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CHAMP (Population-based Chronic Disease Management Programme)

2026/10/07

What is CHAMP?

CHAMP, the Population-based Chronic Disease Management Programme by the National University Health System (NUHS), makes it simple to monitor your health. You can track your health readings such as your blood pressure and heart rate via the NUHS CHAMP chatbot (powered by WhatsApp).

Benefits of the CHAMP chatbot

Why it is easy to CHAMP

  • No app required — CHAMP works entirely within WhatsApp
  • Free
  • Quick to join — set up through FormSG with Singpass within 3 minutes
  • Assisted enrolment available at our booths

Get Immediate Feedback

Know instantly if your blood pressure is normal or if you need to seek medical attention.
及时了解你的血压是否正常或需要就医。 

Submit BP

Systolic/diastolic/heart rate (e.g.,120/80/60)
收缩压/舒张压/心率 (例如: 120/80/60)

View BP

Type bp history if you wish to retrieve your past blood pressure readings 
输入"bp history" 以查询你血压记录

Play the video to learn more about the features of the CHAMP chatbot

Got questions?

Visit our FAQ page for answers to common questions, or write to us at champ@nuhs.edu.sg and our team will get back to you within 5 working days.

CHAMP does not diagnose, and it does not replace your doctor. If you feel unwell, please contact your primary care doctor or call 995.

Find out more!

2026/10/07
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