with permanent hearing loss, covering hearing aids and cochlear implant processors. The Seniors' Mobility and Enabling Fund (SMEFund) offers subsidies for seniors. For paediatric patients, subsidised audiology services via KK Women's and Children's Hospital or National University Hospital may be accessible through a polyclinic referral. Confirm your eligibility for these schemes directly with the clinic or via SG Enable at sgenable.sg.