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Do you want to get healthier but are unsure where to start?

Start Your Health Journey with HealthUP! today!

HealthUP! offers you:

Customised health screening recommendations based on your profile
Personalised advice on eligibility for screening subsidies
Recommendations of many programmes which you can participate in for a Healthier YOU!
Follow-ups by our friendly and professional Wellbeing Coordinators, where necessary
Opportunities to meet new friends in your area to build a social network of support.

HealthUP! is currently open to Singapore Citizens and PRs.

Watch these video to learn more about HealthUP!

Level Up your Health with HealthUP! today!

HealthUP! aims to promote health screening and the adoption of healthy living habits among the population. It is an inter-agency population health movement led by SingHealth in partnership with People's Association, SportSG, and Health Promotion Board.

There are NO FEES involved to join HealthUP!

However, you may need to pay for:

Any activity that you choose to participate in outside of HealthUP!;
Subsidised health screening; and/or
Expenses arising from follow-up consultations if you have abnormal health screening results

Click here to know more about HealthUP!

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