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

I understand and acknowledge that the calculation result does not guarantee that I qualify for the Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS).

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.

Pick up a CHAS application form at any Community Centre or Club (CC), Community Development Council (CDC), Public Hospital or Polyclinic or download the application form here.

[1] Gross monthly income refers to your basic income, overtime pay, allowances, cash awards, commissions and bonuses, excluding rental income and pocket money.

[2] Family members living at the same address (as stated on the NRIC) and related by blood, marriage or legal adoption are included in the calculation.

[3] For family members who are salaried employees, their income (inclusive of bonuses, overtime, allowances, cash awards, and commissions) will be based on:

Average monthly income derived by CPFB over the last 12 months OR
Average monthly income from work as assessed by IRAS for the latest available assessment year.

[4] For family members who are self-employed, their income will be based on:

Income declared to the CPFB or the income assumed under CPF laws within the last 24 months OR

Average monthly income from work as assessed by IRAS for the latest available assessment year.

Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)

The Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) is set up by the Ministry of Health (MOH) to oversee, coordinate and facilitate all efforts in care integration. Our mission is to achieve best care outcomes for our patients by empowering them with health and social care information and arranging for their care when they are discharged from hospitals. We enable stakeholders to raise the quality of care, and also enhance collaboration by working with health and social care providers to increase services to support the ageing population. Our work in the community brings care services and information closer to those in need.

To visit AIC’s website, please click here.

Singapore Silver Pages

Singapore Silver Pages v2.0 will be your one-stop resource on eldercare and caregiving whether you are a caregiver, a senior or person needing care. It is the first portal to integrate social care, healthcare and caregiving resources under one roof.

To visit the Singapore Silver Pages, please click here.

Mobile E-care Locator

The Mobile E-care Locator (MEL) is a free mobile application which enables users to search for health and social care services in Singapore, based on specified eldercare needs of the individuals or their loved ones. Users can learn more about the services offered by the service providers such as CHAS General Practitioner (GP) and are able to locate the selected service providers easily with directional maps and instructions on how to get there.

Click here. to download MEL now.

Care In Mind

If you are a caregiver or want to learn more about mental wellness, Care in Mind is a one-stop online resource that can help! The site provides information and resources about mental health so that you can make empowered decisions for yourself or your loved one. From understanding common mental health conditions to tips on dealing with stress, anger, bereavement and other issues, it also provides handy links to service providers that can offer support. You can also ask and discuss your issues with the Care in Mind team through the “Question in Mind” forum.

To visit the Singapore Silver Pages, please click here.