Singapore Budget 2013
Singapore Budget 2013 - More help in healthcare
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More help in healthcare
The government will do more to help Singaporeans reduce their out-of-pocket share of medical costs.
There will be a S$200 top-up to the CPF Medisave accounts of all Singaporeans aged 45 and above.
Medifund will be topped up by S$1 billion to S$4 billion, while the ElderCare Fund will be topped up by S$250 million to S$3 billion to support patients who want to tap into subsidised nursing homes and other long-term care services.
The Senior’s Mobility Fund will also be expanded to the Senior’s Mobility and Enabling Fund. Its funds will be boosted from the current S$10 million to S$50 million.
This means that subsidies of up to 80 per cent will be provided to help the lower-income elderly defray costs.
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