Chronic Disease Management
Chronic care works best as a partnership. We're not here to tell you what to do – we're here to work with you to find what actually works for your body, your schedule, and your life.
CHAS/Medisave accepted
No long waiting times
Evening & weekend appointments
Chronic conditions we look after
Whether you're managing one condition or several, we have experience supporting patients with:
Heart Health & Metabolism
- Type 2 Diabetes (including pre-diabetes)
- Hypertension (high blood pressure)
- Hyperlipidaemia (high cholesterol)
- Ischaemic heart disease risk
- Obesity-related metabolic conditions
- Chronic kidney disease (early stages)
Regular monitoring of HbA1c, blood pressure, lipid panels, and cardiovascular risk factors.
Respiratory & Musculoskeletal
- Asthma
- Allergic rhinitis
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
- Osteoarthritis
- Gout
- Osteoporosis
Management of breathing difficulties, joint pain, stiffness, and bone health.
Neurological & Others
- Epilepsy (stable cases)
- Parkinson's disease
- Chronic Hepatitis B
- Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
We coordinate with specialists when needed and manage medication refills and routine monitoring.
Making chronic care affordable
We know cost is a concern, especially for ongoing care.
The good news: if you're a Singapore citizen or PR, government subsidies can significantly reduce what you pay out-of-pocket.
Scheme/ Benefit | Eligibility | Subsidy/ Withdrawal |
|---|---|---|
CHAS Green/Orange/Blue | Singaporeans, income means-tested | Please check CHAS page for the latest details. |
Merdeka/Pioneer Generation | Seniors (MG/PG cardholders) | Please check CHAS page for the latest details. |
MediSave500/700 | All Singaporeans/PRs | $500 (non-complex), $700 (complex) |
Flexi-MediSave | Singaporeans aged 60+ | $400, on top of others |
Healthier SG Chronic Tier | CHAS/MG/PG enrollees at Healthier SG GP | Up to 87.5% subsidy. Please see Healthier SG PDF for the tiering. |
Your chronic care team
When you're managing a long-term condition, who your doctor is matters just as much as what they know. Meet the team who'll walk with you.
Dr Keith Yong
MBBS (Singapore)
Dr Keith Yong believes that good primary care starts with listening - taking time to understand your concerns, your lifestyle, and what matters most to you, not just your symptoms. He practises with a focus on preventive care and long-term wellness, supporting patients with everyday acute conditions as well as ongoing health needs such as chronic disease management, vaccinations, and health screening.
Dr Reuven Cheng
MBBS (Singapore)
MScPHM (Singapore)
Dr Reuven Cheng brings a calm, attentive approach to every consultation. He takes the time to truly understand what you're experiencing and explain options in ways that make sense, so you can move forward with confidence. He provides comprehensive primary care that supports your overall wellbeing. He believes in staying connected throughout your health journey and creating practical, sustainable plans that work for your life.
How your chronic care with us works
No complicated forms. No long waits. Just three simple steps to get you started.
Step 1: Book your appointment
Choose a time that works for you (including evenings and weekends).
Step 2: Your visit
Our GP will review your medical history, current medications, symptoms, and lifestyle. We listen, then we plan together.
Step 3: Regular check-ins
We'll schedule your follow-ups in advance (typically every 3-6 months, depending on your condition). No need to remember – we'll remind you.
Frequently asked questions
Follow-up
Conditions like diabetes and hypertension often don't cause symptoms in early stages, which is why medical guidelines recommend ongoing monitoring for patients with these diagnoses. The frequency of follow-ups depends on factors like your condition stability, medication types, and individual risk factors. Your doctor can advise what schedule is appropriate for your situation.
It depends on your condition and how stable it is. As a rough guide, patients with stable chronic conditions typically review every 3–6 months, whilst those with unstable numbers or new diagnoses may need more frequent visits initially. If we adjust your medications, we'll usually schedule a shorter interval to check you're tolerating them well.
Appointments & Scheduling
Your first visit is longer because we need to understand your history, check your current status, and set up a care plan. Follow-up visits are typically shorter and scheduled every 3–6 months depending on your condition. We keep waiting times reasonable, offer evening and weekend slots where possible, and arrange consultations, tests, and medication refills in one visit when we can. The goal is short, planned appointments that fit into your work and family schedule.
Yes, we do. We know that you're busy. That's why we've extended our hours to include evenings and weekends.
Cost & Payment
Yes, you may use MediSave for approved chronic conditions under the MediSave500 or MediSave700 scheme. Depending on your condition, you can withdraw up to $500 or $700 per year from your own or an immediate family member’s MediSave account. A 15% cash co-payment is usually required. However, if you are enrolled in the Healthier SG programme, you may use MediSave to fully cover your treatment at your enrolled Healthier SG clinic, up to the applicable annual MediSave withdrawal limits, without any cash co-payment.
Yes, if you have a valid CHAS, Pioneer Generation, or Merdeka Generation card, you can use it here for approved chronic conditions under the CHAS Chronic scheme. The subsidy amount depends on your card type, the condition being treated, and whether it's a simple or more complex visit. Our clinic staff can help you check your eligibility and estimate your subsidy for each visit.