Nursing Home in Singapore
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A nursing home provides residential long-term care for older people who need round-the-clock nursing — help with mobility, feeding, medication, and medical conditions that can no longer be managed safely at home.
MOH licenses roughly 80 nursing homes across Singapore. This directory lists them with each facility’s before-subsidy monthly fee, because the price a family actually pays is means-tested — so the gross fee is the only number you can compare like for like.































































































Common questions
How much does a nursing home in Singapore cost?
Before subsidy, MOH-subsidised homes’ open-ward fees run roughly SGD 2,000–3,600 a month nationwide; private homes cost more. We publish each facility’s own before-subsidy fee where it is verified. Means-tested subsidies (by PCHI) can reduce this substantially.
How do I apply for a subsidy?
Get a referral from a hospital, polyclinic, GP, or medical social worker, then AIC arranges a needs assessment and means test. Call the AIC CareLine at 1800-650-6060.
Do citizens and PRs pay the same?
No. Singapore Citizens receive a higher subsidy than Permanent Residents at every income tier.