Almost every "health screening price" article in Singapore quotes a range and stops there. We did the opposite: we opened the price page of seven providers and copied the actual numbers, package by package. The spread is enormous and it is not random. ATA Medical's entry package is $76 nett with GST already in, Doctor Anywhere charges $86 in-clinic or $129 if a nurse comes to you, Raffles Classic is $138, SATA CommHealth's Lite is $316, and Healthway's Core is S$428 before you add a single scan. That is a 5.6x gap on packages that all call themselves a basic screening, so the useful question is never "how much does screening cost" but "what is inside the box at this price, and is the doctor's consultation included or billed on top". DTAP, for instance, publishes $217 for its Essential package and then a separate $48 consultation. And before you pay anything: if you are a Singapore Citizen aged 40 and above, the national programme once called Screen for Life is now Healthier SG Screening, and it costs $5, $2, or nothing at all if you are enrolled in Healthier SG.
Seven providers, seven published price lists, one comparison. Every figure below was read off the provider's own page or brochure and re-checked on 17 September 2026.
> Quick view: the cheapest published private package is ATA Medical's Ace at $76 nett, and the ladder runs to Healthway's Ivory at S$4,688. The catch that beats all of them: Singapore Citizens aged 40 and above pay $5 or less under Healthier SG Screening, and $0 if they are enrolled in Healthier SG.
If you only want one thing from a screening provider, it should be a price list you can read without calling anyone, and ATA publishes thirteen packages in a single table, all nett with GST already included. Ace is $76 and Elite $130 (both need fasting); Noble $226, Crown $381, Crown Plus $485, Royal $667 and Jewel need NO fasting unless you add an abdominal or liver ultrasound, which is the detail that makes a weekday screening actually possible around a working day. Fasting only becomes mandatory again at Marvel and above. In between sit Silver $368 and the pre-marital package at $291 for men and $325 for women, and Crown Plus comes with a Ya Kun breakfast voucher. At the top the ladder runs Jewel $1,415 (M) / $1,515 (F), Marvel $2,000 / $2,100, Prestige $5,100 / $5,200, Imperial $5,700 / $5,800 and Supreme $6,900 / $7,000. ATA is also a Screen for Life provider, so if you are eligible for the national programme you can do that here instead. FOUR CLINICS: Tanjong Pagar (72 Anson Road, Anson House), Orchard (1 Orchard Boulevard, Camden Medical Centre), Jurong (21 Jurong Gateway Road, CPF Building) and Novena (101 Irrawaddy Road, Royal Square, closed Saturdays). Hours are weekdays 8.30am-12.30pm and 1.30-5.30pm and Saturdays 8.30am-12.30pm, with last appointments at 5.15pm and 12.15pm respectively; closed Sundays and public holidays. Premium mobile blood drawing is $54.50 per location for up to five people. Prices on their page are stamped as last updated 8 June 2026. BEST FOR: anyone who wants the lowest verified entry price, or a no-fasting screening they can slot into a lunch break.
Crown Plus ($485) and above include a Ya Kun breakfast voucher, halal replacement available
Minmed's home-based screening is the reason it sits this high: a mobile team comes to your address, results typically land electronically the same day, and a post-screening teleconsult review with a doctor is complimentary. The six packages are Anna $105, Belle $150, Clare $250, Dawn $350, Eve $450 and Faye $550, all inclusive of GST, and each has a male and female version. Anna covers blood pressure, random glucose, HbA1C, cholesterol, urine FEME and kidney function; Belle adds full blood count, bone disease, gout screen, liver function and rheumatoid factor; Clare adds hepatitis A and B, thyroid function and tumour markers (AFP liver, CEA colon, plus PSA for men or CA125 for women); Dawn, Eve and Faye layer on a cardiac profile (Apolipoprotein A and B, HsCRP), an anaemia and deficiency screen (folate, vitamin B12, iron, ferritin, vitamin D) and a broader cancer screen. Worth knowing before you book: if you miss the slot and want another home visit rather than a clinic appointment, a $20 transportation charge applies. If you would rather go in, Minmed's clinic screening is built to be in-and-out in 45 minutes with a non-fasting option: diabetes is screened via HbA1c, which does not require fasting, though fasting is still needed for an abdominal ultrasound and the non-fasting route is not suitable if you have anaemia. Executive screening with radiology options runs at Paragon, Jewel, Jurong, Woodlands and Bugis, and Minmed also runs Screen for Life at $5 or less for eligible Singaporeans. BEST FOR: parents, carers, less-mobile family members, or anyone who simply will not take half a day off to sit in a waiting room.
Screen for Life available here at $5 or less if you're eligible
Doctor Anywhere is the only provider on this list that prints the clinic price and the at-home price side by side for every package, and the gap is almost perfectly flat, at $43 to $45 more to have it done at your dining table. The ladder is age-banded and mirrored for men and women: Fem Core and Men Core (20-30) $86 in-clinic / $129 at home, covering full blood count, glucose, total cholesterol and kidney and liver function; Select (30-40) $140 / $184, adding urine analysis plus calcium and ovarian cancer markers for women, uric acid and prostate markers for men; Elite (40+) $195 / $238, adding bone and joint health and thyroid function; and Prestige $358 / $402 at any age, adding hepatitis A, B and C. Above all of that sits SPOT-MAS at $799 / $844, an AI-analysed blood test screening for ten cancer types, aimed at people 40 and above or at higher risk. Doctor Anywhere also administers the national programme screenings (chronic condition screening for 40+, cervical screening for 25+ and the colorectal FIT kit for 50+), so you can check your subsidised eligibility in the same app before defaulting to a paid package. Screening runs at DA clinics, at DA MedSuites in Orchard, or at home; appointment hours are Monday to Friday 9.30am-2.30pm and Saturday 9.30am-12pm. BEST FOR: people who want to book everything by app, and anyone deciding whether the at-home convenience is worth a known, fixed premium.
