Best Credit Cards For Hospital & Medical Bills (2026)
Which Credit Cards are Best for Hospital & Medical Bills?
HSBC Revolution Credit Card
- on Contactless & Online Spending for cardholders who maintain at least S$50,000 average daily balance in your HSBC EGA SGD Account
- S$1 = 20X Points (8 miles)
- on Contactless & Online Spending for all other cardholders
- S$1 = 10X Points (4 miles)
- on All Other Spend
- S$1 = 1X Point
Get S$400 Cash or 6,140 SmartPoints (use SmartPoints earned to redeem the latest Apple products on our Rewards Store) when you spend S$500 from Card Account Opening Date to end of the following calendar month! T&Cs apply.
Join the MoneySmart Race To Your Rewards—each approved application scores points for your team. Choose Team Air Miles (HSBC Revolution or TravelOne) or Team Cashback (HSBC Live+), and help your team win a S$5,000 prize pool shared equally among all winning card applicants. T&Cs apply.
UOB One Card
- cashback on daily spend at McDonald's, Grab, SimplyGo & Shopee
- Up to 10%
- cashback at all grocery spend
- Up to 8%
- cashback cap a year
- Up to S$2,240
Standard Chartered Simply Cash Credit Card
- on eligible spends
- 1.5% Cashback
- Min Spend
- S$0
- Cashback Cap
- Unlimited
Get S$350 Cash via PayNow or earn 4,000 SmartPoints (worth up to S$469 of Gifts) when you spend min. S$800 in 30 days AND apply to any of the following SCB products through MoneySmart (Bonus$aver Account, CashOne Loan, EasyPay or Funds Transfer). T&Cs apply.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it better to pay your medical bills with a credit card?
- Paying your hospital bills with a credit card may offer attractive rewards or cashback, but you should only do this if you are absolutely confident that you can repay your credit card bill in full. Otherwise, you run the risk of your credit card debt snowballing month after month.
Which credit card is best for hospital bills?
- It depends on what you are looking for and how much you expect to spend, but generally, since hospital bills are difficult to predict, it is probably best to use one of the fuss-free unlimited cashback credit cards available in Singapore. This way, you do not need to worry about hitting any minimum spend or hitting a cap.
What if you cannot afford to pay your medical bill?
- Do not charge your medical bill to a credit card and hope to delay paying it off. If you cannot afford the hospital bill, speak to the hospital or clinic's financial aid department to find out what the financing options are.
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