The best health screening clinics in Singapore, by budget and need

Health screening is useful when it matches your age, sex, family history, symptoms and risk factors. It becomes expensive theatre when packages pile on tumour markers, advanced scans and longevity panels without explaining false positives, follow-up costs or what changes after the result.

This guide is informational, not medical advice. Start with Healthier SG Screening and Screen for Life eligibility if you are a Singapore Citizen. Then compare private packages if you want convenience, speed, broader tests, workplace reimbursement or a more comfortable screening experience.

Indicative public prices as of June 2026. Confirm current inclusions, GST, fasting requirements and doctor review before booking.

Pick	Best for	Standout	Indicative price (SGD)
Minmed	Fast budget private screening	Non-fasting packages and app results	S$59 to S$510
ATA Medical	Transparent package ladder	Budget to premium tiers with nett pricing	S$76 to S$7,000
Parkway Shenton	Islandwide clinic access	GP network plus executive centres	S$38 to S$400 basic
Healthway Screening	Polished executive centres	Downtown, Capitol and Centrepoint	S$428 to S$4,688
Fullerton Health	Corporate and executive screening	Central centres and app review	From S$542.82
Lifescan Medical	Novena and Orchard executive screening	Clear package cards	S$272.50 to S$8,270.92
Raffles Medical	Recognisable private group	Broad package comparison	S$498 to S$11,530
AsiaMedic	Premium Orchard screening	Navigator tiers and longevity package	S$588 to S$10,000
HOP Medical Centre	Orchard and Tampines imaging	In-house imaging and treadmill options	S$499.22 to S$1,722.20
Central 24-HR Clinic	Low-cost GP screening	Basic private packages	From S$58 before GST

Start with the subsidised baseline

For eligible Singapore Citizens, Healthier SG Screening and Screen for Life should be the first comparison point. Depending on eligibility, subsidised screening can cover cardiovascular risk, cervical cancer, colorectal cancer and breast screening pathways. That does not make private screening pointless, but it does mean private clinics need to justify what extra convenience, tests or review they offer.

Be especially cautious with tumour marker bundles, full-body scans and longevity panels. Some can be appropriate for specific people. As a default shopping cart, they can create more confusion than clarity.

1. Minmed

Best for: fast, budget-friendly private screening with app-based convenience.

Minmed is one of the cleanest options if you want a simple private screen without jumping straight into four-figure packages. Public prices include Anna at S$59, Belle at S$110, Clare at S$210, Dawn at S$310, Eve at S$410 and Faye at S$510 with GST. The non-fasting workflow is convenient, although abdominal ultrasound still requires fasting.

The catch: non-fasting is not the same as no preparation. Check test requirements before the appointment.

Where to get it: minmed.sg/health-screening.

2. ATA Medical

Best for: transparent pricing across budget, mid-tier and premium screens.

ATA Medical makes comparison easier than many clinics because the package ladder is clear: Ace at S$76, Elite at S$130, Noble at S$226, Crown at S$381, Royal at S$667, and premium tiers rising into the thousands. That transparency helps readers decide what they are paying for.

The catch: many tiers can overwhelm. Do not assume the biggest package is the smartest one.

Where to get it: atamed.sg/health-screening-singapore.

3. Parkway Shenton

Best for: islandwide GP clinic access and executive screening options.

Parkway Shenton gives readers a familiar private healthcare network with basic and executive screening pathways. Public pages list basic screening from S$38 to S$400 with GST, and executive packages from S$585 with GST.

The catch: package inclusions can be interactive and clinic-specific, so print or save the exact package before booking.

Where to get it: parkwayshenton.com.sg/services/health-screening.

4. Healthway Screening

Best for: a polished executive screening experience in central locations.

Healthway Screening has executive centres at Downtown, Capitol and Centrepoint, and publishes package tiers from Core at S$428 through premium male and female tiers above S$4,600. It is built for people who want a more curated experience than a basic GP screen.

The catch: the branding is lifestyle-led. Translate the package into test need, not just package name.

Where to get it: healthwayhealthscreening.com.

5. Fullerton Health

Best for: corporate and executive screening.