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Most hospital groups make you enquire. Raffles sells screening like retail: its Raffles Health online store lists 61 screening products with prices attached, which is why it earns a place here even though it is not the cheapest. The consumer packages start at Raffles Classic $138 and Raffles Lifestyle $238, with Raffles Plus $398 adding tumour marker screening for a deeper assessment. Around them sit Raffles Healthy Heart Screening at $389, Raffles Treasures Ladies at $361.31, and lab-tests-only versions of the bigger packages: Raffles Deluxe (Men or Ladies) at $328 and Raffles Deluxe Plus at $468, useful if you want the bloodwork without the full centre visit. The store also prices the things people usually have to ask about: STD Basic Screening $114, STD Standard with HSV $231, STD Comprehensive with HSV $443 (M) / $453 (F), male fertility from $300.80 and female fertility from $466.50, plus the statutory checks (migrant domestic worker 6-monthly $52.30, with HIV test $63.20, 2-yearly $76.30) and overseas student check-ups for the UK $85, Japan $99, Taiwan $129 and Germany $195. RENAMED FOR 2026, AND THIS IS THE PART THAT CATCHES RETURNING PATIENTS: Raffles has relabelled its enhanced tier, so the package you were quoted last year answers to a different name now. Deluxe Plus is now Raffles Essential, Executive is now Raffles Advanced, and Prestige is now Raffles Signature. Read on the new names, the full centre-visit ladder is Raffles Core $548 (men or ladies), Raffles Essential $778 (men or ladies), Raffles Advanced $1,448 (M) / $1,608 (F), Raffles Insight $2,280 (M) / $2,703 (F), Raffles Signature $4,218 (M) / $4,488 (F) and Raffles Pinnacle $12,558 (M) / $12,685 (F). The old names live on in the lab-tests-only versions, which are the cheaper way in if you want the bloodwork and nothing else: Executive $818 (M) / $898 (F), Elite $988 (M) / $1,288 (F), Prestige $1,168 (M) / $1,508 (F) and Platinum $1,988 (M) / $2,288 (F). GASTROClear and Mastocheck sit in this enhanced tier. UPDATE, 7 SEPTEMBER 2026: every figure above was re-read off the live store today. Two prices worth knowing that no package page advertises: Raffles Male Cancer Screening at $555.90 and Raffles Female Cancer Screening at $599.50, which are cheaper than most executive packages if cancer markers are the only reason you are booking, plus Heart Arrhythmias Basic Screening $492.50 and Sudden Cardiac Arrest Screening $939. WHERE YOU ACTUALLY GO: on the group's own locations page the enhanced packages run at five sites, Raffles Hospital, Raffles Medical Centre Orchard, Raffles Medical Centre Holland V, Raffles Medical Marina Bay Financial Centre and Raffles Medical Changi Airport Terminal 3, while the essential packages (Classic, Lifestyle, Plus) are done across the wider family medicine clinic network. Two booking catches sit in the footnotes: bone densitometry is performed only at Raffles Hospital, so a package with a DEXA scan sends you there whichever centre you book, and the Executive Plus, Elite, Elite Plus and Platinum packages are Raffles Hospital only. Main line 6311 1111. BEST FOR: anyone who wants an established hospital group, one bill, and specialist follow-up under the same roof if something comes back abnormal.
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DTAP publishes its screening menu in full, and it is the clearest example on this list of the trap that catches people comparing headline numbers: the Essential Health Screening is $217, but the doctor's consultation is a separate $48, so the real cost of walking out with results explained is $265. Read on that basis, the ladder is Essential $217 (full blood count, cholesterol, diabetes screening, kidney, liver and thyroid profiles, urine microscopy and ECG), Executive $762 for men and $871 for women (comprehensive bloods, chest X-ray, ultrasounds, cancer markers, STI screening, and pap smear or HPV testing for women), and Platinum $1,634 (M) / $1,961 (F), which adds a bone density scan, abdominal ultrasound, pelvic ultrasound for women and further cancer markers, each still plus the $48 consultation. What sets DTAP apart is the targeted menu around those packages: nutritional screening $207, nutritional plus metabolic $327, hormonal plus metabolic $261, a cancer screening add-on $205, pap smear and HPV testing $314, and HIV and STD screening $480, all priced openly, which matters for tests people are least likely to ring up and ask about. FIVE CLINICS: Clarke Quay, Novena, Orchard, Holland Village and Kovan. BEST FOR: sexual health screening without an awkward phone call, hormone and metabolic questions, and anyone who wants to build a screening around one specific concern rather than buy a fixed box.
