Singapore's Public Health Apps to Merge Into One: HealthHub
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Patients in Singapore will soon have one main app for public healthcare services. The apps used by NHG Health, NUHS and SingHealth will be combined into HealthHub by November. The government says this change will make it easier for people to manage their health information in one place.
During the transition, patients do not need to worry about losing their records or services. Medical records and existing services will stay the same while the apps are brought together. This means that people who already use these apps can keep using them as usual until the merger is complete.
The merger is part of a wider effort to make digital healthcare simpler for residents. By bringing several public healthcare apps under one platform, users can access their information more easily. Patients are advised to keep an eye on official announcements from the healthcare institutions for more details about how to switch over.
Overall, the change is expected to reduce confusion for patients who currently use more than one app. Singaporeans who use public healthcare services should check HealthHub closely as the November deadline approaches.
Sources: The Straits Times
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