AIA TCM panel list 2026: find the nearest clinic

All 580 clinics on AIA Singapore's recommended TCM list, effective 7 Jul 2026. Get treated at a centre on this list and you can submit your TCM claim without the TCM questionnaire, subject to your policy's TCM coverage.

Official AIA list (PDF) · AIA's TCM claims guide

How to claim TCM from AIA

All 580 AIA TCM clinics by region

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Questions people ask

What is the AIA TCM panel list?

It is AIA Singapore's List of Recommended TCM Centres, effective 7 Jul 2026. It names 580 TCM clinics and medical halls across Singapore. If you are treated at one of them, you can claim without the TCM questionnaire, subject to your policy's TCM coverage.

Is the AIA TCM panel list available as a PDF?

Yes. AIA Singapore publishes it as a PDF, the List of Recommended TCM Centres, effective 7 Jul 2026, linked at the top of this page. This finder carries every clinic on it, searchable by postal code or MRT.

How do I submit a TCM claim to AIA?

Use AIA's Traditional Chinese Medicine claims guide on aia.com.sg, linked on this page, for the form and the steps. The one thing this list changes is the TCM questionnaire, which you can leave out when a listed centre treated you.

Can I claim TCM from AIA at a clinic that is not on the list?

Yes, but the treating TCM practitioner has to complete AIA's TCM questionnaire for every treatment, and AIA uses it to assess whether the claim is eligible. At a listed centre you skip the questionnaire.

Does the TCM practitioner need to be registered?

Yes. AIA requires treatment by a licensed practitioner registered with the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB). For overseas treatment, the practitioner must be licensed in that country.

How much TCM does my AIA policy cover?

It depends on your plan. The list only removes the questionnaire step; your policy's TCM benefit sets what and how much is covered. Check your policy documents or ask your AIA representative.

How do I find the nearest AIA TCM clinic?

Use the finder on this page: tap Near me, or type your postal code or MRT station. Clinics are sorted by straight-line distance, with directions and phone numbers.

How do I check a TCM practitioner is registered in Singapore?

Search the register of TCM practitioners on the TCM Practitioners Board (TCMPB) website. TCM clinics in Singapore are not licensed, but every TCM practitioner must be registered with the TCMPB.

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Related reading

Sources: AIA Singapore, List of Recommended Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Centres (7 Jul 2026); China Taiping Insurance, MHC TCM Panel Listing (Sep 2026); Liberty Insurance, MHC TCM panel listing (Sep 2026); Liberty Insurance, IHP Network of TCM (Aug 2026); EQ Insurance, IHP Network of TCM (25 Aug 2026); EQ Insurance, EQ TCM Listing (Alliance Medinet) (1 Sep 2026), with clinic locations from OneMap. Call before you go, because some clinics see patients by appointment only and coverage depends on your own policy or company plan.

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