Fullerton Health is useful for readers whose workplace benefits already point them there. Public package examples include Premium at S$542.82 with GST and Gold at S$749.92 with GST, with higher Sapphire and Platinum tiers listed in the official guide.

The catch: corporate rates and public rates may differ. Employees should check their benefit portal before paying out of pocket.

Where to get it: fullertonhealth.com/sg/services/executive-health-screening.

6. Lifescan Medical & Wellness

Best for: Novena and Orchard executive-style package comparison.

Lifescan has transparent package cards, from Essentials at S$272.50 to premium Solitaire tiers that can pass S$8,000. The breadth is useful if you want to compare basic blood tests against more extensive imaging and specialist add-ons.

The catch: high-end screening can trigger follow-up costs. Ask what happens after an abnormal result.

Where to get it: lifescanmedical.sg/health-screening.

7. Raffles Medical

Best for: a recognisable private medical group with broad package choice.

Raffles Medical's screening package table spans enhanced packages from S$498 to S$11,530 with GST. It is a familiar name and useful if you want a private group with multiple services around the screening journey.

The catch: the top tiers get expensive fast. More expensive is not a synonym for more appropriate.

Where to get it: rafflesmedicalgroup.com.

8. AsiaMedic

Best for: premium Orchard-based executive screening.

AsiaMedic lists Navigator packages from S$588 to S$4,600, plus a Longevity Package at S$10,000. It belongs on the shortlist for readers who want a premium screening centre and specialist add-ons.

The catch: longevity positioning needs a cool head. Screening can find risks. It does not sell extra years by itself.

Where to get it: asiamedic.com.sg.

9. HOP Medical Centre

Best for: Orchard and Tampines executive screening with in-house imaging.

HOP Medical Centre lists packages from Premium Economy at S$499.22 to Suites Class at S$1,722.20 with GST. The travel-themed naming is cute, but the useful question is which tests are included and whether they match your risk profile.

The catch: ignore the package names. Read the test list.

Where to get it: hop.sg.

10. Central 24-HR Clinic Group

Best for: lower-cost private GP screening.

Central 24-HR Clinic Group lists Basic at S$58 before GST, Special at S$128 before GST and Comprehensive at S$388 before GST. This is the practical pick if you want private screening without an executive-clinic experience.

The catch: it is not designed to feel premium. That may be exactly why the price is lower.

Where to get it: centralclinic.com.sg.

Bottom line

If you want budget private screening, compare Minmed, ATA Medical, Parkway Shenton and Central 24-HR Clinic. If your company covers executive screening, Fullerton, Healthway, Lifescan, Raffles and AsiaMedic are the more obvious names to check.

The best screening is not the longest receipt. It is the test plan you understand, can follow up on, and chose for a reason.

How often should I get a health screening in Singapore?

Follow age and risk-based guidelines. Screen for Life subsidies may apply for eligible Singaporeans. Ask your GP what tier fits your history.

Hospital or private clinic screening?

Hospitals bundle depth and follow-up pathways. Private chains compete on package price and speed. Compare what each tier actually tests, not brochure page count.

Are basic screening packages enough?

Basic panels catch common metabolic flags. Add cardiac or cancer markers based on family history and clinician advice, not marketing upsells alone.

Can I use Medisave for screening?

Some Screen for Life and chronic screens qualify under specific rules. Confirm eligibility at booking.

How much do screenings cost in Singapore?

From subsidised Screen for Life tiers up to four-figure executive packages. Check current clinic pricing and what fasting or prep each package requires.

FAQ

How often should I get a health screening in Singapore?

Follow age and risk-based guidelines. Screen for Life subsidies may apply for eligible Singaporeans. Ask your GP what tier fits your history.

Hospital or private clinic screening?

Hospitals bundle depth and follow-up pathways. Private chains compete on package price and speed. Compare what each tier actually tests, not brochure page count.

Are basic screening packages enough?

Basic panels catch common metabolic flags. Add cardiac or cancer markers based on family history and clinician advice, not marketing upsells alone.

Can I use Medisave for screening?

Some Screen for Life and chronic screens qualify under specific rules. Confirm eligibility at booking.

How much do screenings cost in Singapore?

From subsidised Screen for Life tiers up to four-figure executive packages. Check current clinic pricing and what fasting or prep each package requires.

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