Request Medical Report
Requesting a medical report? Find out here on the procedures needed to request for one.
What is required during the request for medical information?
- Patient's written
Consent for Release of Medical Information (Form A) (PDF, 590 kb) to allow the hospital to release medical information for a stated purpose.
- For patients below 21 years of age, consent of the parent or legal guardian is required.
- For deceased or mentally incompetent patients, consent from the appointed representative of the estate is required. Where applicable, the Consent and Declaration for Release Of Medical Information for patient with Mentally Incapacitated or Deceased Patient (Form B) (PDF, 570 kb) must be filled up. A copy of the death certificate and other supporting documents (e.g. marriage certificate, birth certificate, letters of administration) are required as proof of the representative's relationship to the patient.
- Interested third parties can write in together with patient's consent, permitting the hospital to release medical information for a stated purpose.
- For foreign workers that have returned to their native country, employers can apply for these foreign workers' medical information by completing a Letter of Indemnity and also providing document proof of cancellation of work permit for the foreign worker.
- A copy of the patient's NRIC / identification documents.
- A payment for the information required. See "What is available and how much?" section for more details.
- Payment can be made by credit card, interbank giro or PayNow for requests via email or post.
- For Paynow payment, please transfer to
Unique Entity No (UEN): 198702955E33M and indicate under payment reference number as "MRO" followed by the
last 3 digits and alphabet of patient's NRIC/FIN/HRN no (e.g MRO123A).
How to request for medical information?
Requests for medical information can be made in the following manner:
Submit a request online via our
FormSG or scan the QR code below.
Notice:
- For the requests for patient below 21 years old and patient lack of mental capacity, please apply reports via email / walk in to MRO
- You may only apply for the mentioned medical report types below:
- MRRP - Ordinary Medical Report: This is a factual report of the patient’s medical condition. A doctor will write the medical report based on the patient’s medical information available. (Insurance form or type-written report.)
- MRRP - Specialist Medical Report: This report is prepared by the patient’s specialist in response to request that require a professional opinion with regards to the patient’s specialist in response to requests that require a professional opinion with regards to the patient’s prognosis and disabilities. It is based on an actual assessment of the patient and may involve a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic (Insurance for or type-written report.)
- MRRP - Duplicate Document (MC / Medical Report): A duplicate copy of the medical report that was previously applied before or a reprint of medical certificate previously issued.
- MRRP - Investigation results: Selective duplicate copies of investigation results such as blood test results, lab results, investigation reports (ECG, Electrophysiology, EMGS), X-ray and other radiological reports can be made available.
- To request for any other medical report types not stated above, please email us at: [email protected]
Notice: Request for medical report will only be processed upon receipt of duly completed consent form and full payment of report fee.
What is available and how much?
Brief Medical Report SG Enable: Mobility Report (Form)
Functional Assessment (Form)
CPF Medical Certification (Form) | S$30.60
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Ordinary Medical Report This is a factual report of the patient's medical condition. A doctor will write the medical report based on patient's medical information available. (Insurance form or type-written report) | S$101.80 |
Work Injury Compensation (WIC) Initial Assessment Report This is for the purpose of determining work-related injuries and the degree and period of disability results of a work injury. Requester to provide MOM's WIC initial assessment form or MOM request letter for the application. May involve a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic. | S$101.80 |
Specialist Medical Report This report is prepared by the patient's specialist in response to requests that require a professional opinion with regards to the patient's prognosis and disabilities. It is based on an actual assessment of the patient and may involve a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic. (Insurance form or type-written report) | S$183.40 |
Work Injury Compensation Objection Assessment Report This is for the purpose of re-determining work-related injuries and the degree and period of disability when patient objects to the results of the WIC initial assessment report raised. The WIC objection report is done by two doctors who are consultants and above. We accept WIC objection report request for patients who are assessed by doctors of other hospital for the initial assessment report. | S$363.60 |
