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Public vs. Private: What to Expect from a Singapore Hospital Ward
When choosing between a public and private hospital ward in Singapore, the main differences often come down to cost, comfort, and access to care. Both options deliver reliable medical treatment, but private wards can prioritize speed, privacy, and personalized service. This Pacific Prime CXA article will look at the hospital ward options in the Lion …
Key Factors in Selecting Singapore Family Health Insurance
The key considerations when selecting family health insurance in Singapore include family size and composition, specific health needs of family members, coverage scope, policy flexibility, provider network, premium cost, geographical scope of coverage, insurer reputation, and your residency status. Thinking about moving to Singapore, but not sure what family health insurance plan you will need? …
Why Should Children Have Health Insurance in Singapore
Health insurance coverage is crucial for securing children’s well-being, as it provides access to quality healthcare—from preventive care to treatment of routine illnesses—and financial protection for parents when covering their children’s hospital bills. In this Pacific Prime Singapore article, we will discuss the reasons why health insurance for children is important, the key benefits of …
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Public and Private Hospitals in Singapore: Key Differences Expats Should Know
Singapore’s healthcare system is well-recognized for its high standards, modern facilities, and skilled professionals. However, despite this strong reputation, there are important differences between public and private hospitals that can affect accessibility, cost, and experience for expats. In this Pacific Prime CXA article, we break down what sets public and private hospitals in Singapore apart. …
Critical Illness Insurance: What is it and Who Needs It?
Critical illness insurance pays a lump sum of money to policyholders once they are diagnosed with a major illness covered by the policy. There is no restriction to how this paid-out money can be used, making this insurance highly attractive as extra funds for treatment or supplementing income. However, just like many things about insurance, …
Burnout Prevention Tips for Small Business Owners.
According to a study by Walmart Business, a staggering 70% of small business owners experience burnout at least once per month while only 10% feel they’ve taken enough time off. This study makes it clear that burnout is the one true obstacle to achieving a healthy work-life balance. This Pacific Prime CXA article will discuss …
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MediShield Life Review: Healthcare Priorities for Singapore’s Aging Society
A MediShield Life review revealed future healthcare priorities in the coming years. These priorities included ensuring adequate coverage of large, ever-skyrocketing hospital bills and enabling the shift towards providing more care in affordable non-hospital settings. These priorities reflected the realities of Singapore’s aging society. This Pacific Prime CXA article will discuss the MediShield Life review …
A Guide to Mental Health Services and Insurance in Singapore
In recent years, Singapore has made significant strides in raising awareness of mental health and reducing stigma around seeking support. With a growing emphasis on mental well-being, individuals now have greater access to a range of support services, from therapy and counseling to psychiatric care. This landscape includes psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, and social workers, each …
More Young Women Are Being Diagnosed with Breast Cancer in Singapore
Cancer is often perceived as an illness of seniors. However, breast cancer diagnosis is on the rise for women aged below 40 in Singapore. Cultural and lifestyle change have contributed to this trend, and as patients and physicians are likely to overlook early signs due to their age, patients are being diagnosed at a later …
Singapore’s Upcoming Mental Health Guidelines for Employers
Employers looking to support their staff amidst mental health challenges will be able to use a set of guidelines from the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council, which will be launched in the first quarter of 2025. The guidelines were announced at an awards ceremony on October 1st, 2024. This Pacific Prime CXA article will …
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