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Inpatient
Our inpatient multi-disciplinary care teams provide clinical, social and pastoral care to meet the needs of our patients in a holistic manner.
Outpatient
Our outpatient services provide continuity of care to meet community healthcare needs. We offer a comprehensive range of services through St Luke’s Community Clinic and our home care service.
Community
Our community programmes aim to enrich lives and enable those in the community to age well.
Areas of Care
St Luke’s Hospital has a comprehensive range of services and expertise in various fields.
Patient Stories
St Luke’s Hospital was the first hospital in Singapore dedicated to the elderly sick. We have since expanded our services to enrich more lives. Read about our patients and how we help them.
What happens when an avid golfer meets a life-changing incident? Struck by a stroke two years ago, the devastating effects have caused Mr Png’s loss of right hand and...
Reunion dinner has always been a big part of Chinese New Year, and especially so, for Mdm Chng Boon Hwa. It would be a special one for her this year...
Nearing her discharge, Linda Tan reflected on her stay in SLH whilst recovering from Cellulitis on her chin. In particular, she holds fond memories of the leisure activities conducted. She...
There was no way to relax. Tan Hong Meng’s left arm would always “spring back” to its default position – arm close to his chest, fist clenched – almost in...
When the pandemic started, many elderly and their caregivers became more housebound, placing them at risk of physiological and social effects from the outbreak. This is especially challenging for persons...
Since the onset of the pandemic, healthcare workers have faced an elevated risk of stress, burnout and other mental health challenges. To uplift the morale and mental wellbeing of our...
Senior staff nurse Julie Yeo was very close to her mother, as she had been her pillar of strength and role model throughout her life. Before she passed on, Julie...
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![Lunar New Year signifies a time of reunion and celebration of a new year with loved ones. Mdm Pang, who has always enjoyed the festivities, celebrated a very different Lunar New Year this year. After her surgery at an acute hospital, she had spent the last few weeks in St Luke’s Hospital to regain her strength and mobility through rehabilitation.
She was pleasantly surprised to receive mandarin oranges and well wishes of happiness and good health from senior management and staff of St Luke’s Hospital on 2 February 2023. “Thank you for the heartfelt gesture and bringing cheer to all of us,” said Mdm Pang joyfully.
“Some patients may experience loneliness as they are not able to be home with their loved ones. By continuing our hospital’s annual tradition of gifting mandarin oranges, we hope to enliven the mood and make them feel more at home,” said Surin Lee, Assistant Director, Corporate Communications & Partnerships.
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[Photo caption] Senior Management from St Luke’s Hospital wishing patients good health and happiness on 2 February 2023.](https://www.slh.org.sg/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
