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IMPORTANT NOTICE: COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS DISEASE 2019)

Please continue to take the necessary precautions and measures to prevent community transmission of COVID-19. Check out our COVID-19 microsite for regular updates and links to MOH and WHO’s interactive dashboards.

PATIENT & VISITOR POLICY

[Updated 22 July 2021]

Patients who are visiting SNEC for appointment/treatment/surgery are allowed ONE accompanying person each. Unless they are patients, children below 12 years old are not allowed into the centre/clinics. For safe distancing, patients will only be admitted 15 minutes before registration time.

Accompanying persons and visitors will not be allowed entry into SNEC/clinics if you:

are unwell (having flu-like symptoms)
are currently serving Stay-Home Notice (SHN), Quarantine Order (QO) issued by the Ministry of Health (MOH) or a Person Under Phone Surveillance (PUPS) by MOH
have had close contact with a COVID-19 person
have received a Health Risk Warning or Health Risk Alert SMS from MOH in the past 14 days

Anyone entering SNEC premises at the SGH Campus or SNEC Eye Clinic @ Bedok must complete the Declaration Form available at the entrance or online www.snec.com.sg/tdf (for visits to our SNEC Eye Clinic @ SKH, please complete the paper declaration at the clinic entrance). It is mandatory to check in to the SafeEntry system with the TraceTogether app or token. Under the Infectious Diseases Act, it is an offence to provide false information.

The above measures are necessary for the safety of our patients and staff.

Thank you for your understanding.

22 July 2021, 5pm

VISITING SNEC CLINICS FOR APPOINTMENTS

We’ve heightened our precautionary measures to ensure everyone’s safety

Patients will only be admitted 15 minutes before registration time
Use your TraceTogether app or token for SafeEntry check-in
Only ONE accompanying person is allowed per patient. Those unwell will not be allowed in
Anyone entering SNEC premises at the SGH Campus or SNEC Eye Clinic @ Bedok must complete the Declaration Form available at the entrance or online at www.snec.com.sg/tdf (for visits to our SNEC Eye Clinic @ SKH, please complete the paper declaration at the clinic entrance).
Wear your mask at all times and observe good personal hygiene
Keep a distance of at least 1 metre between persons at all times
Sit only at designated areas. Do not eat or drink at the clinic areas
Avoid talking to other patients
Wash or sanitise your hands after touching common surfaces such as grab poles and lift buttons

SNEC website: https://www.snec.com.sg/medication-delivery
Health Buddy app: https://healthbuddy.page.link/apps
HealthHub website: https://eservices.healthhub.sg/public/medicationRefill/singhealth

17 May 2021, 7pm

VEHICLE PARKING NOTICE

For patients in wheelchairs or with special needs, please seek assistance at SNEC Staff Car Park.

Patients and visitors going to:

SNEC, Diabetes & Metabolism Centre (DMC), National Heart Centre Singapore (NHCS), National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS)
– please park your vehicles at NHCS Car Park
SGH Blocks 1 to 7 – please park at the SingHealth Tower Car Park (use the link bridge on Level 3 of SingHealth Tower to connect to Block 3 of SGH)

Public parking is available at NHCS and SingHealth Tower. Please use Jalan Bukit Merah and enter via Hospital Boulevard or Hospital Drive.

Parking is also available at other locations in the SGH Campus. Click here for more public car park locations and parking charges.

6 October 2020, 3pm

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