Registration
Registration for admission will be done at the Patient Service Centre (PSC) or in the wards.
Documents to Bring
For your admission registration, please bring the following original documents:
- Letter for Community Hospital Admission or Admission Authorisation Form
- NRIC / Birth Certificate / Passport / Employment / Work Permit
If you have any of the following documents, please bring them along:
- Letter of Guarantee from Employer
- Medical Claims Authorisation Form
- Means-Test Declaration Form
- Medisave Account Holder's NRIC
What To Bring
Pyjamas are provided
- Non-slip footwear (Sandals will be advised for Rehabilitation)
- Personal toiletries such as toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, etc
- Medications for reconciliation
What Not To Bring
- Please do not bring excessive cash, valuables or handphone/IT gadgets. If you have these items with you during admission, please arrange for them to be taken home or inform the ward nurses for safekeeping.
Personal Safety
- Let us know your whereabouts. Beware of confidence tricksters.
Leaving the Hospital Premises
- For your own safety, please do not leave the hospital premises until your doctor has cleared you for discharge. Patients who request to be discharged against the doctors' advice will be required to sign an AOR (At Own Risk) form.
Identification Wristband
- An identification wristband with your name, NRIC and ward number will be given to you. Please wear it at all times while you are in the hospital. Red wristbands are for patients with drug allergies; white wristbands are for patients with no known allergies and green wristbands are for patients with risk for falls.
Food Service
- A choice of Chinese, Indian, Malay, and Vegetarian menus are available for your daily selection. Our team of chefs and dietitians supervise the preparation and menu planning of your meals to ensure that you receive a balanced and nutritious diet. For patients with specific needs, we also prepare personal therapeutic diets as advised by the dietitians.
Smoking
- Smoking is not allowed on the hospital compounds. We seek your co-operation to help us maintain a healthy smoke-free environment.
Rest and Relax
- Feel free to make use of the amenities available in the patient lounge area.
Restroom
- Help us to keep the restroom clean. This will reduce the spread of infectious diseases within the hospital.
CARE DELIVERY
Ward Routine
Upon your admission to Yishun Community Hospital, you will be looked after by a team doctors, nurses and therapists.
Our doctors perform their routine ward rounds as scheduled. They are also scheduled to be on-call on a 24-hour basis to attend to patients who may need urgent medical attention. The routine in the ward also include activities such as medication, meals and rehab services.
Medication rounds usually begin at 0800hrs, 1330hrs and 2000hrs. Nurses serving medications are donned in an apron that indicates "Serving Medication - Please Do Not Disturb". This is to prevent them from getting distracted by patients, nurses and visitor when serving medications. Kindly seek assistance from other nurses if required. We encourage you to participate actively in your care and ask questions if you are in doubt regarding your diagnosis, treatment plan and preliminary date for discharge.
Nursing Care
We practice patient-centered nursing care in the ward. A trained nurse is assigned to a group of patients during each shift and a photo of the nurse will be displayed on the board in the ward.
Please feel free to approach our nurses if you have any concerns regarding your nursing care.
Patients' Confidentiality
YCH has a duty to protect our patients' confidentiality at all times. Photography and videography of patients and their families are not allowed.
Partners-In-Care
We encourage your family to be our active partners-in-care to help you on the road to recovery.
Our nurses may therefore request participation of your family members in nursing activities such as feeding during meals, mediciation and bathing time. This will allow them to show emotional and psychological support as well as learn how to care for you at home after discharge.
Patient Education
We believe in empowering you and your family with knowledge on health matters as this will help you understand and cope with your condition better. This is made possible through our Patient Education Programs, regular health fairs, public forums and various community outreach efforts.

