Who qualifies for EASE Private vouchers and how much do they cover?

From Apr 1, eligible private households can receive S$1,200 in EASE Private vouchers. The vouchers cover 75% of the cost of seven approved senior friendly fittings installed by pre-qualified providers. Households pay the remaining 25% and any amount above the S$1,200 cap. This support expands elderly home safety upgrades beyond public housing and aligns with Age Well SG’s goal to help seniors live safely at home.

What types of senior friendly fittings are included under the scheme?

The scheme supports seven fittings focused on fall prevention and safer daily use. These include grab bars, handrails, and slip-resistant treatment, installed by accredited teams to meet safety standards. The list targets high-impact areas such as bathrooms and corridors where fall risks are higher. While the items are standardised, contractors will tailor placement to the home layout to maximise elderly home safety benefits.

How should families plan co-payments and timing for installations?

Ask for an itemised quote that shows the 75% subsidy and the S$1,200 cap before confirming works. Use simple scenarios to plan co-pays. For S$600 of works, expect to pay S$150; for S$1,600, about S$400; for S$2,000, S$800. Book early to secure slots as demand rises after Apr 1. Bundling multiple senior friendly fittings in one visit can improve pricing, reduce downtime, and minimise repeat trips.

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Singapore EASE Vouchers: S$1,200 for Senior Fittings From April – February 23

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 23, 2026February 23, 2026

Singapore’s EASE (Private) expansion from Apr 1 will subsidise seven senior friendly fittings with S$1,200 in vouchers covering 75% of costs. This supports elderly home safety under Age Well SG and should lift demand for accredited installers and suppliers across over 80,000 private homes. We explain what EASE Private vouchers cover, how households can plan co-payments, and why SMEs in fittings, coatings and small works may see near-term tailwinds. We also outline signals investors should track as implementation begins.