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SATA CommHealth is a non-profit charity, which shapes what it does and does not compete on. Its published 2026 package sheet, dated 14 January 2026, lays out seven tiers with every test ticked off in a grid: Lite $316, Premier $371, Prime $400, Elite Male $659, Elite Female $814, Platinum Male $1,290 and Platinum Female $1,598, all prices inclusive of GST. Even Lite is not a token package: it carries doctor consultation and physical examination, a post-screening review, chest X-ray, resting ECG, haematological profile, cholesterol and glucose with HbA1c, liver, kidney and thyroid function, syphilis screen and uric acid, bone mineral status, urine and stool analysis, hepatitis A and B, vitamin D, urine microalbumin creatinine ratio and ESR. Elite adds abdominal ultrasound, hepatitis C and tumour markers; Platinum adds a Dexa bone scan, urea breath test, autoimmune screen, nutrition screen, coagulation profile and herpes and HIV testing. Two things in the Elite and Platinum tiers are unusual at this price: Digital Brain Function Screening, a computerised cognitive test, and HealthIQ Risk Scores by Nightingale Health, metabolic profiling that estimates early risk of fatty liver, heart attack, stroke, type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease. SIX MEDICAL CENTRES: Ang Mo Kio, Bedok (Uttamram), Geylang East (no X-ray on site), Jurong, Tampines and Woodlands, plus a Community Hub at Sengkang and a Community Clinic at Beach Road, neither with X-ray. Hours are Monday to Friday 8.30am-12.30pm and 1.30-5pm, with Tampines closing its morning session at 12 noon, and Saturday mornings 8.30am-1pm (Tampines to 12.30pm), closed Sundays and public holidays. Two things the package sheet does not tell you. The Dexa bone density scan inside Platinum is done at only four of the six centres, Ang Mo Kio, Bedok (Chai Chee), Jurong and Woodlands, so book one of those if the bone scan is why you are going. And SATA publishes no standalone prices at all for its ultrasound, mammogram, X-ray or bone densitometry: those are quote-on-call at 6244 6688, and the seven tiers above are the only published numbers. What SATA's own ultrasound page does say is that MediSave may be used for eligible outpatient diagnostic scans, up to $600 a year under current CPF guidance, as long as there is a clinical indication. SATA is also a Healthier SG provider, and the first health plan consultation at any SATA clinic is free. Services can vary by centre, so confirm before booking. BEST FOR: heartland access, seniors, and anyone who would rather their screening fee support a charity than a shareholder.
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Healthway rebuilt its screening arm around three dedicated CBD centres and a 2026 programme brochure that reads more like a hotel menu than a clinic price list: screening happens in a private pod with breakfast served at the pod. The five main tiers are Core S$428, Ember S$578, Eunoia S$980 for women and S$918 for men, Noir S$1,628 / S$1,558 and Ivory S$4,688 / S$4,608, all inclusive of GST. Core is genuinely comprehensive for its price, with a full liver panel, kidney function including urine microalbumin creatinine ratio, haematology with ESR and peripheral blood film, diabetes screen with HbA1c, a full lipid profile, plus doctor consultation, physical examination, body fat measurement, visual acuity, colour vision and tonometry. The higher tiers work on a choice mechanic: Eunoia lets you pick two additional tests, Noir three and Ivory four, from a menu that includes bone mineral density, advanced body composition, and ultrasounds of the hepatobiliary system, kidney, thyroid, prostate, scrotum, breast or pelvis. WATCH THE FOOTNOTES: a treadmill stress test, abdominal ultrasound or transvaginal pelvic ultrasound each add S$65 even when chosen as one of your picks. Beyond the main ladder there are specialist programmes: cardiac screening at S$1,949, rising to S$2,020 with a VO2 Max treadmill test or S$2,455 with a VO2 Max stress echocardiogram and a cardiologist consultation; and gut-focused screening as Flora Core S$1,089 or Flora Advanced S$5,888 with endoscopy included. THREE CENTRES: Healthway Screening @ Downtown (6A Shenton Way, OUE Downtown Gallery), @ Capitol (13 Stamford Road) and @ Centrepoint (176 Orchard Road); one line for all three on 6811 8686. BEST FOR: executive screening where the experience and the imaging depth matter more than the price.
Screening in a private pod with breakfast served at the pod
| Provider | Entry package (published price) | Top of range | GST / consultation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthier SG Screening (national) | $5, or $2 (MG, CHAS Blue/Orange), or $0 (Pioneer Gen and Healthier SG enrollees) | Fixed set of tests. Mammogram at polyclinics: $0 to $50 | Subsidised rate, Citizens 40+ (25+ for cervical) |
| ATA Medical | Ace $76 | Supreme $6,900 (M) / $7,000 (F) | Nett, GST included |
| Doctor Anywhere | Core $86 in-clinic / $129 at home | SPOT-MAS multi-cancer $799 / $844 | As published |
| Minmed (home-based) | Anna $105 | Faye $550 | Incl GST |
| Raffles Medical | Raffles Classic $138 | Raffles Pinnacle $12,558 (M) / $12,685 (F) | As listed on Raffles Health store |
| DTAP Clinic | Essential $217 | Platinum $1,634 (M) / $1,961 (F) | Consultation $48 charged separately |
| SATA CommHealth | Lite $316 | Platinum Female $1,598 | Prices include GST |
| Healthway Screening | Core S$428 | Ivory S$4,688 (F) / S$4,608 (M) | Includes GST; add-ons +S$65 |
Screening prices in Singapore are not hard to find. They are hard to compare, because the packages are not the same shape, and three things move the real cost around without ever appearing in the headline figure.
