OPAL Programme
At OPAL, we care for people living with serious life-limiting illnesses by managing symptoms, support emotional wellbeing and provide personalised care throughout the illness.
At every stage of the illness, our dedicated team of doctors, nurses, medical social workers, and pastoral care professionals works together to provide comfort, guidance, and support—whether at our clinic, at home, or through inpatient care.
We are here to walk alongside you and your loved ones, helping you experience meaningful moments together enhancing quality of life at home and in the community.
The Difference In Our Care
Whole-of-Person Care
Compassionate care focused on you, not just your illness
Whole-Family Care
Holistic support for both patients and families by an interdisciplinary team
Dedicated Telesupport
Accessible telesupport during office hours
The Difference In Our Care
Seamless Care
Ensuring smooth, continuous care between clinic, home or inpatient
Whole-of-Person Care
Integrating physical, mental, spiritual and social well-being to support a thriving life
Telesupport Care
Providing accessible telesupport during office hours
Our Model of Care
Clinical Care
- Symptom assessment and management
- Advance care planning
- Consolidation of care
Social Care
- Financial counselling
- Caregiver support
- Connecting you with the right services
Pastoral Care
- Care and counselling
- Personalised psychospiritual care
- Legacy work and family therapy
What You Can Expect
1. Assessment
Our team will evaluate whether OPAL is suitable for you and explain what you can expect from your care.
2. Baseline Screening & Support
We will conduct a holistic evaluation of your physical, emotional and spiritual well-being and guide you on how to access our support between clinic appointments.
3. Reviews
You will have regular follow-up visits with our medical, nursing and chaplaincy team, depending on your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Planning ahead gives you the opportunity to talk about what matters most to you and how you would like to be cared for if your health changes. It can help you prepare for future needs, make informed choices about your care, and support your loved ones.
Each OPAL visit is tailored your needs. Your care team works alongside you to address your health concerns and enhance your well-being. Your team includes a doctor and nurse, with a medical social worker and counsellor providing additional support when needed.
No. OPAL works alongside your existing healthcare team. You can continue seeing your family doctor or specialist while our team provides additional support based on your needs and goals.
Your needs may change over time. If you require more specialised support, our OPAL team can help you transition smoothly to home or inpatient hospice care provided by St Luke’s Hospital, so you can continue to receive care from a team that understands your needs.
Consultation charges follow SLCC’s standard consultation rates. Additional charges may apply for teleconsultations.
For nursing support, medical social worker support, counselling services and use of the OPAL hotline, these are currently provided at no additional cost.
Patients may also be eligible for consultation and medication subsidies. CHAS, Healthier SG and Medisave schemes are available.
Operating Hours
Mon–Fri: 8.30 am –12.30 pm, 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Sat, Sun & PH: Closed
How To Get Here
We are located inside St Luke's Hospital.
Click above to view location.
Charges, Payment, Subsidies & Means Testing
Government subsidies are available for eligible patients. Click above to view more information about our charges and payments.
