AIC's list of eldercare services in Singapore
The Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) is Singapore's central coordinator for eldercare services. This guide explains what AIC does and how to access its full service directory.
Guides for your whole life
Stories and guides for her health and career — plus Singapore's eldercare subsidies, legal tools, and caregiving schemes decoded in plain English.
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Singapore Subsidy Calculator
Find out exactly what you and your family are entitled to.
Check your eligibility for Singapore subsidies — for your parents' eldercare needs, and for your own career and health. Free, instant, no guesswork.
Estimates only — always verify with the relevant agency. Subsidy amounts, income thresholds, and eligibility criteria are based on the latest publicly available information from Singapore government agencies. All amounts shown are estimates (last updated July 2026).
Who is this for?
Tell us about your parent
Needs help with 2 activities
Bathing, dressing, eating, toileting, transferring (e.g. bed to chair), walking indoors
0 — Independent6 — Fully dependent
$4,000
$0$12,000+
4
Per Capita Household Income (PCHI) = total income ÷ household size. PCHI = $1,000/month
Subsidies & Grants
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CareShield Life explained
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Home Caregiving Grant (HCG) — step by step
The Home Caregiving Grant provides monthly cash support for families caring for a loved one with moderate to severe disability at home. Here is how to apply.
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MediFund — who qualifies and how to apply
MediFund is a safety-net endowment fund for Singaporeans who cannot afford their medical bills even after other subsidies. Learn who qualifies and how to access it.
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Senior Mobility Fund — what it covers
The Senior Mobility Fund (SMF) helps seniors purchase assistive devices and make home modifications to support independent living and safe caregiving.
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What is CHAS and how do I apply?
The Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) provides subsidies for medical and dental care at participating GP and dental clinics. Here's everything you need to know.
Practical Guides
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CareSG app and how to use it
CareSG is the official Singapore government app for caregivers to access services, track referrals, and find eldercare resources. Here is a practical guide.
How to apply for a foreign domestic worker for eldercare
Many families hire a foreign domestic worker (FDW) to provide live-in care for elderly parents. This guide covers the application process, costs, and what to consider.
What happens when a parent is discharged from hospital?
Hospital discharge is one of the most stressful and poorly-supported transitions in Singapore eldercare. This guide walks you through what to expect and what to organise.
Legal & Financial Safeguards
Securing the future requires more than just clinical care. These tools ensure your parents' wishes are respected and assets protected.
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ACP
Advance Care Planning — what families need to know
Advance Care Planning (ACP) allows your parent to document their preferences for future medical care. This guide explains what it is, why it matters, and how to start the conversation.
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Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) — a plain-English guide
An LPA lets your parent appoint someone to make legal, financial, and personal welfare decisions if they lose mental capacity. This guide explains what it is and how to set it up in Singapore.
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CPF and your parents — what you need to understand
CPF is central to Singapore retirement planning, but many adult children don't know how it affects eldercare decisions. This guide covers the key CPF schemes relevant to ageing parents.