Is the doctor's consultation included? DTAP is the clearest case: Essential Health Screening is $217, and the consultation is a separate $48. That is $265 to actually walk out with your results explained. ATA, SATA and Healthway build doctor consultation and physical examination into the package price.
Is GST already in? ATA quotes nett. Minmed, SATA and Healthway state "includes GST" on their sheets. Where a provider does not say, assume it is not and add 9% before you compare.
What do the add-ons cost? This is the one that bites at the premium end. Healthway's higher tiers let you choose two, three or four extra tests, but a treadmill stress test, abdominal ultrasound or transvaginal pelvic ultrasound each add S$65 even when picked as one of your choices.
Put those three questions to any quote and the market resolves into something sane: roughly $76-$140 for a bloods-and-physical screening, $216-$430 for one that adds a chest X-ray, ECG and broader panels, $600-$1,700 for imaging and tumour markers, and $2,000 upwards for executive screening with specialist review.
The national programme did not go away, it was renamed. Healthier SG Screening, run by the Health Promotion Board, subsidises screening for cardiovascular risk factors (diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol) plus cervical, colorectal and breast cancer screening.
| Who you are | What you pay at a CHAS GP clinic |
|---|---|
| Enrolled in Healthier SG | $0 for all eligible tests in one visit, plus one follow-up consultation |
| Pioneer Generation cardholder | $0 |
| Merdeka Generation cardholder | $2 |
| CHAS Blue / Orange cardholder | $2 |
| CHAS Green cardholder | $5 |
| Other eligible Singapore Citizens | $5 |
Eligibility generally starts at 40 for cardiovascular risk screening, 25 for cervical cancer screening, and 50 for colorectal and breast cancer screening. You go to a participating CHAS GP clinic or a polyclinic, several providers on this list, including ATA Medical and Minmed, are participating clinics, and appointments can be booked on the Health Appointment System at book.health.gov.sg.
The one figure almost every roundup gets wrong. Breast cancer screening is not part of the $5 fee. It is offered separately at selected polyclinics on its own scale:
| Who you are | Mammogram at a participating polyclinic |
|---|---|
| Healthier SG-enrolled Singapore Citizen | $0 |
| Pioneer Generation | $25 |
| Merdeka Generation | $37.50 |
| Other Singapore Citizens | $50 |
| Permanent Residents | $75 |
Permanent Residents should check the screening rate with their preferred CHAS GP clinic before turning up, because each clinic sets its own prevailing consultation charge.
Short answer: not for the packages on this list. MediSave cannot be used for general health screening, which includes full-body packages and executive check-ups at private clinics. Every price quoted in this article is cash or card.
What MediSave does cover is specific approved screenings and diagnostic tests, performed at approved institutions or participating CHAS GP clinics:
For chronic disease management the annual MediSave withdrawal limit is $500 per patient for non-complex conditions such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and $700 for complex conditions such as stroke or kidney failure. You can also draw on an approved family member's MediSave, meaning a spouse, parent or child.
A concrete example from a provider on this list: ATA Medical prices a mammogram at $239.80 including GST for women 40 and above, and accepts MediSave for it. So the practical route is to claim the components that qualify and pay cash for the package built around them.
A package is not always the cheaper way in. If you already know which test you need, two providers on this list publish full a-la-carte price lists, and booking the single test can cost a fraction of the package built around it.
| Test | ATA Medical (nett, incl GST) | Healthway (incl GST, add-on) |
|---|---|---|
| Mammogram | $239.80 | S$240 |
| Ultrasound breast | $163.50 | S$180 |
| Ultrasound breast + mammogram | $327 | not listed as a pair |
| Ultrasound thyroid | $163.50 | S$175 |
| Ultrasound abdomen (full) | $272.50 | S$275 |
| Ultrasound kidney | $152.60 | S$160 |
| Ultrasound liver / hepatobiliary | $196.20 | S$215 |
| Ultrasound prostate | $228.90 | S$200 |
| Ultrasound pelvis (transvaginal) | $272.50 (transabdominal and transvaginal) | S$220 |
| DEXA bone mineral density | $141.70 (hip and spine) | S$155 |
| DEXA body composition with visceral fat | $308.47 | S$145 (advance body mass composition) |
| Ultrasound heel, bone mass density | $43.60 | not listed |
| Treadmill stress test | not listed | S$275 |
| 2D echocardiogram | $436 | S$710 (specialist clinic) |
| Pap smear / ThinPrep | $70.85 walk-in, or $5 / $2 / $0 subsidised | S$75 |
| HPV DNA | included in ThinPrep pricing above | S$190, or S$240 with ThinPrep |
Two practical notes. ATA charges a $49.05 consultation to write you a radiology order form if you do not already have one, and a teleconsultation to review results is $38.15. And a bone density scan is one of the free choices inside Healthway's Ember S$578 tier and above, so if you want the scan plus a full round of bloods, moving one tier up can cost less than buying the scan separately.
Cancer screening splits cleanly into three price bands.
