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(Inpatient)
Pre-admission Form -
Online submission
Room Reservation
Your doctor or the clinic staff will make the necessary booking
for your admission to our hospital. We will be able to confirm the availability
of room type only at the time of admission. This is due to the uncertainty of
patients’ discharges and emergency admissions. However, most of the time,
patients are admitted to the rooms of their choice. Should your choice of room
be not available during admission, we assure you that we will make the transfer
to your preferred room type as soon as it is available.
Choice of Accommodation
You may choose form the following room types:
• Family Suite
• Deluxe Room
• Single Room
• 2-Bed Room
• 4-Bed Room
• 6-Bed Room (not available for maternity patients)
All rooms are tastefully furnished, air-conditioned and equipped
with attached bathroom and toilet facilities, telephone and television with
in-house movies except for 6-Bed rooms, in which televisions are not available.
Please note that in consideration of patients’ need to
rest, only one companion is allowed in single rooms and there is a daily charge
for the companion, which includes all meals.
Registration
Inpatient admission (24 hrs)
Please register at the Admission Office located at Level 1 near
the Main Reception.
Day surgery admission
Please register at the Day Surgery Centre located at Level 4.
Admission
Please check into our hospital at the appointed time as requested
by your doctor. You or a member of your family will be asked to provide information
and to complete some documents.
For surgical patients
If your surgery is scheduled for the same day as your admission,
please check into the hospital at least 2 hours prior to surgery time.
If you are having a major surgery, please come to the hospital one day before
the surgery for the necessary blood tests as arranged by your doctor.
Instructions for what you should and should not do will be
provided by your surgeon prior to your surgery. Please remember to follow your
surgeon’s instructions on whether or not you need to fast before your
surgery.
For day surgery patients
It is advisable not to drive yourself home after the surgery. Please arrange
for someone like a member of your family or friend to accompany you home instead.
What To Bring
Original Documents
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Identity Card or Birth Certificate (if under 12 years
old) or Passport (for foreigners), Spouse’s/Parent’s Identity
Card
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Doctor’s Admission Letter
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Previous medical health reports e.g. X-Ray, Laboratory
Reports, Blood Test Results, etc.
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Letter of Guarantee from your employer / insurance company
if part or all of your medical expenses are to be borne by your company
/ insurance company.
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A list of all medications you are presently taking,
and the dosage.
Personal Items
- Pyjamas or night dress
- Non-slip slippers
- Personal Toiletries
For the Expectant Mother*
- Night dresses with front opening to facilitate breastfeeding
- Bras (larger than your normal size)
- Socks (to be worn in the Delivery Suite)
*It is advisable to pack what you need one month before your expected delivery
For the Newborn
- 2 pairs of mittens
- A set of baby clothing to be worn during discharge
For the Father-To-Be
Bring along a sweater, as the Delivery Suite may be a little cold.
Valuables
Please do not bring along excessive cash and valuables. Please
leave your valuables at home as the hospital will not be able to accept responsibility
for any losses.
Deposit
You will need to make a deposit on admission. You can pay your
hospital deposit by cash, NETS or credit card. The amount of deposit varies
with your room type and also whether you are using your Medisave.
If the total bill exceeds a certain amount, a notice will be
given to you, informing you to top up your deposit during your hospital stay.
If your company is registered with our hospital for credit
facilities, or if you are covered by medical insurance, please present a Letter
of Guarantee from your employer or insurance company. This letter exempts you
from paying a deposit on admission.
Use of Medisave Account
You can use Medisave to cover hospitalization and day surgery
expenses. However it does not cover outpatient expenses except those treatments
approved by the Ministry of Health.
There is a limit on the amount claimable. Medisave withdrawal
limit per day for inpatients is $450 and $300 for day surgery.
In addition, surgery fees of between $250 and $7,550 are claimable
depending on the type of surgery.
For Maternity Patients
Our Childbirth Education classes are specially designed by
our dietitians, physiotherapists, and parentcraft specialists to help you and
your partner understand and appreciate the different stages of childbirth. This
programme consists of six sessions conducted weekly. For enquiries and registration,
please call 6347 6332 between 8am to 4pm from Monday to Friday.
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