NHG Health, NUHS and SingHealth apps to be unified under HealthHub app
The 3 cluster apps will be unified under the HealthHub app by Nov and discontinue from Feb.
From November, patients across Singapore's three public healthcare clusters – NHG Health, National University Health System (NUHS), and SingHealth – will be able to access their medical information and services through a single app, HealthHub. Previously, each cluster operated its own dedicated app, requiring patients to maintain separate medical records.
NHG Health oversees hospitals like Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Woodlands Hospital, while NUHS runs National University Hospital and Alexandra Hospital, and SingHealth manages Singapore General Hospital and Changi General Hospital. The HealthHub app, managed by national healthtech agency Synapxe, will unify all cluster apps by November, with the process concluding by February 2027.
Patients can continue using appointments, medical records, and ongoing healthcare services without disruption. The cluster apps will remain active until February 2027, after which they will be discontinued. NUHS confirmed the decommissioning of its app in February 2027, but assured patients that access to services would remain unchanged.
SingHealth's Singapore National Eye Centre also confirmed that medical records and services will stay accessible on both its app and HealthHub throughout the transition. HealthHub encourages patients to adopt the app as soon as possible to avoid the hassle of managing multiple apps for different healthcare settings. The unified app will simplify the healthcare experience, allowing patients to manage appointments, payments, and medicine refills across all three clusters seamlessly.
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