Your Hospital Stay
The following resources were developed to help you prepare for your hospital stay, to inform you of all the services and facilities we offer and to make your stay with us as smooth and comfortable as possible.
Patients scheduled for elective surgery will be referred to our Pre-Admission Counselling and Evaluation (PACE) services at Basement 2, TTSH Medical Centre.
You will be given all the information you need regarding the proposed procedure or surgery and how best to prepare yourself.
Pre-operative evaluation and tests will be conducted to ensure that you are fit for the proposed surgery. Financial counselling and information on your estimated bill size will also be provided.
Documents to bring for registration
Your NRIC or Birth Certificate (if you are below 15 years old)
or Passport (if you are a foreigner)
Medical benefit identification documents
Letter of Guarantee from employer
Hospitalisation Identity Card
Civil Service Card, etc
CPF Membership card, valid P, Q, R, Employment Pass or letter from employer for Work Permit / Employment Pass holders
For elective (or planned) admissions, the following documents are needed:
The ‘Authorisation Form for Admission’ from your doctor
Financial Counselling Form with the estimated bill
Required deposit (if any)
Tan Tock Seng Hospital is committed to providing a safe and accessible environment for all patients, visitors, and staff. To support this, the use of Personal Mobility Aids within hospital premises is regulated.
What are Personal Mobility Aids (PMAs)?
PMAs refer to wheelchairs, motorised wheelchairs, and mobility scooters (3 or more wheels with a seat) designed for individuals who are unable to walk or have walking difficulties.
What's NOT Allowed Indoors
"Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) and Power-Assisted Bicycles (PABs) are strictly prohibited indoors. This includes kick-scooters, electric scooters, hoverboards, unicycles, motorised bicycles, and large PMA lookalikes (e.g. mobility scooters or devices designed to carry multiple riders). Users must dismount and walk when inside hospital buildings.
Where can I use my PMA?
Outpatient Areas - PMAs are allowed for use in outpatient clinic areas. Please show consideration for others when using your PMA around the hospital.
Inpatient Areas - PMAs must be parked at designated ward-level parking bays and are not allowed at patient bedsides.
Emergency Department - PMAs are allowed in the Emergency Department.
If you are scheduled for admission, you are strongly encouraged to arrange for your PMA to be brought home. If unable to do so, PMAs must be parked at designated ward-level parking bays.
Important Rules
For All Users:
Speed limit: Please ride at walking speed of 5 km/hr for the safety of all patients, visitors and staff
Parking: Please park your PMA at designated ward-level parking bays
For Patients Only:
Charging: Charging of PMAs is allowed only for patients upon discharge with a 30-minute limit as a safety precaution. Charging must be done at designated charging areas around the hospital and is not permitted inside wards or at patient bedsides
For Visitors:
Charging of PMAs is not allowed for visitors as a safety precaution
Additional Information
For the latest updates on Personal Mobility Device (PMD) and Power-Assisted Bicycle (PAB) definitions, usage rules, safety regulations, and other related information, please refer to the Land Transport Authority website.
Need Help?
You can reach out to any staff for assistance in the wards. If you need wheelchair assistance, please approach any hospital staff
Hospital wheelchairs are available
Types of wards and facilities at TTSH
Explore the different ward types at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, from non-subsidised to subsidised wards. Learn about the room amenities, visitor guidelines, and services available to ensure a comfortable stay for every patient.
Deluxe Suite (Non-Subsidised)
Air-conditioned with attached guest room for visitors and family members
Bathroom, toilet, toiletries set, mini fridge, locker
Television and phone line
Selection of food menu
Choice of Specialist (subject to availability)
A1: Single Room (Non-Subsidised)
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Air-conditioned
Bathroom, toilet, toiletries set, mini fridge, locker
Television and phone line
Selection of food menu
Choice of Specialist (subject to availability)
B1: 5 Bedded Room (Non-Subsidised)
Air-conditioned
Shared en-suite bathroom
Bedside locker
Television and phone line
Selection of food menu
Choice of Specialist (subject to availability)
B2: 5 Bedded Room (Subsidised)
Naturally-ventilated with fans
Shared en-suite bathroom
Bedside locker
Standard meals
C: 6 - 10 Bedded Room (Subsidised)
Naturally-ventilated with fans
Common bathroom
Bedside locker
Standard meals
Notes
- Pictures shown above are for illustration purposes only and actual ward layouts may differ. There may also be deviations in other specialised wards.
