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We followed PRISMA extension for scoping review. Articles conducted with discrete choice experiment were included. Clients with NCD in general or one of the five major diseases: cardiac diseases, diabetes, cancer, chronic respiratory diseases, and mental health disorders. We used the Differentiated Service Delivery Framework to synthesize the findings. Clients expressed a preference for better-trained health workers to handle sample collection and referrals rather than doing it themselves. For polygenic cancer testing, clients preferred primary care physicians over genetic specialists. There was a preference for a model of care that engaged clients in the decision-making process, safe, comprehensive, effective, and affordable services delivered closer to the community, and exhibited shorter waiting times to receive care. Clients preferred face-to-face presence for anxiety and depression screening, polygenic testing for cancer, and follow-up care for breast cancer survivor. Clients preferred less frequent follow-up appointments except those with NCD that needs close follow-up. Clients need a health system that prioritizes patient-centered and community-based models that enhance accessibility, affordability, and safety. Reducing wait times, offering flexible follow-ups and face-to-face services may improve patient satisfaction, trust, and treatment adherence. 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