Healthcare Services (Exemption) Order 2021

No. S 1042

Healthcare Services Act 2020

(ACT 3 OF 2020)

Healthcare Services
(Exemption) Order 2021

In exercise of the powers conferred by section 53 of the Healthcare Services Act 2020, the Minister for Health makes the following Order:

Citation and commencement

1.  This Order is the Healthcare Services (Exemption) Order 2021 and comes into operation on 3 January 2022.

Definitions

2.  In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires —

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“business name” has the meaning given by regulation 48(2) of the Healthcare Services (General) Regulations 2021 (G.N. No. S 1035/2021);

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“HIV” means the Human Immunodeficiency Virus;

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“registered nurse” means a person who is a registered nurse within the meaning of the Nurses and Midwives Act 1999 and holds a valid practising certificate under that Act.

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Exemption relating to Clinical Governance Officers

3.—(1)  Section 24(2) of the Act and regulation 5 of the Healthcare Services (Clinical Laboratory Service and Radiological Service) Regulations 2021 (G.N. No. S 1036/2021) do not apply to a person (A) who holds a licence to provide a clinical laboratory service in respect of A’s appointment of an individual as a Clinical Governance Officer where the individual —

(a) was, immediately before 3 January 2022, employed by A to manage any premises in which a clinical laboratory service is provided by A and continues to be so employed after that date; and

(b) had, immediately before that date, held a valid licence under the repealed Act in relation to the use of the premises as a clinical laboratory.

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(2)  Paragraph (1) only applies so long as every laboratory discipline and specified test provided or that is to be provided as part of the clinical laboratory service was, immediately before 3 January 2022, also provided in the premises.

(3)  Section 24(2) of the Act and regulation 6 of the Healthcare Services (Clinical Laboratory Service and Radiological Service) Regulations 2021 do not apply to a person (B) who holds a licence to provide a radiological service in respect of B’s appointment of an individual as a Clinical Governance Officer where the individual —

(a) was, immediately before 3 January 2022, employed by B to manage any premises in which a radiological service is provided by B and continues to be so employed after that date; and

(b) had, immediately before that date, held a valid licence under the repealed Act in relation to the use of the premises as a clinical laboratory.

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(4)  Paragraph (3) only applies so long as every imaging modality provided or that is to be provided as part of the radiological service was, immediately before 3 January 2022, also provided in the premises.

(5)  Section 24(2) of the Act and regulation 4 of the Healthcare Services (Cord Blood Banking Service) Regulations 2021 (G.N. No. S 1037/2021) do not apply to a person (C) who holds a licence to provide a cord blood banking service in respect of C’s appointment of an individual as a Clinical Governance Officer where the individual —

(a) was, immediately before 3 January 2022, employed by C to manage any premises in which a cord blood banking service is provided by C and continues to be so employed after that date; and

(b) had, immediately before that date, held a valid licence under the repealed Act in relation to the use of the premises as a clinical laboratory.

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(5A)  Section 24(2) of the Act and regulation 7(1)(b) of the Healthcare Services (Nursing Home Service) Regulations 2023 (G.N. No. S 849/2023) do not apply to a person (D) who holds a licence to provide a nursing home service in respect of D’s appointment of an individual as a Clinical Governance Officer, if all of the following are satisfied:

(a) D had, immediately before 18 December 2023, held a valid licence under the repealed Act in relation to the use of any premises as a nursing home;

(b) the premises mentioned in sub‑paragraph (a) are, from and including that date, D’s approved permanent premises for the provision of the nursing home service;

(c) the individual is a registered nurse who —

(i) is not subject to any condition imposed on his or her registration by the Singapore Nursing Board under section 17(2) of the Nurses and Midwives Act 1999; and

(ii) immediately before 18 December 2023, had performed all the functions of a Clinical Governance Officer in respect of the nursing home at the premises mentioned in sub‑paragraph (a).

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(6)  In this paragraph —

“imaging modality” means —

(a) any imaging modality set out in paragraph 1(a) of Part 2 of the Schedule to the Healthcare Services (Clinical Laboratory Service and Radiological Service) Regulations 2021;

(b) the provision of minimally invasive image-guided biopsy of breast, thyroid, superficial lump or bump or any superficial lymph node;

(c) bone densitometry; or

(d) ultrasound;

“laboratory discipline” means any laboratory discipline set out in paragraph 1(a) of Part 1 of the Schedule to the Healthcare Services (Clinical Laboratory Service and Radiological Service) Regulations 2021;

“specified test” means any test set out in paragraph 1(b) of Part 1 of the Schedule to the Healthcare Services (Clinical Laboratory Service and Radiological Service) Regulations 2021.

