Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Re-integration
Support for persons with stable, chronic mental health conditions who are in recovery.


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Introduction
Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Re-integration services provide those recovering from mental health conditions with the training and support needed to improve the quality of their lives and live independently in the community.
Who is this service for
Persons with stable and chronic mental health conditions who need long-term support with their recovery.
Services provided
Psychiatric rehabilitation and re-integration services are provided at either a stay-in residence or a day centre.
These services include:
- Lifeskills training: Managing activities of daily living, community living skills etc
- Social and emotional rehabilitation
- Recovery support: Symptom management, medication supervision, relapse prevention, follow-up appointments, etc
- Psychological support: Counselling, family engagement, peer support groups, caregiver education etc
- Assistance with job skills training and placements
Finding housing services
Depending on what your loved one needs, he/ she may be referred to one of the following:
| Facility | Services provided |
| Psychiatric rehabilitation home |
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| Psychiatric shelter home |
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| Psychiatric day rehabilitation centre |
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To find Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Re-integration service providers near you, search this map using a postal code, address or your device’s current location.
Cost
The cost, before any government subsidies, starts from:
- Psychiatric rehabilitation home: $58 per day
- Psychiatric shelter home: $32 per day
- Psychiatric day rehabilitation centre: $53 per day
To qualify for subsidies, you need be a Singapore Citizen or PR.
Subsidies are also means-tested (ie there is an income criteria). Click here to find out more about means-testing.
How to apply
Talk to your doctor as you will need to be assessed for the services required. They can help with the necessary referrals.
FAQs
FAQs
Household monthly income per person is the criteria used when there is a household income. (“Household” refers to the NRIC address)
It is calculated as the total gross household monthly income divided by the total number of family members living together in the household. Gross monthly household income includes basic employment income, trade/self-employed income, overtime pay, allowances, cash awards, commissions, and bonuses.
When there is no household income, Annual Value (AV) is used instead. AV is the estimated gross annual rent of a property if it were to be rented out, excluding furnishings and maintenance fees. It is determined by IRAS and may be checked via IRAS website. Subsidy levels in 2026 will be determined using 2025 Annual Values.
To check or update your household information for means-testing, please use the MediShield Life Household Check e-Service. Alternatively, you can call the MediShield Life Hotline at 1800 222 3399.