Tumour-marker blood panels are the cheap end and the one most packages already include. DTAP sells a standalone cancer screening add-on covering AFP (liver), CEA (colon), CA 19-9 (pancreas), EBV (nose), PSA for men and CA 125 for women at $205 before its $48 consultation. SATA CommHealth builds liver, pancreas and colon markers into Prime $400 and above.
Dedicated cancer packages are the middle band. Raffles Health prices Raffles Male Cancer Screening at $555.90 and Raffles Female Cancer Screening at $599.50 on its online store, which is cheaper than almost every executive package if markers are the only reason you are booking.
Multi-cancer blood tests are the top band. Doctor Anywhere sells the SPOT-MAS test, which screens for 10 cancers, at $799 in-clinic or $844 at home. Healthway prices the same SPOT-MAS test at S$872 as an add-on, and its LucenceINSIGHT panels at S$2,158 for 12 cancers and S$4,088 for up to 50.
Scope procedures sit outside all of this: Healthway prices a colonoscopy at S$2,900 and gastroscopy plus colonoscopy at S$4,210, both including doctor and facility fees at Cura Day Surgery but excluding histology, polypectomy and anaesthetist fees. Its Flora Advanced package at S$5,888 is Flora Core with both scopes folded in.
Before any of that, the colorectal FIT kit under Healthier SG Screening costs $5 or less from age 50, and it is the cancer test with the strongest evidence behind it.
Home-based screening has quietly become a real category rather than a novelty, and the trade-off is simple: you get the bloodwork, you lose the equipment.
What a home visit cannot do: chest X-ray, ultrasound, mammogram, Dexa bone scan or treadmill stress test. If your package needs any of those, you are going to a centre, and that is exactly why the home ranges stop where they do.
Sexual health screening is priced separately from general screening almost everywhere, and it is the one category people are least likely to ring up and ask about, so here are the published numbers.
DTAP Clinic is the most complete published menu: HIV and STD screening at $480, and pap smear with HPV testing at $314, each plus the clinic's separate $48 consultation. Its Executive and Platinum packages fold STI screening into the package itself.
Raffles Health sells STD screening off the shelf: STD Basic Screening $114, STD Standard with HSV $231, and STD Comprehensive with HSV $443 for men.
Healthway Screening prices sexual health as add-on panels in its 2026 programme brochure: Sexual Health 1 at S$216 (chlamydia and gonorrhoea PCR, herpes simplex I and II IgG, syphilis, HIV Ag/Ab), Sexual Health 2 at S$205 (the same without HIV), Sexual Health (Female) at S$420 (the panel plus a trichomonas, gardnerella and candida screen), a standalone chlamydia and gonorrhoea PCR screen at S$160, a herpes screen at S$55, a syphilis screen at S$18 and an HIV antibody screen at S$25.
SATA CommHealth builds a syphilis screen into every tier from Lite $316 upwards, and adds herpes and HIV testing at the Platinum tier.
If what you actually want is an HIV test without your name attached to it, that is a specific, separate service. DTAP Clinic @ Clarke Quay is a Ministry of Health-approved Anonymous HIV Testing site, and anonymous testing is available only at that branch, not at DTAP's other four clinics. You walk in, tell reception you are there for an "AHT", and you do not give a name, NRIC, passport number, address or contact details. DTAP publishes the rapid antibody test at $55, with results in about 20 minutes and reliable from day 90 after exposure, or a combo test at $164 which is reliable from day 28; consultation is $22 on top.
The window period is the part people get wrong: a test taken too soon after a possible exposure can be negative and still be wrong, which is why the day-28 and day-90 figures matter more than the price difference.
Cervical and breast screening sit outside most entry packages, so this is where a "$76 screening" and a real women's health check stop being the same thing.
Start with the subsidised route. Under Healthier SG Screening, cervical cancer screening is subsidised from age 25 at $5 or less for eligible Singapore Citizens, and nothing private competes with that. Breast cancer screening from age 50 runs on the separate polyclinic scale set out above, from $0 for Healthier SG enrollees to $50 for other Citizens, so it is not a $5 test but it is still far below any private mammogram.
Privately, as published:
| What you want | Provider and published price |
|---|---|
| Pap smear / ThinPrep, walk-in | ATA Medical $70.85, Healthway S$75 |
| Pap smear + HPV testing | DTAP $314 (+ $48 consultation), Healthway S$240 |
| Mammogram, MediSave-claimable | ATA Medical $239.80 incl GST, women 40+ |
| Women's package with mammogram + ThinPrep | SATA CommHealth Elite Female $814 |
| Full women's tier with HPV DNA and pelvic/breast ultrasound | SATA Platinum Female $1,598 |
| Cancer marker package | Raffles Female Cancer Screening $599.50 |
| Women's health and fertility screening | Healthway Bloom S$1,199 |
| Comprehensive women's executive screening | DTAP Executive Female $871, Platinum Female $1,961 |
Healthway's Bloom is the one worth knowing about if fertility planning is the actual question rather than a general check-up: at S$1,199 it includes a ThinPrep pap test, HPV DNA, a mammogram, hormone panels and a specialist consultation with a gynaecologist scheduled on a separate day, with an optional sexual health add-on at S$385. Healthway also prices a standalone female hormone profile (prolactin, FSH, LH, E2, progesterone) at S$120 and the male equivalent at S$192.
