Eldercare (mental health) Professional Services

About St Luke’s St Luke’s is a Christian healthcare provider committed to meeting the evolving needs of our patients, clients and caregivers. Within the St Luke’s eco-system, St Luke’s ElderCare delivers a full range of integrated services and programmes for our elders through our 22 eldercare centres islandwide while St Luke’s Hospital is a 243-bed community hospital that serves patients regardless of race and religion. ElderCare Services Delivering a full range of integrated services and programmes for our elders including maintenance day care, day rehabilitation programmes such as physiotherapy and occupational therapy, dementia care, nursing care, respite care, wellness programmes and transportation, the services also designed to benefit elders who have suffered physical disabilities as a result of stroke, falls or accidents, as well as the frail and lonely who have no one to look after them during working hours. * At selected centres only. Contact us for more information.

SWAMI Home is not simply a place for its residents to exist. We work to ensure that every resident feels respected, listened to, secure and above all, comfortable in a homely and healthy environment. We strongly believe that living at SWAMI Home should be an extension of a fulfilled life and not the end of a chapter. We inspire our residents to maintain all existing links with the community, family and friends as well as exploring new association with other residents, local partners and new interests or hobbies. Founded in 1989, Sunshine Welfare Action Mission (SWAMI Home) is an established voluntary welfare organization that provides an integrated nursing home care and services to the elderly. Maintaining a ‘family’ feel, our dedicated staff members work tirelessly to meet the individual needs of each resident and ensure they receive all the care and attention they desire.

United Medicare Centre (UMC), Toa Payoh was officially opened in 2003 by the then Minister for Health, Mr Khaw Boon Wan. Initiated by the Ministry of Health (MOH) to cater to Singapore’s growing demand for quality nursing care, UMC (Toa Payoh) was established as Singapore’s first purpose-built private nursing home. The flagship 241-bed facility at Toa Payoh took 18 months to complete, with fully customised facilities to cater to the needs of its residents and their families. In the same year, UMC was also approved as a provider of the Portable Subsidy Scheme by MOH, in recognition of our work and commitment to providing the best healthcare services for our residents. Recognising the growing demand for elderly nursing care services in Singapore, UMC answered the call with the opening of its second nursing home in 2012, offering 138 beds at Elizabeth Drive, in the restful surroundings of the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. The tranquil environment was the impetus for the creation of a new wing in 2015, expanding the home’s capacity to a total of 248 beds. UMC’s latest development has seen its return to one of Singapore’s oldest neighbourhoods – Queensway. Conveniently located next to the 10-storey heritage flats […]

We are a passionate team committed to serving the community in Chinatown and beyond. Yong-en provides a wide range of core services – using a holistic approach to care for different groups of people in need. Harnessing the power of meaningful public and private partnerships, and dedicated volunteers, we strive to provide our beneficiaries with person-centered solutions, to empower our community.