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Healthier SG: GP IT Enablement Grant

The GP IT Enablement Grant is a one-time grant that supports GP Clinics to adopt a suitable Clinic Management System (CMS) under the CMS Tiering Framework for Primary Care.

Who can apply?

All GP clinics focusing on primary care services that hold a valid general medical license under the Private Hospitals & Medical Clinics Act (PHMCA)*, or an outpatient medical service license, including those with remote service delivery under the Healthcare Services Act (HCSA)^ are eligible to apply.

* Excludes aesthetics clinics, health screening providers and renal dialysis centres that do not also offer primary care services. 

^ Excludes pure specialist medical clinics that do not also offer primary care services. 

GP Clinics can apply for either of the two Grant packages below, depending on their participation in Healthier SG and state of digitalization.

Package 1 (For Healthier SG GP Clinics) Package 2 (For Non-Healthier SG GP Clinics)
Funding Amount
$10,000
$3,000
Eligibility Criteria
  1. On a Tier 1 CMS; or
  2. Will be adopting or switching to a Tier 1 CMS
  1. Not on a Tier 1 or Tier 2 CMS at grant application; and 
  2. Will be adopting or switching to a Tier 1 or Tier 2 CMS
Disbursement Criteria

Complete the following to receive funds:

 

  1. Healthier SG data contribution

Perform transactions for Resident Enrolment using a Tier 1 CMS for any three months during the grant monitoring period; AND

Submit data for Health Plan or Care Reporting using a Tier 1 CMS for any three months during the grant monitoring period

 

  1. NEHR quality data contribution

Submit relevant data types1 that meet quality data criteria for three consecutive months during the grant monitoring period

Complete the following to receive funds:

 

  1. Adoption of a Tier 1 or Tier 2 CMS

Demonstrate that the adoption of a Tier 1 or Tier 2 CMS occurred after letter of award acceptance

 

  1. NEHR quality data contribution

Submit relevant data types that meet quality data criteria for three consecutive months during the grant monitoring period

Grant Monitoring Period

GP Clinics will be monitored to determine if they meet the disbursement criteria listed for the Packages above. In the application, GP Clinics must indicate their desired “Project Start Date” for grant monitoring, and “Project End Date” will be 31st March 2025.

As monitoring is performed monthly, the Project Start Date must fall on the first day of the first monitoring month. The Project Start Date cannot be later than 1st October 2024.

GP Clinics should factor in the time required to adopt or upgrade their CMS, to ensure that they are able to meet the disbursement criteria during the chosen grant monitoring period.  

During the monitoring period, Synapxe will monitor the contribution of relevant data from the GP Clinics’ CMS to NEHR and the Healthier SG systems (as appropriate), and report the result to AIC. AIC will notify GP Clinics and make the one-time payment after the disbursement criteria for the approved package is met. GP Clinics will not need to do any active monitoring or submit reports.

How to apply

GP Clinics may submit an application from 1st July 2023 to 30th June 2024 via the OurSG Grants (OSG) Portal. Please refer to this step-by-step guide for more details.

You are encouraged to use this checker to gauge the estimated additional timeframe to factor in for the “Project Start Date” for your clinic’s grant monitoring period during your application submission.

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