Doctor Anywhere's Fem ladder adds ovarian cancer markers from Select $140 and thyroid function from Elite $195, but note that no home-based package can include a mammogram, so that one always requires a centre visit.
*Prices were first taken from each provider's own website or published package sheet on 5 August 2026 and have been re-verified on 6, 16 and 27 August and 7 and 17 September 2026. On 17 September 2026 we re-read every package ladder again (ATA Medical, Minmed, Doctor Anywhere, DTAP, SATA's 14 January 2026 sheet, Healthway's 2026 brochure and all 61 screening products on the Raffles Health store) and found no price changes; Minmed now states home-screening results are typically ready the same day and lists Bugis as a fifth executive screening centre, and the store now prices Raffles Pinnacle for ladies at $12,685. On 7 September 2026 we re-read: ATA Medical's full package ladder (price page still stamped 8 June 2026), its mammogram, ultrasound, DEXA, bone density and pap smear price tables, and the Ya Kun breakfast voucher for Crown Plus and above; Minmed's six home packages and the $20 rebooking charge; Doctor Anywhere's complete in-clinic and at-home ladder including SPOT-MAS; DTAP's packages, its $48 consultation and the $205 cancer marker add-on; SATA CommHealth's seven tiers on its package sheet dated 14 January 2026; and Healthway's 2026 programme brochure including the +S$65 add-on surcharges, the full custom add-on price list and Bloom. Raffles prices were re-read off the live Raffles Health store on 7 September 2026, when it listed 61 screening products; that check is what surfaced the 2026 renaming of the enhanced tier (Deluxe Plus to Essential, Executive to Advanced, Prestige to Signature) and the new Core, Insight and Pinnacle prices, and it retired the older Executive, Elite and Platinum full-package figures we had carried, which the store no longer sells under those names. Raffles screening centre locations are from the group's own health screening locations page, which lists Raffles Hospital, Raffles Medical Centre Orchard, Holland V, Marina Bay Financial Centre and Changi Airport Terminal 3, and states that bone densitometry is done only at Raffles Hospital. SATA's six medical centres, their Saturday hours and the four centres offering bone mineral densitometry are from SATA CommHealth's own locations and BMD pages; SATA publishes no standalone imaging prices, which we confirmed on both its diagnostic imaging and individual scan pages. Healthier SG Screening fees and the polyclinic breast cancer screening rates are from the Ministry of Health and HealthHub. Anonymous HIV testing details are from DTAP Clinic's own published page. Prices, inclusions and subsidies are set by the providers and by MOH and HPB and can change without notice, so confirm directly before booking. This article is general information about pricing and availability, not medical advice; which tests are appropriate for you is a question for a doctor. Cover photo: Healthway Screening official.*
Entry-level private packages run from $76 to about S$428 depending on the provider: ATA Medical's Ace is $76 nett, Doctor Anywhere's Core is $86 in-clinic, Minmed's home-based Anna is $105, Raffles Classic is $138, DTAP's Essential is $217 plus a $48 consultation, SATA CommHealth's Lite is $316 and Healthway's Core is S$428. Mid-tier packages with ultrasounds and tumour markers typically sit between $350 and $1,000, and comprehensive executive packages run from roughly $1,500 to over $6,900. The gap is not marketing: a $76 package is bloodwork and a physical examination, while a S$1,628 one adds imaging, hormone panels and specialist review. Compare what is inside, not the headline.
Yes, it has simply been renamed. The national programme run by the Health Promotion Board is now called Healthier SG Screening, and it offers subsidised screening for cardiovascular risk factors (diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol) plus cervical, colorectal and breast cancer screening. At a participating CHAS GP clinic, eligible Singapore Citizens with a CHAS Green card pay $5; Merdeka Generation and CHAS Blue or Orange cardholders pay $2; Pioneer Generation cardholders pay $0. The cheapest route of all is one most people miss: if you are enrolled in Healthier SG, you pay $0 for all your eligible tests in the same screening visit plus one follow-up consultation if it is needed. Eligibility is generally from age 40 for cardiovascular risk screening, 25 for cervical screening and 50 for colorectal and breast cancer screening. You go to a participating CHAS GP clinic or a polyclinic, and appointments can be booked through the Health Appointment System at book.health.gov.sg. Two things the headline rate does not cover. Breast cancer screening runs on its own separate scale at selected polyclinics: $0 for Healthier SG-enrolled Citizens, $25 for Pioneer Generation, $37.50 for Merdeka Generation, $50 for other Singapore Citizens and $75 for Permanent Residents. And Permanent Residents should check the screening rate with their preferred CHAS GP clinic before turning up, because prevailing consultation charges are set by each clinic.
Not for the packages on this list. MediSave cannot be used for general health screening, and that includes full-body packages and executive check-ups at private clinics, so ATA's Ace, Raffles Classic, Healthway's Core and the rest are all cash or card. What MediSave does cover is specific approved screenings and diagnostic tests, done at approved institutions or participating CHAS GP clinics: mammograms for women aged 40 and above, colonoscopy, selected scans, and screening and follow-up for chronic conditions under the national programme. For chronic disease management the annual MediSave withdrawal limit is $500 per patient for non-complex conditions such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and $700 for complex conditions such as stroke or kidney failure. You may also draw on an approved family member's MediSave, meaning a spouse, parent or child. As a concrete example, ATA Medical prices a mammogram at $239.80 including GST for women 40 and above and accepts MediSave for it. The practical route is therefore to claim the parts that qualify and pay cash for the package around them.
