First Consultation
- GP Consultation
- Standard Medications for two months
Next appointment will be made within one week upon completion of two months’ worth of standard medications.
High Cholesterol Care Programme (HCCP), also known as hyperlipidemia, is a chronic disease in which your blood contains an abnormally high amount of lipids. This accumulation can cause blockages in your blood vessels, increasing your risk of having a stroke or heart attack.
The HCCP is a 6-month programme that includes three consultations with a General Practitioner (GP). The programme covers standard medications and essential screening tests such as blood tests for kidney function, smoking cessation support (if applicable), and lifestyle counselling.
At Prudential Singapore, we aim to be your trusted partner in preventive healthcare by providing access to early intervention through Chronic Care Management.
Log in to PRUServices and navigate to: Popular Services > More Services > Health Services > Chronic Care Preventive Tests.
Preventive Screening:
Lipid Test*, Blood Sugar Test*, Blood Pressure Test and Body Mass Index (BMI) Assessment
Payment : S$0.00 nett
A lipid test will be done, which involves a pinprick on the finger to extract drops of blood to test for your lipid level. If your lipid level appears to be elevated, you may decide to proceed with High cholesterol entry screening test.
Your blood pressure and blood sugar levels will also be taken. If the results exceed the normal range, you may then decide to proceed with the Hypertension Care Programme or Diabetes Care Programme.
High Cholesterol Entry Screening Test* (Lipid Panel)
Payment : S$10.00 nett
Should your lipid test result appear elevated, you will be offered a high cholesterol entry screening test. An upfront payment of S$10.00 nett is payable at the clinic.
The high cholesterol screening test is a blood test to provide a more detailed reading of your blood lipid profile. It consists of total cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol.
Test result will be available at the same clinic within two working days (excluding public holidays and weekends). If your lipid level remains high, you will be offered to enrol in the 6-month High Cholesterol Care Programme.
Depending on the result of the high cholesterol test, a dedicated nurse under the Primary Care Network team will discuss the results with you and offer the HCCP accordingly. The cost of HCCP for Singapore citizens will not exceed S$100.00 nett. Raffles Medical Group will apply the relevant government subsidies (Healthier SG, Primary Care Network, etc.) before submitting the bill for Medisave assessment. Customers will only pay the balance after all subsidies and Medisave deductions have been made.
For Singapore Permanent Residents, do check with the clinic for the relevant subsidies. Foreigners do not receive any government subsidies, but the cost will not exceed S$300.00 nett. Please refer to the FAQs below for more details.
*Fasting from midnight before the appointment is mandatory to yield more reliable results.
After logging in to PRUServices, click on 'Policy Information', select the PRUShield policy, and then click on 'Book Chronic Care Preventive Tests'.
Next appointment will be made within one week upon completion of two months’ worth of standard medications.
Next appointment will be made within one week upon completion of two months’ worth of standard medications
Patient will be advised on the next steps to proceed with their future treatment
The following tests will be carried out during any of the three consultations:
*It is mandatory to fast from midnight before the appointment date to yield more reliable results.
Log in to PRUServices and navigate to: Popular Services > More Services > Health Services > Chronic Care Preventive Tests.
All PRUShield policyholders can book an appointment here to request for blood sugar test, blood pressure test, BMI assessment, and lipid test at any of the 37 Raffles Medical clinics in Singapore at no cost. It is mandatory to fast from midnight before the appointment date to yield more reliable results.
The lipid test involves a pinprick on the finger to extract a small drop of blood to measure your lipid level. Should your lipid test result appear elevated, you will be offered a high cholesterol entry screening test. This blood test provides a more detailed reading of your blood lipid profile. Test result will be available at the same clinic within two working days (excluding public holidays and weekends).
Depending on the result of the High Cholesterol screening test, a dedicated nurse under the Primary Care Network team will discuss the results with you and offer the HCCP accordingly.
The 6-month HCCP includes three GP consultations with standard medications and a primary care network team to track and guide your progress. During the three consultations a blood test for kidney assessment, smoking cessation support (if applicable) and a lifestyle counselling will be provided. The test results will be reviewed by the GP.
Each GP consultation will include a 2-month supply of standard medications. On the third GP consultation, you will be advised on future treatment options. A final 2-months' supply of standard medication will be provided to you, and this will conclude the 6-month HCCP.
