Reallysick.sg- See Doctor Online Singapore
Reallysick.sg is an online healthcare service based in Singapore, offering telemedicine consultations with licensed medical professionals. We are committed to providing accessible, compassionate, and professional care for your health needs. Below are some of the key features of our services:
How does it work?
What’s the big idea?
Clients are treated with respect and compassion
Everyone would wish for the same.
No doubt
Fully SMC registered online doctors. MOH licensed online medical service.
100% reliable and accountable.
Business Entity: SEE-DR PTE. LTD.
UEN: 202306194K
MOH License No: R/23M1526/MDS/001/232
No hidden cost
Consultations starting from $8 for an online doctor video call. For a video call that includes a delivery, medical referral, health memo, or extended consultation, the price is $25.
Our pricing is consistent throughout our operating hours, including weekends and holidays.
No charges for cancellations of video calls.
No sweat
You can sign up using Myinfo with Singpass.
Register in less than 5mins.
No installation
We are completely browser based.
You can video call us from any devices!
FAQ on online doctor Singapore
Who can be an online doctor in Singapore?
To practice as an online doctor in Singapore, a physician must be fully registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) and complete a mandatory online course provided by the Ministry of Health (MOH) to qualify for telemedicine services.
At reallysick.sg, we carefully select our doctors based on their experience in providing high-quality medical care, particularly in acute situations, as well as their ability to offer compassionate and empathetic service.
How to consult a doctor online in Singapore?
To consult a doctor online through our website, simply click here to register for an account. You will need to have your NRIC or SingPass ready, similar to the process in a physical clinic.
For a smoother consultation, try to recall the nature and duration of your symptoms. As internet connections can sometimes be unstable, it’s helpful to be concise when explaining your symptoms and focus on providing relevant information about your medical condition.
Is Online doctor in Singapore legitimate?
An online doctor is a fully qualified, licensed medical professional, just like a doctor you would see in person. The primary difference between seeing an online doctor and a physical doctor is the absence of a physical examination, which can sometimes limit the ability to diagnose certain conditions.
What do I need to prepare before I see a doctor online?
Device Requirements: Have a device with a working camera and microphone. This allows the online doctor to assess your condition and provide accurate advice.
Stable Internet Connection: Ensure you have a stable internet connection, as poor connectivity may affect video quality or cause disruptions during the consultation.
Privacy and Environment: Choose a quiet and private location to protect your confidentiality. Good lighting will help the online doctor see your condition more clearly.
Identity Verification: Keep your NRIC or another official ID ready for identity verification during the consultation.
Location Information: Be aware of your current location and provide this information before the consultation. This helps the online doctor activate emergency services if necessary.
How to check if the online doctor is a real doctor in Singapore?
Every licensed doctor in Singapore is registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC). You can easily verify if an online doctor holds a valid practicing license by checking their SMC registration number (MCR) and name on the SMC website.
At reallysick.sg, the doctor’s full name and MCR number are displayed during your consultation. You can also find these details in the post-consultation documents provided.
If you suspect any discrepancies between the doctor’s credentials and what is displayed, please take a screenshot and contact us immediately.
What conditions are suitable to see a doctor online?
Most minor conditions, such as the common cold, headache, food poisoning, and menstrual cramps, can often be managed through telemedicine consultations. However, please note that telemedicine cannot replace an in-person consultation, and certain more severe symptoms or chronic conditions may require a physical examination or further evaluation.
Can I see an online doctor working in Singapore when I am overseas?
Yes, you can consult a doctor online from overseas. However, please note that the medical opinion provided will be relevant to the local context in Singapore. Any online medical certificate (MC) issued will only be valid within Singapore.
Can I choose a specific online doctor on reallysick.sg?
At the moment, selecting a preferred online doctor on reallysick.sg is not available. You will be assigned to the next available doctor to help manage the consultation queue effectively.
We are working on implementing an appointment system that will allow you to choose your preferred doctor in the future.