Not always, and this is now a real point of difference between providers. At ATA Medical, fasting is mandatory for Ace and Elite and again from Marvel upwards, but Noble, Crown, Crown Plus, Royal and Jewel do not require it, unless you add an ultrasound of the abdomen or liver, which does. Minmed offers a non-fasting option across its clinic screening: diabetes is assessed with HbA1c, which needs no fasting, and Minmed states local studies show no significant difference between fasted and non-fasted cholesterol results. The exceptions Minmed names are worth respecting: fasting is still required for an abdominal ultrasound, and the non-fasting route is not suitable if you have anaemia. If you are on chronic medication, Minmed's general instruction is to continue it but omit diabetic medication until after you have eaten.
For the blood-and-urine portion, it is the same tests processed by the same labs, and what you give up is anything that needs equipment. A home visit cannot do a chest X-ray, an ultrasound, a mammogram or a treadmill stress test, so home packages top out lower: Minmed's home range ends at Faye $550 and Doctor Anywhere's at Prestige $402 (excluding its SPOT-MAS cancer blood test at $844). The convenience is priced transparently at Doctor Anywhere, a flat $43 to $45 more than the clinic price at every tier, while Minmed's home packages are priced as their own range from $105. If your screening needs imaging, book a centre; if it is bloodwork, blood pressure and metabolic markers, home is a fair swap. Note Minmed charges $20 transportation if you need a repeat home visit after a missed slot.
Among the providers we priced, the cheapest published private package is ATA Medical's Ace at $76 nett with GST included, followed by Doctor Anywhere's Core at $86 in-clinic and Minmed's home-based Anna at $105. But cheapest is not the same as best value: Ace and Anna are blood-pressure, glucose, cholesterol, urine and kidney-function level checks, not full-body screenings. If you want a package that includes a chest X-ray and resting ECG alongside the bloods, SATA CommHealth's Lite at $316 or Healthway's Core at S$428 is the honest comparison point. And if you are a Singapore Citizen aged 40 or above, nothing private will beat Healthier SG Screening at $5 or less for the specific chronic-disease and cancer tests it covers.
Published prices vary by how wide a panel you want. DTAP Clinic lists HIV and STD screening at $480 plus its separate $48 consultation, and pap smear with HPV testing at $314. Healthway Screening prices sexual health as add-on panels in its 2026 brochure: Sexual Health 1 at S$216 covering chlamydia and gonorrhoea PCR, herpes simplex I and II, syphilis and HIV, Sexual Health (Female) at S$420, and a standalone chlamydia and gonorrhoea PCR screen at S$160. SATA CommHealth includes a syphilis screen in every tier from Lite $316 up. For anonymous testing specifically, DTAP Clinic @ Clarke Quay is a Ministry of Health-approved Anonymous HIV Testing site, and that branch only, not DTAP's other four clinics. You walk in, say you are there for an 'AHT', and give no name, NRIC, passport number or contact details; the rapid antibody test is $55 with results in about 20 minutes, or a combo test is $164, plus $22 consultation. Mind the window period: the rapid antibody test is reliable from day 90 after exposure and the combo test from day 28, so testing too early can give a negative that is not trustworthy.
A pap smear is almost never included in an entry-level package, and that is the single biggest gap between a cheap screening and a real women's health check. Before paying private rates, note that Healthier SG Screening subsidises cervical cancer screening from age 25 at $5 or less for eligible Singapore Citizens, which nothing private can beat. Breast cancer screening is the exception people get wrong: it runs on its own scale at selected polyclinics from age 50, at $0 for Healthier SG-enrolled Citizens, $25 for Pioneer Generation, $37.50 for Merdeka Generation, $50 for other Singapore Citizens and $75 for Permanent Residents, so it is not a $5 test. Privately, DTAP prices pap smear with HPV testing at $314 plus a $48 consultation, and ATA Medical prices a walk-in pap smear or ThinPrep at $70.85. ATA prices a mammogram at $239.80 including GST for women aged 40 and above and accepts MediSave for it; Healthway prices a mammogram at S$240 and a ThinPrep pap test at S$75 as add-ons. For a package rather than individual tests, SATA CommHealth's Elite Female at $814 includes a mammogram and ThinPrep cervical screen, and Platinum Female at $1,598 adds HPV DNA plus pelvic and breast ultrasound. Healthway's Bloom at S$1,199 is built around women's health and fertility, with a ThinPrep pap test, HPV DNA, mammogram, hormone panels and a gynaecologist consultation on a separate day. One practical limit: no home-based package can include a mammogram, so if breast screening is part of what you want, you are booking a centre visit.