If you have requested for the other tests and the results exceed the normal range, you may be offered the following:
The HCCP is offered to all PRUShield policyholders. PRUShield policyholders may submit an online appointment request for the Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, Lipid Test and BMI at any of the 37 Raffles Medical Group clinics once every calendar year.
If your Lipid Test results are elevated, you will be offered a High Cholesterol Entry Screening Test. Based on the outcome, a dedicated nurse under the Primary Care Network team will discuss the results with you and provide the HCCP recommendation.
Policyholders who have been previously diagnosed with Hyperlipidemia (i.e., High Cholesterol) and are undergoing treatment with a GP will not be eligible as they would already be on existing medication prescribed by their attending physician. The HCCP can only be utilised once and policyholders who have previously participated in HCCP will not be eligible to re-enrol.
All medical information of policyholders obtained under the High Cholesterol Care Programme are confidential and Raffles Medical Group will not share the policyholder’s medical records or test reports with Prudential Singapore.
If blood pressure / body mass index (BMI) / blood sugar results exceed the normal range, you may decide to enroll for:
In addition, PRUShield policyholders will be entitled to a 10% discount on non-standard medications.
Fasting from midnight before the appointment date is mandatory to yield more reliable results. If you are taking regular medications, please continue to take them as prescribed, but only with water.
To change your appointment details, you may call the Raffles Medical Hotline number at 6311 1111.
Screening timing: 9.00am to 10.00am (Monday - Friday)
Clinic Locations:
The first GP consultation will be arranged upon collection of the ECG, HbA1c, lipid and kidney blood test results. Thereafter, at the end of each GP consultation, the clinic nurse will assist you to book your next appointment.
You may email Raffles Medical at pcnenquiries@rafflesmedical.com or call the Raffles Medical Hotline number at 6311 1111 from Mondays to Fridays, 9am to 5pm.
You will receive two SMS* which will be sent to you upon confirmation of your appointment at your preferred Raffles Medical Clinic.
* SMS will be sent to you seven days before and two days before your appointment date with instructions to fast.
Unfortunately, walk-in appointments are not available for High Cholesterol Care Programme. To better manage waiting times for our policyholders, an online appointment must be made via the Prudential PRUPanel Connect website.
Yes, you can use MediSave for the HCCP. MediSave benefits are applicable only for Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents, subject to MediSave balance and withdrawal limits, where co-payment is required. The clinic staff at Raffles Medical Group (RMG) clinic will assist you with the filing of the MediSave claim.
Please note that Singapore citizens are also eligible for additional subsidy for the HCCP. Singapore citizens enrolled under Healthier SG signed up at the RMG clinic are also eligible for additional subsidy for this programme.
Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents who are not using MediSave as well as Foreigners will need to make full payment after the consultation.
If you have more questions about your MediSave claim for HCCP, please contact RMG at pcnenquiries@rafflesmedical.com
There is no charge to undergo the blood sugar test, blood pressure test, body mass index (BMI) assessment, and lipid test as they are eligible for all PRUShield policyholders. If your lipid test results are elevated, you will be offered a high cholesterol entry screening test, with an upfront payment of S$10.00 nett at the clinic.
Depending on the test outcome, a dedicated nurse under the Primary Care Network team will discuss the results with you and offer the HCCP accordingly. The cost of HCCP for Singapore citizens will not exceed S$100.00 nett. Raffles Medical Group will apply the relevant government subsidies (Healthier SG, Primary Care Network, etc.) before submitting the bill for Medisave assessment. Policyholders will only pay the balance after all subsidies and MediSave deductions have been made.
For Singapore Permanent Residents do check with the clinic for the relevant subsidies. As foreigners do not receive any government subsidies, the cost will not exceed S$300.00 nett.
This service is only available for all PRUShield policyholders. Please check for your eligibility via PRUServices.
Yes, you may use your MediSave to pay for your parents’ or your dependents’ HCCP incurred at the Raffles Medical clinics, provided they are PRUShield Policyholders. For more information on the eligibility criteria and the application process, please consult the Raffles Medical Clinic directly at pcnenquiries@rafflesmedical.com or call the Raffles Medical Hotline number at 6311 1111 from Mondays to Fridays, 9am to 5pm.
Yes, you can opt out the programme at any time if you feel it is not suitable for your needs. However, it is advisable to discuss your concern with your GP to explore any possible adjustments before opting out.
The information is accurate as at 30 August 2024 unless otherwise indicated.