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Osteopore’s 3D printed implants are added to Singapore’s Ministry of Health’s subsidy list

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Singapore’s Ministry of Health has added Osteopore Limited’s craniomaxillofacial and oculoplastic implants to its Implant Subsidy List (ISL).

Osteopore is an Australian-Singaporean regenerative medicine company that specializes in 3D-printed biomimetic and bioresorbable implants.

The ISL comprises implants assessed to be safe, clinically, and cost-effective. Implants listed on the ISL receive subsidies. These aim to encourage their use to improve patient outcomes and healthcare resource utilization.

Designed to support natural tissue regeneration, Oesteopore’s 3D-printed implants are made from biodegradable polycaprolactone (PCL). They gradually resorb into the body over 18-24 months, providing structural support as they promote bone healing.

Subsidized access for eligible patients

The inclusion of  Osteopore’s implants on the ISL enables patients in public healthcare facilities to access these advanced solutions at a subsidized cost. This makes regenerative treatments more affordable for eligible patients. This development expands opportunities for patients to benefit from  Osteopore’s  3D printing technology. Incorporating these implants into the ISL is an important milestone in enhancing patient care and optimizing healthcare resources in the public sector.

“The inclusion of our implants to the Implant  Subsidy  List is a meaningful recognition of Osteopore’s commitment to providing innovative, patient-centered solutions This step by the Ministry of Health enables us to provide more patients with access to affordable, advanced regenerative treatments that facilitate natural recovery processes.  We are  pleased to contribute to Singapore’s healthcare landscape and look forward to continuing our efforts in delivering impactful solutions that improve patient outcomes and enhance quality of life,”  Osteopore CEO,  Dr. Yujing Lim.

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