Patient medical information is strictly confidential. The release of a patient's medical information in the form of a medical report requires patient consent and discretionary approval from IMH.
Patient must complete the IMH Patient Consent form using the FormSG or scan the QR Code below. Please save a copy of the completed consent form and attach it when you submit the medical report application.

For patients/parents:
Click on FormSG or scan the QR code

Before submitting your application:
- Please ensure the patient has completed the Patient Consent form via SingPass and save a copy to attach to the application.
- Read through the medical report types and determine which is the most appropriate report to apply for.
- Prepare your preferred payment method: either PayNow (include the patient's name in the reference) or credit card.
For organisations/agencies:
FormSG Medical Report Application (For Organisation/Agencies)
- Before submitting your application:
- Please ensure the patient has completed the Patient Consent form via SingPass and save a copy to attach to the application.
- Read through the medical report types and determine which is the most appropriate report to apply for.
- Please attach an official letter from the organisation containing the patient's full name, NRIC, and purpose of application, along with other relevant documents (such as charge sheets, medical reports from other institutions, or psychological assessment reports). Please ensure complete documents are submitted to avoid delays in processing the application.
- Prepare your preferred payment method: either PayNow (include the patient's name in the reference) or credit card.
Medical reports are valid for six months from the date of the medical report.
Monday–Friday (except public holidays):
| 8.30am – 5.30pm
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Tel:
| 6389 2031
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Email:
| [email protected]
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Download Request for Medical Report information sheet here (PDF, 274 KB).
1. When does the timeline for the medical report application process start?
The application will be processed only when all required documents are received, including the official letter of application from the organisation, the patient's consent form, and full payment of the medical report fee. The application will then be sent to our Chief Doctor for review and assignment of a doctor to write the medical report.
2. Why is the validity of a medical report only six months?
The patient's medical condition may change or new symptoms may develop. The doctor may need to reassess the patient to ensure the patient's current condition is still relevant.
3. Why is a patient's consent required when I apply for the medical report as the patient's immediate family member?
The patient's medical information is confidential. The patient must give consent to release their medical information. For a patient who is under 21 years old, the consent of the patient's parent or legal guardian is required.
4. Why do some medical reports take longer to complete?
Depending on the type of medical report required, some medical reports will require our doctor to assess the patient's current mental condition before the report can be written. The assessment may be completed in one or more sessions. If the patient is receiving inpatient treatment when the medical report application is made, the doctor must wait for the patient's condition to stabilise before the assessment can begin. Outpatient appointments for assessments are subject to both the patient's and doctor's availability. Please be assured that our doctors strive to complete medical reports in a timely manner.
5. If I need a medical report urgently, can you expedite it?
Time is needed for our doctors to prepare medical reports. We strongly encourage you to apply for a medical report early to meet your timeline. You may refer to the estimated turnaround time for medical report completion.
6. I want to apply for a medical report without using FormSG. How do I do it?
We encourage you to apply for your medical report electronically via FormSG, where you can submit your consent and make online payment directly. We will process your application once we receive your FormSG submission.
7. I want to find out more about Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) application.
For further information on LPA, you may wish to visit the Office of the Public Guardian website at https://www.msf.gov.sg/what-we-do/opg/home. You may also call the OPG hotline at 1800-111-2222.
8. I want to activate my LPA. How should I do it and what is the fee?
The fee for activation of LPA is $572.25, which is the Complex Medical Report fee. Please submit your application via FormSG, select Complex Medical Report, and attach the LPA Activation form. We will process your application once we receive your FormSG submission.
9. I want to find out more about Deputyship application.
For further information on Deputyship, you may wish to visit the Office of the Public Guardian website at https://www.msf.gov.sg/what-we-do/opg/home. You may also call the OPG hotline at 1800-111-2222.
10. I would like to know if my medical report is ready. Who can I contact?
Please refer to the estimated completion time for different types of medical reports. If you have not received the medical report after the estimated completion timeline, you can enquire about the status with the Medical Records Office staff.
11. Where can I get the Patient Consent form?
Patients can access the Consent form via FormSG or by scanning the QR code. This information is found on the IMH website at www.imh.com.sg under Patients & Visitors (Application of Medical Report).
12. Can I come down to IMH to apply for a medical report?
We do not have a walk-in service for medical report applications. Patients, parents (for children under 21 years old), and organisations can apply for medical reports using FormSG or by scanning the QR code.
For patients/parents:
Click on FormSG or scan the QR code
For organisations/agencies:
Click on FormSG Medical Report Application (For Organisation/Agencies)