Police Warn of Fake SingHealth Polyclinic Bills Sent via iMessage

Police have warned that scammers are posing as SingHealth Polyclinics on iMessage and using fake outpatient bills to lure people to a payment link.

Kampong Java Neighbourhood Police Centre warned iPhone users about the scam in a Facebook post on Monday morning (9 Nov 2026), 8world reported.

The messages tell recipients to log in to Health Buddy, SingHealth’s official app, to see the amount they supposedly owe. They also direct recipients to a bogus website to pay.

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How to Check Your Polyclinic Bill Safely

Police advised recipients to avoid clicking suspicious links and to verify medical bills through an official app or website.

Open Health Buddy directly on your phone and go to the Payments section to look up outstanding bills. SingHealth says patients can also view and download a detailed invoice there. If you prefer to use a browser, go directly to the payments page on SingHealth’s official website.

If you’re unsure whether a message is a scam, call the 24-hour ScamShield helpline at 1799.

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