SINGAPORE - A private general practitioner clinic in Upper Serangoon Road will be suspended from participating in the Community Health Assist Scheme for making non-compliant claims.
Joash Family Clinic and Surgery has made numerous non-compliant Chas claims, such as claims for patient visits with no relevant supporting documentation, according to audits conducted by the ministry. Chas currently subsidises medical and dental care at general practitioner and dental clinics for lower- and middle-income Singaporeans, as well as those from the Pioneer Generation , which refers to Singaporeans who were aged 16 and older in 1965.
Chas patients of the suspended clinic may also refer to the Chas website at www.chas.sg for alternative Chas clinics in the area.
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