No. Only retired officers and their families living in Hong Kong and in receipt of a pension or an annual allowance are eligible for free medical and dental treatment. Officers resigned under the New Pension Scheme are not eligible albeit the pension they receive.

Retired officers in receipt of a pension or annual allowance and their eligible dependants living in Hong Kong are eligible for free medical and dental treatment, regardless of age and scheme under which they retire.

Physical check up and health assessment are preventive care and for this reason, civil service eligible persons have to pay the enrolment fee. However, subsequent curative consultation will be provided free of charge subject to verification of eligibility through the Medical and Dental Benefits Eligibility Checking System or presentation of a valid Try. 447 (revised 2008).

Non-civil service contract staff is not entitled to civil service medical and dental benefits. The pension of a retired civil servant will be suspended if he is re-appointed to the Government (for instance, as a non-civil service contract staff) or employed by an organisation/institution determined as public service under the Hong Kong pension legislation. Since you are no longer in receipt of a pension, you and your family are not eligible for free medical and dental treatment during the suspension of pension.