What is different about healthcare & wellness in Singapore
Healthcare providers need a Ministry of Health (MOH) licence under the Healthcare Services Act, and medical devices or pharmaceutical products sold to them fall under Health Sciences Authority (HSA) registration, so a supplier's pipeline should confirm a buyer's licence class before quoting since procurement teams routinely ask for it. Aesthetic and wellness clinics sit in a narrower regulatory band than hospitals, but advertising of medical claims is still restricted, which affects what marketing content a rep can legally forward during follow-up.
Clinics and hospital groups enquire through email, referral networks and, for larger accounts, formal RFPs rather than WhatsApp. Invoices carry a GST registration number at 9%, and patient or practitioner data handling follows PDPA, with healthcare-specific consent expectations layered on top for anything involving medical history. Chinese New Year slows elective bookings for roughly two weeks, and outbound calls to past patients for check-up reminders still need to clear Do Not Call registry screening before dialling.
Set up your CRM for Singapore healthcare & wellness teams
- Record the buyer's MOH facility licence class to route the correct approval workflow.
- Add a medical-claims review flag before any marketing content is sent to a clinic contact.
- Screen patient-reminder call lists against the Do Not Call registry ahead of outreach.