Cancer screening splits into three price bands, and knowing which one you are buying is most of the decision. Tumour-marker blood panels are the cheap end: DTAP sells a cancer screening add-on covering AFP (liver), CEA (colon), CA 19-9 (pancreas), EBV (nose), PSA (men) and CA 125 (women) for $205 before its $48 consultation, and most mid-tier packages already fold three or four of these in. Dedicated cancer packages are the middle band: Raffles Health prices Raffles Male Cancer Screening at $555.90 and Raffles Female Cancer Screening at $599.50 on its online store, which undercuts nearly every executive package if markers are the only thing you want. Multi-cancer blood tests are the top band: Doctor Anywhere sells the SPOT-MAS test, which screens for 10 cancers, at $799 in-clinic or $844 at home, Healthway prices the same SPOT-MAS test at S$872 as an add-on and its LucenceINSIGHT panels at S$2,158 for 12 cancers and S$4,088 for up to 50. Scope procedures sit outside all of this: Healthway prices a colonoscopy at S$2,900 and gastroscopy plus colonoscopy at S$4,210, both including doctor and facility fees but not histology, polypectomy or anaesthetist fees. Before any of it, the colorectal FIT kit under Healthier SG Screening costs $5 or less from age 50 and is the test with the strongest evidence behind it.
Booking the single test you actually need is often far cheaper than buying a package around it, and two providers publish full a-la-carte lists. ATA Medical, nett and GST-inclusive: mammogram $239.80, ultrasound breast $163.50, ultrasound breast with mammogram $327, ultrasound thyroid $163.50, ultrasound kidney $152.60, ultrasound liver or hepatobiliary system $196.20, ultrasound KUB $207.10, ultrasound prostate $228.90, ultrasound full abdomen $272.50, ultrasound pelvis transabdominal and transvaginal $272.50, 2D echocardiogram $436, DEXA bone densitometry of hip and spine $141.70, DEXA body composition with visceral adipose tissue $308.47, ultrasound heel bone mass density $43.60, and pap smear or ThinPrep $70.85 walk-in. Healthway Screening, also GST-inclusive: mammogram S$240, ultrasound breast S$180, ultrasound thyroid S$175, ultrasound abdomen S$275, ultrasound pelvis transvaginal S$220, bone mineral density S$155, treadmill stress test S$275, ThinPrep pap test S$75, HPV DNA S$190, ThinPrep with HPV DNA S$240. Two money notes. If you have no radiology order form, ATA charges a $49.05 consultation to write one. And MediSave covers up to $600 a year for approved scans, and mammograms specifically for women aged 40 and above, so the scan you were about to pay cash for may be claimable.
Thyroid checking has two layers and they cost very different amounts. A thyroid function blood test (TSH and Free T4) is the routine first step and it is already bundled into most mid-tier packages at no extra charge: Doctor Anywhere adds thyroid function at Elite $195 in-clinic, Minmed includes it from Clare $250, SATA CommHealth builds liver, kidney and thyroid function tests into every tier from Lite $316, and Healthway includes TSH and Free T4 in Core S$428. So if a package is what you were buying anyway, you are not paying separately for it. Imaging is the second layer and that is where the cost sits: an ultrasound of the thyroid, which is what actually looks for nodules, is $163.50 at ATA Medical or S$175 at Healthway as an add-on. At Healthway, ultrasound thyroid is also one of the free choices in Ember S$578 and above, which makes the jump from Core to Ember the cheaper route if you want the scan and the bloods together. A blood test alone cannot rule out a nodule, and a scan alone will not tell you whether the gland is over or underactive, so for a genuine thyroid concern budget for both.
SATA CommHealth publishes seven tiers on a single package sheet dated 14 January 2026, and every price includes GST: Lite $316, Premier $371, Prime $400, Elite Male $659, Elite Female $814, Platinum Male $1,290 and Platinum Female $1,598. There is no cheaper entry tier below Lite and no advertised discount code. SATA is a registered charity rather than a retailer, so it does not run seasonal promotions the way the private chains do, and nothing on its screening page carried a promotion when we checked on 7 September 2026. What it does have instead is the national subsidy: SATA is a Healthier SG provider, your first health plan consultation at any SATA clinic is free, and if you are an eligible Singapore Citizen the nationally recommended screenings are $5 or less, or $0 once you are enrolled in Healthier SG. Booking is by appointment through the SATA Public mobile app, the online booking page, or 6244 6688, across six medical centres: Ang Mo Kio, Bedok (Uttamram), Geylang East, Jurong, Tampines and Woodlands. Geylang East has no X-ray on site, so it cannot complete a package that includes a chest X-ray.
The published private prices are narrow. ATA Medical prices DEXA bone densitometry of the hip and spine at $141.70 and DEXA body composition with visceral adipose tissue at $308.47, both GST-inclusive, and also offers a cheaper ultrasound heel bone mass density screen at $43.60, which is a screening tool rather than a diagnostic scan. Healthway Screening prices bone mineral density at S$155 as an add-on, and includes it free as one of the selectable tests from Ember S$578 upwards, so upgrading a tier is often cheaper than buying the scan on its own. Where you go matters as much as what you pay. At Raffles Medical, bone densitometry is performed only at Raffles Hospital, so a package including a DEXA scan sends you to Bugis regardless of which centre you book. At SATA CommHealth the scan is available at four of its six medical centres, Ang Mo Kio, Bedok (Chai Chee), Jurong and Woodlands, and it sits inside the Platinum tiers rather than being sold separately, because SATA does not publish standalone imaging prices at all. One money note that applies across providers: MediSave covers up to $600 a year for approved scans, so ask before paying cash.
