Health Insured SG

20/02/2026

Budget 2026 just dropped, and while the cash payouts and CDC vouchers are a nice touch, the real shifts are happening in your insurance policy.

Swipe to see how to navigate the changes and make the most of these top-ups.
For an in-depth look, you can read more about it here: https://hisg.link/Ces0p0E

19/02/2026

Budget 2026 may affect more than your take-home pay. It can change what you set aside for healthcare too.

With job uncertainty and rapid change, a single hospital bill can disrupt even the best budgeting plans. This guide translates Budget 2026 into a practical checklist for Singapore households, including what to review around Integrated Shield Plan rider changes, how to use MediSave more strategically, and how your choice of hospital and insurance coverage can influence out-of-pocket costs.

Read the blog for a clear, step-by-step healthcare budgeting plan for 2026:

Budget 2026 affects more than daily expenses. Learn how to plan for rising healthcare costs, premiums, and potential bill shock.

12/02/2026

Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🍊 Visiting friends and family is the best part of CNY, but it can also affect your health.

Staying hydrated, pacing your intake of rich festive foods, resting well, and knowing when to seek care can make the season more comfortable for everyone.

Swipe through for 5 tips to keep the festivities comfortable for the young, the old, and everyone in between.

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11/02/2026

Chinese New Year is coming soon and many of us are getting ready for the visits and feasting.

From house-hopping and spring cleaning to rich festive meals in Singapore’s heat and humidity, CNY can be physically demanding. The most common health issues are not weight gain, but digestive discomfort, fatigue, dehydration, and flare-ups of existing conditions, especially for older family members.

Read the guide to prepare early and stay comfortable throughout the festive season:

A practical CNY guide for Singapore families to eat well, stay hydrated, manage discomfort, and prevent festive health flare-ups.

05/02/2026

Cancer diagnoses under 40 are rising in Singapore. Are you prepared? 🎗️

With World Cancer Day approaching on 4 Feb, it is time to stop guessing and start checking.

Early detection isn't just about health, it’s a financial decision. Catching it early often means less aggressive treatment and less disruption to your income.

Swipe through for the screening schedule every Singaporean should know ➡️

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04/02/2026

If cancer strikes, would your finances be ready too?

Cancer is still a leading cause of death in Singapore, and many cases are detected late.

World Cancer Day is a reminder that screening, early detection, and financial planning need to happen before a diagnosis, not after, especially when income disruption and long-term care come into play.

Read the blog to understand how screening and critical illness planning work together:

Cancer is a leading cause of death in Singapore. Learn how screening, treatment costs, and insurance planning work together.

02/02/2026

Kidney failure doesn't just change your health, it changes daily life, routines, and finances.

For many families in Singapore, peritoneal dialysis offers the flexibility of home-based treatment. But dialysis is long-term, and understanding how costs add up (and how insurance fits in) can feel overwhelming.

From MediShield Life and Integrated Shield Plans, to Riders, Corporate Insurance, and Critical Illness cover, dialysis care is usually supported across multiple layers. And because many expenses are outpatient, not everything falls neatly under "hospitalisation".

That's why planning early matters.

Swipe to learn how insurance usually works for peritoneal dialysis and what to check before costs become stressful.

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29/01/2026

Lower premiums, but higher co-pay: What the April IP rider changes really mean for your wallet. 🏥💸

Come April, new changes to Integrated Shield Plan (IP) riders are kicking in. The good news? Your premiums might be cheaper. The trade-off? You will likely see higher co-payments at the hospital counter.

It can be confusing, so we’ve broken down the 5 key facts you need to know.

Save this post to review before your next policy renewal. 📌

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28/01/2026

Is your IP rider still "full coverage"?

Come 1 April 2026, new guidelines for Integrated Shield Plan riders are coming from MOH, bringing changes to co-payments, deductibles, and the final bill you see at the hospital counter.

Read the full breakdown of the 5 key changes here:

From April 2026, new IP rider rules will lower premiums but increase co-payments. Here’s what this means for your hospital bills.

22/01/2026

No symptoms doesn’t mean no risks. Cervical cancer often stays silent in the early stages, which is why screening matters.

The good news? Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers with HPV vaccination and regular screening. This Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, support the women around you (including domestic helpers), and understand how insurance can help if follow-up care is needed.

📌 Save & share this, it may help someone you care about.

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21/01/2026

Have you booked your cervical screening yet?

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, a timely reminder because cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers when caught early.

In Singapore, it’s still the 10th most common cancer among women. But regular screening (Pap smear/HPV test) and getting the HPV vaccine early can significantly reduce your risk.

Read the full guide here:

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Cervical cancer is preventable with screening and vaccination. Encourage women in Singapore to screen early.

16/01/2026

Some friendships change your life.

This one literally saved it.

Meet Jing Hui and Jian En, two friends whose lives became forever intertwined through a kidney transplant journey that tested courage, love, and resilience.

Watch their full story now.