What is the after-hour consultation fee?

What is the after-hour consultation fee?

The after-hour consultation fee is applicable to the General Practitioner (GP) video consultations outside standard hours:
  1. Standard Hours (06:00 AM to 08:59 PM): S$20
  2. After-Hours (09:00 PM to 05:59 AM): S$45
*Kindly note that the fees published are exclusive of GST, and are subject to prevailing GST charges. The GST-inclusive fee will be visible on the Doctor Anywhere app before finalising payment. Medication charges are separate and not included in this fee. 

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