IHH Healthcare Singapore collaborates with leading insurers to promote colorectal health and provide accessible healthcare solutions.
In support of colorectal cancer awareness month, IHH Healthcare Singapore has teamed up with insurer partners -AIA, Income, and Singlife - to provide their customers with packages for selected medical procedures at our four hospitals: Gleneagles Hospital, Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital and Parkway East Hospital.
Formalised during a signing ceremony at Mount Elizabeth Hospital on 17 March 2025, this meaningful collaboration highlights our joint commitment to delivering quality, accessible, and sustainable healthcare, while also raising vital awareness about colorectal health.
Working closely with our valued insurers and medical practitioners, we remain dedicated to strengthening the healthcare ecosystem, improving patient experiences, and uplifting the well-being of our communities.
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