Specialist Medical Report (Simple - Psychiatric) This report is prepared by the assigned psychiatrist in response to requests that require a professional opinion with regards to the patient’s assessment or condition. The requirement for further assessment for purpose of preparing the report is subject to review by the assigned/ treating psychiatrist in the Specialist Outpatient Clinic. | S$229.20 |
Specialist Medical Report (Complex - Psychiatric) This report is prepared by the assigned psychiatrist in response to requests that require detailed professional opinions not covered by a simple report, with regards to the patient’s assessment or condition, which may extend to domains of prognosis and disability. The requirement for further assessment for purpose of preparing the report is subject to review by the assigned/ treating psychiatrist in the Specialist Outpatient Clinic. Medical report for Court Appointed Deputy Application (Form 224), patient has to be examined by a psychiatrist. At present, a lawyer is required to initiate the request and we are unable to provide reports for applicants acting in person/via iFAMS. | S$509.30 |
Lasting Power of Attorney Certificate Issuance The LPA Certificate may be issued by accredited medical practitioners, lawyers and psychiatrists. As charges vary according to complexity of the cases, members of the public are advised to check on their requirements with the Office of the Public Guardian before selecting a certificate issuer. | S$229.20 |
Ordinary/ Factual Medical Report (Psychiatric) This is a factual report of the patient’s medical condition based on clinical information that is already available. No assessment will be required for preparation of the report. In the event that a specific psychiatric opinion is required, the report will be considered as Specialist Medical Report (Simple – Psychiatric) or (Complex – Psychiatric). | S$152.90 |
Second Opinion Reports This report is written for people who are not patients of TTSH but seek a professional opinion from our Specialists. Its format and scope is the same as the Specialist Medical report. It is based on the assessment of the patient and involves a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic. | S$356.60 |
Duplicate Copy of Investigation Results Selective duplicate copies of investigation results such as blood test results, lab results, investigation reports (ECG, Electrophysiology, EMGS), X-ray and other radiological reports can be made available. | S$10.20 per type |
Certified True Copy of Medical Report or Reprint of Medical Certificates Issued A duplicate copy of the medical report that was previously applied before or a reprint of medical certificate previously issued. | S$10.20 per copy |
Overseas Postage Handling Fee Handling Fee for Registered Mail to a Local or Overseas Address | S$10.20 |
When can the requested medical information be ready?
As a general guide, the time frame for completion of medical reports is between 4 to 6 weeks.
It may take longer if:
- Patient has upcoming clinic appointments
- Patient has been hospitalised
- Multiple reports are required from several clinical departments
- Doctor is away
Specialist Medical Reports and Workmen Compensation cases require more processing time as a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic may be required after the patient has been discharged or given open date from clinic review.
How can I receive the medical report/insurance form/copies of medical records?
Patients can request for the medical report to be:
- Emailed to them - Email address to be provided at the point of application.
- Mailed to them - Mailing address to be provided at the point of application.
- For self-collection at HIS, the patient's contact number is to be provided at the point of application. The following documents should be brought along for authentication purpose:
- NRIC of Patient & payment receipt
- In the event the patient is not able to collect the report personally, please take note of the following documents required:
- The patient will be contacted once the report is ready for release.
What are the operational hours at HIS?
Mondays to Fridays: 8.00 am to 5.30 pm
Saturdays : 8.00 am to 12.30 pm
Sundays and Public holidays : Closed
How can I contact HIS?
Health Information Services (MRO)
11 Jalan Tan Tock Seng, Singapore 308433
Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Medical Centre, Level 2)
Tel: 6357 8448
Email:[email protected]
Mondays to Fridays: 8.00 am to 5.30 pm
Saturdays : 8.00 am to 12.30 pm
Sundays and Public holidays : Closed
National Tuberculosis Care Centre (NTBCC) Heath Information Services
Tel: 6511 5135
Email:
[email protected]
Mondays to Fridays: 8.00 am to 5.30 pm
Saturdays, Sundays and Public holidays : Closed