Ministry of Health (MOH)
The mission of MOH is to Promote good health and reduce illness,
Ensuring Singaporeans have access to good and affordable
healthcare that is appropriate to needsEverything on health
related issues, Pursue medical excellence
Hot Topics (Avian Flu, Dengue Fever,...)
Health Promotion Board (HPB)
Established in 2001, the Health Promotion Board (HPB) has a
vision to build a nation of fit and healthy Singaporeans. To
achieve this, HPB assumes the role of the main driver for
national health promotion and disease prevention programmes. Our
goal is to increase the quality and years of healthy life and
prevent illness, disability and premature death. Programmes
include health and dental services for school children,
BreastScreen Singapore, AIDS Education Programme,....
Singapore Medical Association (SMA)
Formed in 1959, the Singapore Medical Association (SMA) is the
national medical organisation representing the majority of
medical practitioners in both the public and private sectors.
Hospitals, Clinics & Other Healthcare Establishments
List of hospitals, clinics, polyclinics, bursing homes,
laboratoreis, healthcare clusters,....
Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)
A self-funding, non-profit organization serving individuals with
Down syndrome and their families. Our aim is to support and
educate professionals, families, and the public about Down
syndrome.
SARS (Singapore)
All about SARS..
Flu Pandemic, Bird Flu, Flu (Singapore)
What is Flu Pandemic, Bird Flu and Normal Seasonal Flu? Precautions...
TCM Practitioners Search
The Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Practitioners Act was
passed on 14 Nov 2000. The Act requires TCM Practitioners who
practise the prescribed practice of TCM to be registered and
issued with a licence to practise. A TCM Practitioners Board was
established as the licencing body for the registration of TCM
Practitioners, accreditation of TCM schools and courses for TCM,
and regulating the professional conduct and ethics of registered
TCM practitioners
World Health Organisation
The World Health Organization is the United Nations specialized
agency for health. It was established on 7 April 1948. WHO's
objective, as set out in its Constitution, is the attainment by
all peoples of the highest possible level of health. Health is
defined in WHO's Constitution as a state of complete physical,
mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of
disease or infirmity.
Health Care
Clinics
List of Clinics in Singapore
Hospitals
List of Hospitals in Singapore
Polyclinics
List of Polyclinics in Singapore
Nursing Homes
List of Nursing Homes in Singapore
Map Search for Health Care
Map Search for Health Care in Singapore
Health Programmes
Health Programmes by Health Promotion Board (HPB)
The Health Promotion Board runs the following Programmes aimed
at improving the health of Singaporeans: AIDS Education
Programme, BreastScreen Singapore, CervicalScreen Singapore,
Childhood Injury....
Community Health and Dental Screening by National University Hospital (NUH))
Community services include Community Mass Health Screening,
Community Dental Project, ....
Health and Wellness Programmes by Changi General Hospital (CGH)
At Changi General Hospital, we offer you a variety of health
courses and programmes. They are comprehensive and practical to
enhance your knowledge and skills, encouraging both public and
patient awareness. Our health courses and programmes are
organised by our team of medical professionals, providing you
with friendly and quality healthcare services.
Elderly Care Programmes
Established in 1906, the Singapore Health care services for the
elderly is mostly run by the voluntary welfare organisations (VWOs).
Government financial assistance is provided to these VWOs. There
are 4 acute hospitals with geriatric units/ departments, 5
community hospitals, 4 chronic sick hospitals, 53 nursing homes,
27 day rehabilitation centres and 10 VWOs with home medical and
13 VWOs with home nursing services providing for the health care
needs of the elderly in Singapore
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