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Should I use Speedoc?

Speedoc brings hospital-level care into homes through licensed clinicians, telemedicine, remote monitoring, and seamless medical coordination. A connected Virtual Hospital designed to make healthcare safer, faster, and more accessible for everyone. - speedoc.com

Depends. Buy if you are in Singapore or Malaysia and want licensed doctors at home or on video — the clinical offering is broad and real. Skip it if you are outside SG/MY, need emergency care, or refuse to book without published prices.

Confidence

Medium. Based on ~20 public sources. Review evidence is thin and truncated; pricing appears only via partner promotions. CompaniesThatCould omitted — no evidence names companies using a competing service.

Ratings

  • Value for money
  • Ease of useNo usable UX evidence found
  • Feature depth
  • Support qualityNo patient-support evidence found
  • Security posture

Pricing

From S$11 (DBS/POSB promo)

Video consultation

ModelNot disclosed
Monthly feesNot disclosed
HardwareNot disclosed
NTUC member deal$79.30

Best for

  • Housebound or elderly patients
  • Singapore/Malaysia residents
  • Families avoiding clinic queues
  • Hospitals trialing virtual wards

Not for

  • Anyone outside Singapore or Malaysia
  • Buyers who won't book without published prices
  • Software buyers — this is a care service, not a tool
  • Emergencies — telehealth isn't for that

Gotchas - check before you buy

medium

Signed a Voluntary Undertaking with Singapore's PDPC in May 2023 — a formal privacy-regulator resolution. Ask what changed.

medium

Pricing shown via promos (S$11 DBS consult, NTUC Vital $79.30); standard rates not public — confirm before booking.

low

Named in the Apr 2025 JVN advisory for Ricoh Quick Agent vulnerabilities; scope for Speedoc unclear.

low

Recommendation score rests on only 50 Facebook reviews; independent review base is thin.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Hospital-level care at home: doctor visits, telemedicine, remote monitoring, coordination
  • Operating since 2017 across Singapore and Malaysia
  • Launched Singapore's first private ambulance-booking app in 2019
  • Trialing virtual wards with local hospitals
  • S$11 video consults with DBS/POSB cards

Cons

  • No published pricing; costs surface only through partner promos
  • Facebook approval is 80% from just 50 reviews
  • Service limited to Singapore and Malaysia
  • 2023 PDPC voluntary undertaking signals past data-protection issues

Sources & method

Analyzed 9/26/2026 - 9 sources - Entered a Voluntary Undertaking with Singapore's PDPC (May 2023); named in a 2025 JVN advisory; since invested in security tooling.

official x2review x2security x3news x2
  • PDPC Voluntary Undertaking (May 2023), SpeeDoc Pte Ltd entered a formal voluntary undertaking with Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission — an enforcement resolution, notable given the company holds health data.
  • Listed in JVN#82536398 (Apr 2025), Speedoc appears among parties named in a Japanese advisory covering multiple vulnerabilities in Ricoh's Quick Agent software.

Key stats

  • Value for money: 3/5

    Rating

  • From S$11 (DBS/POSB promo)

    Starting price

  • 9

    Sources

  • Analyzed

  • Value for money: 3/5. Cheap promo consults; standard rates undisclosed
  • Ease of use. No usable UX evidence found
  • Feature depth: 4/5. Home visits, teleconsults, monitoring, virtual wards, ambulance
  • Support quality. No patient-support evidence found
  • Security posture: 2/5. 2023 PDPC undertaking; 2025 JVN listing
  • 80% Facebook recommendation 50 reviews
  • US$28M Funding Pre-Series B, Nov 2022
  • 2017 Founded Singapore
  • $51.4M Total raised Per PitchBook

Pricing

Video consultation

From S$11 (DBS/POSB promo)

  • 24/7 teleconsult via app
  • Standard rates not published

NTUC member deal

$79.30

  • Vital plan for union members
  • Confirm coverage details before signing up

Security

Entered a Voluntary Undertaking with Singapore's PDPC (May 2023); named in a 2025 JVN advisory; since invested in security tooling.

  • PDPC Voluntary Undertaking (May 2023)SpeeDoc Pte Ltd entered a formal voluntary undertaking with Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission — an enforcement resolution, notable given the company holds health data.⁴
  • Listed in JVN#82536398 (Apr 2025)Speedoc appears among parties named in a Japanese advisory covering multiple vulnerabilities in Ricoh's Quick Agent software.⁵

What users say

Independent consumer feedback is thin: 80% of 50 Facebook reviewers recommend Speedoc, and Reddit threads surface it as a home-care option for elderly relatives.

Companies that use it

  • StarHub
  • NTUC⁷
  • DBS/POSB
Full analysis

Based on ~20 public sources. Review evidence is thin and truncated; pricing appears only via partner promotions. CompaniesThatCould omitted — no evidence names companies using a competing service.

House-call doctors, telemedicine & virtual wards for SG/MY. Legit, but pricing is promo-only and privacy regulators came calling.

Methodology

Based on ~20 public sources. Review evidence is thin and truncated; pricing appears only via partner promotions. CompaniesThatCould omitted — no evidence names companies using a competing service.

Sources

  1. Speedoc (Singapore) — official sitespeedoc.com
    official
  2. Speedoc Facebook page (80% recommend, 50 reviews)facebook.com
    review
  3. TechCrunch: Speedoc raises $28Mtechcrunch.com
    news
  4. PDPC: Voluntary Undertaking by SpeeDoc Pte Ltdpdpc.gov.sg
    security
  5. JVN#82536398: Multiple vulnerabilities in Quick Agentjvn.jp
    security
  6. Healthcare IT News: Singapore's first private ambulance-booking apphealthcareitnews.com
    news
  7. NTUC member deals: Speedoc Vital at $79.30ntuc.org.sg
    official
  8. MoneySmart: Telemedicine apps in Singaporeblog.moneysmart.sg
    review
  9. Cyber Sierra case study: Speedoc security posturecybersierra.co
    security

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