What Is Advance Care Planning (ACP) and Why It Matters
Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a proactive process where you discuss, document, and share your healthcare preferences with your loved ones and healthcare providers. It ensures that your medical care reflects your personal values and beliefs—especially in situations where you are unable to make decisions for yourself.
By engaging in advance care planning in Singapore, you can give your family peace of mind, knowing they are respecting your wishes in times of medical uncertainty.
Understanding the Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
The Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint one or more trusted individuals—known as donees—to act on your behalf if you lose mental capacity in the future. This gives you control over who will make decisions related to your personal welfare or financial matters.
Having an LPA is especially vital if you are the sole breadwinner, live alone, or face recurring health issues. It helps protect your interests and offers clarity to your loved ones during uncertain times.
Now, you can conveniently complete both your Advance Care Planning and Lasting Power of Attorney in Singapore at any of our SATA CommHealth medical centres.
📞 Call 6244 6688 to enquire or book your appointment today.
If you’re ready to start the conversation, please refer to the information below.
Plan Ahead with Advance Care Planning (ACP)
Take the first step in making informed healthcare decisions through Advance Care Planning. It’s important to start the conversation early and communicate your values, preferences, and care wishes with your loved ones and healthcare providers.
Download the Advance Care Planning Workbook
– Read, download, print, and—where possible—fill up the ACP Workbook – Start The Conversation.
– If you have any trouble downloading or printing the ACP Workbook, please contact our ACP Case Manager for assistance.
Secure Your Future Decisions with a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
Creating a Lasting Power of Attorney ensures that your trusted decision-maker(s) can act on your behalf should you lose the mental capacity to do so in the future.
What to Expect for Your LPA Consultation
– A Lasting Power of Attorney form will be emailed to you in advance to read and understand the required information.
– You are required to attend the LPA consult with your donee(s).
– If your donee(s) are unable to attend, they may sign the form separately and have it witnessed.
Each LPA session typically takes around 30 minutes.
Note: A short consultation fee applies for extended clarification or assistance in completing the LPA forms during your appointment. Please be aware that no refunds will be issued for unsuccessful certifications, should our doctors determine that certification is not suitable.
