national skin n national eye centre

givemeluck SG

any ideas medical fees spent on this 2 centre will be covered by the SAF ? or do we have to pay ourselves? thx for any advice~

LoVeMeLoVeMenOt SG

If i still remember correctly saf cover my medical fees, it didn't deduct at amount of $ in my bank. Furthermore i when for 3 or more appointment but the 1st appointment have to paid by ourselve..if i still remember.. Very Happy

givemeluck SG

skin or eye centre u went? so u juz show ur 11b thats all ? anyway thx for teh reply~

anyway how to get rid of the "new member must wait 5mins to post" shit? post more is it?

LoVeMeLoVeMenOt SG

I went for nation skin centre just show your 11b & tell them you still serving the army & they will do all the processing for you.

Well for the new member thinggy, i not sure cos i did not met up with this problem yet Laughing

givemeluck SG

oh well…thx , cos i heard its expensive to see a specialist . need to settle everything b4 i ord hehe

Distilled SG

If you’re going to skin centre to clear acne and eye centre to do lasik, then I think you’ll still have to pay yourself. I think that 11B doesn’t cover non-essential procedures if I remember correctly.

Chelzea SG

den scalp prob like dandruff lah Sad tght can blame on SAF for aggravating e problem Confused

Chelzea SG

heard see doc at polyclinic oso free,my cousin zhun bo Laughing

givemeluck SG

there is something underneath my eye , polyclinic doctor told me it will go away in 1 month time , but its already the 3rd month and that thing still there. went to see my camp MO , he juz give me anti-biotics for the eye. thats why i need to consult eyes specialist. for national skin centre , yes its something to do with acne , all pop out ever since i completed my bmt....sigh . hope its free though , try to leech as much as possible from teh SAF hehe

givemeluck SG

another question , anyone here went for a acne treatmet at national skin centre , is it paid by SAF ?

pwnz0r SG

Typically you need a referral or else you definitely have to pay the 1st consultation with the specialist. Also, if not referral there is a chance you won't be covered at all and have to pay every session on your own. It really depends on what kind of matter your consultation involves.

If it is only asthetics, not involving 'true' medical problem then perhaps you have to pay yourself.