Form and Other Materials

Household monthly income per person is calculated by taking the total gross household monthly income ^[1] divided by the total number of family members ^[2] living together.

To find out what is your family’s household monthly income per person, you could complete the following form:

For example:

Step 1

Select your total number of family members :

Step 2

To further determine your eligibility for the Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS), please complete and submit an application form together with the necessary supporting documents. Generally, your application will be processed within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the completed application form with all supporting documents, and you would be informed of the outcome.

Singaporeans can apply for CHAS online. Singapore Citizens aged 21 and above may access the online application with their SingPass and submit the application on behalf of his/her household members.

Alternatively, you may download a hardcopy application form here, or pick one up at any Community Centre/Club (CC), Community Development Council (CDC), Public Hospital or Polyclinic. Once completed, please mail the form (and supporting documents, if any) to P.O. Box 680, Bukit Merah Central Post Office, Singapore 911536.

[1] Household monthly income per person is the total gross household monthly income divided by total number of family members sharing the same address (as reflected on the NRIC or Birth Certificate). Gross household monthly income refers to your basic employment income, trade/self-employed income, overtime pay, allowances, cash awards, commissions, and bonuses.

[2] “Family Member” means a person related to the Main Applicant by blood, marriage and/or legal adoption.

Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)

The Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) aims to create a vibrant care community for people to live well and age gracefully. AIC coordinates and supports efforts in integrating care to achieve the best care outcomes for our clients. We reach out to caregivers and seniors with information on staying active and ageing well, and connect people to services they need. We support stakeholders in their efforts to raise the quality of care, and also work with health and social care partners to increase services for the ageing population. Our work in the community brings care services and information closer to those in need.

For more about us, please visit www.aic.sg.