- Patients may be assigned to a bed located in HealthCity Novena such as TTSH wards at Renci, Community Hospital, National Centre for Infectious Diseases, or Integrated Care Hub. Dedicated care will be provided by TTSH Doctors and nurses.
Notes
Application will be processed upon receipt of authorisation, complete documentation and payment.
How to apply for medical information?
What is required when applying for medical information?
For us to proceed with any application, the hospital needs the patient's authorisation before any medical information can be provided.
- For patients below 21 years of age, consent of the parent or legal guardian is required.
- For deceased or mentally incompetent patients, consent from the appointed representative of the estate is required. Where applicable, the Consent and Declaration for Release Of Medical Information for patient with Mentally Incapacitated or Deceased Patient (Form B) (PDF, 570 kb) must be filled up. A copy of the death certificate and other supporting documents (e.g. marriage certificate, birth certificate, letters of administration) are required as proof of the representative's relationship to the patient.
- Interested third parties can write in together with patient's consent, permitting the hospital to release medical information for a stated purpose.
- For foreign workers that have returned to their native country, employers can apply for these foreign workers' medical information by completing a Letter of Indemnity and also providing document proof of cancellation of work permit for the foreign worker.
What is available and how much?
Medical Reports
Brief Medical Report
SG Enable: Mobility Report (Form)
Functional Assessment (Form)
CPF Medical Certification (Form)
Ordinary Medical Report
This is a factual report of the patient's medical condition. A doctor will write the medical report based on patient's medical information available. (Insurance form or type-written report)
Work Injury Compensation (WIC) Initial Assessment Report
This is for the purpose of determining work-related injuries and the degree and period of disability results of a work injury. Requester to provide MOM's WIC initial assessment form or MOM request letter for the application. May involve a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic.
Specialist Medical Report
This report is prepared by the patient's specialist in response to requests that require a professional opinion with regards to the patient's prognosis and disabilities. It is based on an actual assessment of the patient and may involve a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic. (Insurance form or type-written report)
Work Injury Compensation Objection Assessment Report
This is for the purpose of re-determining work-related injuries and the degree and period of disability when patient objects to the results of the WIC initial assessment report raised. The WIC objection report is done by two doctors who are consultants and above. We accept WIC objection report request for patients who are assessed by doctors of other hospital for the initial assessment report.
Specialist Medical Report (Simple - Psychiatric)
This report is prepared by the assigned psychiatrist in response to requests that require a professional opinion with regards to the patient's assessment or condition. The requirement for further assessment for purpose of preparing the report is subject to review by the assigned/treating psychiatrist in the Specialist Outpatient Clinic.
Specialist Medical Report (Complex - Psychiatric) / Court Appointment for Deputy (CAD) Report
This report is prepared by the assigned psychiatrist in response to requests that require detailed professional opinions not covered by a simple report, with regards to the patient's assessment or condition, which may extend to domains of prognosis and disability. The requirement for further assessment for purpose of preparing the report is subject to review by the assigned/treating psychiatrist in the Specialist Outpatient Clinic.
Medical report for Court Appointed Deputy Application (Form 61), patient has to be examined by a psychiatrist. At present, a lawyer is required to initiate the request and we are unable to provide reports for applicants acting in person/via iFAMS.
Lasting Power of Attorney Certificate Issuance
The LPA Certificate may be issued by accredited medical practitioners, lawyers and psychiatrists. As charges vary according to complexity of the cases, members of the public are advised to check on their requirements with the Office of the Public Guardian before selecting a certificate issuer.
Ordinary/ Factual Medical Report (Psychiatric)
This is a factual report of the patient's medical condition based on clinical information that is already available. No assessment will be required for preparation of the report. In the event that a specific psychiatric opinion is required, the report will be considered as Specialist Medical Report (Simple – Psychiatric) or (Complex – Psychiatric).
Second Opinion Reports
This report is written for people who are not patients of TTSH but seek a professional opinion from our Specialists. Its format and scope is the same as the Specialist Medical report. It is based on the assessment of the patient and involves a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic.
