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Subsidised consultation fees at public polyclinics are tiered by citizenship status. Singapore Citizens pay approximately S$8–16 for a standard GP visit after subsidy; PRs pay a higher co-payment (roughly S$12–25), and foreigners pay unsubsidised rates closer to S$45–70. These figures may change — confirm current fee schedules on the MOH or NHG website before visiting. Investigations, medications, and referral letters are billed separately on top of the consultation. A polyclinic visit typically includes basic diagnostics such as blood pressure measurement and urine dipstick at no extra charge, while blood tests and other investigations are billed at subsidised rates. MediSave can be used for CDMP-covered chronic conditions up to the S$700/year outpatient withdrawal limit. For any planned referral to a restructured hospital SOC, request the referral letter in writing — it determines your subsidy eligibility at the specialist clinic and your wait time category. See the full GP & 24-Hour Clinics cost guide for Singapore →

NHG Toa Payoh Polyclinic is operated by National Healthcare Group Polyclinics, a public healthcare cluster under MOH. Public polyclinics operate under the national primary care framework and are not separately listed on the MOH Healthcare Services Licence directory in the same way private clinics are — their regulatory oversight runs through MOH's public cluster governance structure. Every doctor practising at the polyclinic is registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC). You can verify any doctor by searching the SMC public register at smc.gov.sg using their name. Polyclinic doctors are typically in the MOE Graduate or Senior Medical Officer grade, with senior physicians and family medicine specialists providing clinical supervision. For a named doctor, ask the clinic's front desk or check NHG's published doctor directory online before your appointment.

MediSave can be used at NHG Toa Payoh Polyclinic for outpatient chronic disease management under the CDMP, covering conditions including hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidaemia, stroke, asthma, COPD, and selected mental health conditions — up to S$700 per year per MediSave account. This is applied directly at the point of payment; no prior authorisation is needed. Most Integrated Shield Plans (IPs) do not cover polyclinic outpatient visits, as the subsidised fees are already low and IP policies typically activate for specialist inpatient or day-surgery claims. If your insurer or employer provides a GP panel card, confirm whether NHG polyclinics are included in the panel. For referrals to restructured hospitals, the polyclinic letter grants you access to the subsidised SOC tier — using your IP for specialist visits at restructured hospitals then becomes relevant, and pre-authorisation from your insurer should be sought before any planned procedure downstream.