Proton Therapy Costs and Insurance in Singapore — What to Expect

Proton therapy costs in Singapore depends on your diagnosis, how many sessions you need, and your insurer. Before treatment begins, our team will walk you through exactly what documents and approval steps are involved, so there are no surprises.

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Diagnosis and indication

Eligibility and coverage depend partly on your diagnosis, treatment intent, and whether proton therapy is clinically appropriate for your case.

02

Number of sessions

Cost depends on the number of treatment sessions, imaging needed, and planning complexity. We can give you a detailed estimate after your clinical review.

03

Insurer approval

Coverage depends on your policy terms and your insurer’s pre-authorisation and claim eligibility at the time of treatment.

Funding pathways

Our team can help gather the right documents for your pathway, though final approval always rests with your insurer or the relevant authority.

Local patients

Singapore residents may be eligible to use MediSave and MediShield Life for approved proton therapy indications. Integrated Shield Plan (IP) coverage depends on your insurer panel and MOH-approved indications. Our team can advise on what applies to your case before treatment begins.

International insurance

Letters of guarantee from selected international insurers may be accepted, subject to verification and pre-authorisation. We work with patients and insurers to provide the clinical documentation needed for coverage review.

Corporate insurance

Letters of guarantee from selected corporate insurers may be accepted, subject to verification and pre-authorisation.

Self-funded

If you’re self-funding, we can provide a detailed package estimate after your clinical review. Ask our team about available payment plans.

Our Insurance Panels

Documents to Prepare for Financial Counselling

The earlier you send your documents, even before your first clinical consultation, the faster our team can advise you on coverage, costs, and funding options.

Diagnosis and medical summary

Scan reports and imaging files in DICOM format

Prior surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy records

Insurance card, policy information, or letter of guarantee