Duplicate Copy of Investigation Results
Selective duplicate copies of investigation results such as blood test results, lab results, investigation reports (ECG, Electrophysiology, EMGS), X-ray and other radiological reports can be made available.
*Investigation results may be available for free on the NHG Health App. Please check the app before submitting an application to the Medical Records Office.
Certified True Copy of Medical Report or Reprint of Medical Certificates Issued
A duplicate copy of the medical report that was previously applied before or a reprint of medical certificate previously issued.
*Medical Certificates may be available for free on the NHG Health App. Please check the app before submitting an application to the Medical Records Office.
When will my medical information be ready?
As a general guide, the time frame for completion of medical reports is between 4 to 6 weeks.
It may take longer if:
- Patient has upcoming clinic appointments
- Patient has been hospitalised
- Multiple reports are required from several clinical departments
- Doctor is away
Specialist Medical Reports and Workmen Compensation cases require more processing time as a review at the Specialist Outpatient Clinic may be required after the patient has been discharged or given open date from clinic review.
How can I receive my medical information?
To obtain medical reports, insurance forms, or copies of medical records, please submit your request via FormSG. All medical information will be released in digital format only and sent to the email address your provide in your application.
View & download Medical Report via NHG Health App
Medical Report
Test Results & Medical Certificate
Discharge Summary
Types of Accomodation
TTSH / NCID Ward Rates
| Ward Type | Rate (S$) |
|---|---|
| TTSH / NCID (General Ward) | |
| Deluxe (not applicable for NCID) | From 1,048 per day |
| A1 | From 731 per day |
| B1 | From 367 per day |
| B2 | From 69 per day |
| C | From 56 per day |
| High Dependency Unit (HDU) | |
| A1 | From 957 per day |
| B1 | From 766 per day |
| B2 & C | From 176 per day |
| SACU / ACA / ASU | |
| A1 | From 812 per day |
| B1 | From 650 per day |
| B2 & C | From 149 per day |
| Neuro HDU | |
| A1 | From 957 per day |
| B1 | From 766 per day |
| B2 & C | From 176 per day |
| Intensive Care Unit (ICU) | |
| A1 | From 1,506 per day |
| B1 | From 1,205 per day |
| B2 & C | From 277 per day |
| Neuro ICU | |
| A1 | From 1,506 per day |
| B1 | From 1,205 per day |
| B2 & C | From 277 per day |
Day Surgery / Endoscopy Centre / Invasive Cardiac Lab
| Ward Type | Private (S$) | Subsidised ($) |
| From | From | |
| Single | 344 | Not applicable |
| Co-hort | 211 | 38 |
| Seater / Recliner | 133 | 25 |
Notice
- Charges may differ for Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, Residents Foreigners and Non – Residents. Please approach our staff prior to admission to find out more.
- Prices quoted are inclusive of 9% GST.
- B2 and C class prices above are based on maximum subsidy.
- Prices quoted for all accommodation have been rounded up to the nearest dollar.
- Prices are subject to change without prior notice. Please confirm with our staff during your admission.
- All other services such as daily treatment fees, investigations, medication, procedures, etc are charged separately.
- HD denotes High Dependency. ICU denotes Intensive Care Unit.
- SACU denotes Surgical Acute Care Unit. ACA denotes Acute Care Areas. ASU denotes Acute Stroke Unit.
- The hospital has specialised wards/areas such as ICU, HD, SACU, ACA and ASU, designed to provide optimal clinical care for patients with certain conditions. Admission to these specialised wards/areas would be directed by the doctor in charge and reserved for patients who would benefit most.
- Deluxe Class is not applicable to NCID (NCID denotes National Centre for Infectious Diseases).
- The fee benchmark for the same or similar care, treatment or procedure is published on the website of the Ministry of Health at Bills and fee benchmarks | Ministry of Health (moh.gov.sg)
- The charges shown may be:
- Deducted from Medisave
- Reimbursed under Medishield Life scheme
- Reduced by subsidy or grant under a public scheme
For more details, refer to Healthcare Financing Information.
Overstaying
Social over-stayers are patients who have been certified to be medically fit for discharge from acute care and assessed to have feasible discharge options, but continue to stay in acute hospitals for prolonged periods. To ensure that hospital beds are available to patients requiring acute care, Government subsidy, MediShield Life or Medifund will not be extended further after the patient is certified to be medically fit for discharge from the hospital, if the patient decides to remain in the hospital. Integrated Shield Plans (IPs) and Civil Service Medical Benefits will similarly not be extended further. This applies to all inpatient ward classes.
An Alternative to Conventional Hospital Stays
TTSH Mobile Inpatient Care at Home (TTSH@Home) caters to the preference of patients who seek comfort and familiarity when receiving care. As an alternative to conventional hospital stays, our clinical services are delivered to medically suitable patients in their residences. Our dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals ensures comprehensive care while monitoring patients remotely.
With TTSH@Home, we aim to redefine the healthcare experience and empower our patients.
Services offered
During home visits, our clinical team provides tailored care to meet your needs. Our range of services encompasses both remote and in-person modalities which include but not limited to:
- Remote care monitoring
- 24-hour call concierge to attend to your non-emergency medical queries
- Home visits by our clinical team
- Support the administration of intravenours infusion or injections
- Sample collections for lab investigations
- Bladder and wound management
- Caregiver training and patient education
- Medication delivery
- Return to the hospital for scans and day procedures
Conditions suitable for TTSH@Home
Patients who are suitable to continue receiving care at home may have cellulitis, urinary tract infections, pneumonia, gastroenteritis, dengue fever, rhabdomyolysis, influenza, and viral fever. Other conditions, such as COVID-19 infections in patients with weakened immune systems, as well as post-operative care for selected patients following surgery, are also considered.
Why choose TTSH@Home
TTSH@Home offers serveral benefits to our patients.
- Patients can enjoy the comfort and familiarity of their own homes while continuing to receive care, minimizing disruptions to their daily activities or routines.
- Patients have the flexibility to spend their time more meaningfully at home in between regular treatments and while awaiting test results. They can find solace and support as they recover and recuperate, surrounded by loved ones.
- Our service also eliminates the need for caregivers and loved ones to commute between home and the hospital to visit patient. Moreover, families are relieved of the pressure to adhere to dedicated hospital visiting hours.
- Additionally, our clinical team extends education and support to patients and their family caregivers within the home environment.
- Apart from the benefits and conveniences of receiving treatments at home, the risk of hospital-acquired infections is also greatly reduced.
How to get a referral
Getting a referral
Patient's doctor will raise a referral. Patient can also inform their doctor on their interest in TTSH@Home.
Assessing your suitability
Our MIC clinical team will assess patient's suitability for the service. Once patient consented, patient will be enrolled into TTSH@Home.
Preparing for TTSH@Home
You will receive a Vital Sign Monitoring kit (VSM), enrolment file, and medications to be taken or administered at home.
Leaving the hospital
Our MIC staff will explain the service and charges. They will also educate patient on the aspects of remote care monitoring and what to do during a medical emergency.
Care in TTSH@Home
You are now on your way home to conitnue your treatment and recovery journey.
How much will it cost?
Patients are eligible for government subsidies and they can tap on MediShield Life & Medisave in line with the existing Acute Inpatient Financing Framework by the Ministry of Health (MOH). In addition, patients can also utilize their Civil Service Card and Integrated Shield Plans*. Patient will be counselled on the charges prior enrolment to TTSH@Home service.
*Please check with respective Integrated Shield Plans provider on the details of your coverage.
Notice
This schedule is effective 1st May 2026. (Rates published are estimated, and for reference only.)
| Services / Items | Fees |
|---|---|
| Daily Home Monitoring Fee | $48.00 - $262.00 (Inclusive of 9% GST) |
| In-Person Home Visits | Fees dependent on subsidy levels |
| Nursing Procedures | Fees dependent on subsidy levels |
| Lab Investigations and Tests | Fees dependent on subsidy levels |
| Scans | Fees dependent on subsidy levels |
| Standard / Non-Standard Medication | Fees dependent on subsidy levels |
| Medication Delivery and Courier Service | Fees dependent on subsidy levels |
| Transportation (as required) | Fees dependent on subsidy levels |
Contact us
Ask your TTSH Doctor on your eligibility for TTSH@Home and experience the convenience and comfort of receiving care at home.
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