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Exemption for business name used under repealed Act

4.—(1)  Section 29(1)(a) and (2) of the Act does not apply in relation to the use of a business name by a licensee who holds a licence under the Act for the provision of a licensable healthcare service specified in paragraph 1(d) or (e) of the First Schedule to the Act if —

(a) the licensee had, immediately before 3 January 2022, held a valid PHMC licence; and

(b) the licensee’s business name is identical to the business name used by the licensee under the PHMC licence,

for so long as the licensee continues to use that business name.

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(2)  In this paragraph, “PHMC licence” means a licence issued under section 6(2)(a) of the repealed Act.

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Exemption in relation to blood banking service provided by clinical laboratory service licensees and acute hospital service licensees

5.—(1)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a blood banking service by a person who —

(a) holds a valid licence to provide a clinical laboratory service;

(b) is approved to provide transfusion medicine for the clinical laboratory service; and

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(c) only carries out any one or more of the following activities in the provision of the blood banking service, for the purpose of providing the clinical laboratory service:

(i) testing of blood or blood components;

(ii) processing of blood or blood components;

(iii) distribution of blood or blood components;

(iv) storage of blood or blood components incidental to any activity mentioned in sub‑paragraphs (i), (ii) and (iii).

(2)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a blood banking service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide an acute hospital service and only carries out any one or more, but not all, of the following activities in relation to blood or blood components for therapeutic transfusion, in the provision of the acute hospital service:

(a) collection of blood or blood components;

(b) distribution of blood or blood components;

(c) storage of blood or blood components incidental to any activity mentioned in sub‑paragraph (a) or (b).

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(3)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a blood banking service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide an acute hospital service, and provides the blood banking service only to enable the therapeutic transfusion of blood or blood components collected from an individual (A) to either of the following individuals in the provision of the acute hospital service:

(a) A;

(b) another individual specified by A.

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Exemption in relation to blood banking service provided by outpatient medical service licensee acting on behalf of blood banking service licensee

6.  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a blood banking service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide an outpatient medical service in relation only to the carrying out of the following activities on behalf of another person who holds a valid licence to provide a blood banking service:

(a) collection of blood or blood components;

(b) storage of blood or blood components incidental to sub‑paragraph (a).

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Exemption in relation to clinical laboratory services provided by blood banking service or cord blood banking service licensee

8.—(1)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a clinical laboratory service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide a blood banking service and who —

(a) conducts any test on any blood collected by the person as part of the person’s provision of a blood banking service, to ensure the suitability of the blood for transfusion; or

(b) conducts any test on any blood collected from a donor or recipient to ensure the suitability of the donor’s blood for transfusion to the recipient, as part of the person’s provision of a blood banking service.

(2)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a clinical laboratory service by a person (X) who holds a valid licence to provide a cord blood banking service and conducts, as part of X’s provision of a cord blood banking service, any test on —

(a) any cord blood collected by X to ensure the suitability of the cord blood for transplant or storage; or

(b) any cord blood that —

(i) is collected by another person (Y) who holds a valid licence to provide a cord blood banking service; and

(ii) is provided by Y to X solely for the purpose of testing to ensure the suitability of the cord blood for transplant or storage.

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Exemption in relation to contingency care service licensees

12.  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a community hospital service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide a contingency care service in relation to the provision of a healthcare service that is provided to an inpatient who, having been treated for any disease or trauma or having undergone surgery, needs to receive constant medical oversight by a medical practitioner, for the purpose of assisting the inpatient in regaining his or her health.

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Exemption in relation to performance of image-guided procedures

13.—(1)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a radiological service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide an acute hospital service in relation only to the performance of any image-guided procedure, where the performance of the procedure is incidental to the provision of the acute hospital service.

(2)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a radiological service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide an ambulatory surgical centre service in relation only to the performance of any image-guided procedure, where the performance of the procedure is incidental to the provision of the ambulatory surgical centre service.

(3)  In this paragraph, “image-guided procedure” means any procedure which is facilitated by an imaging modality that obtains real-time images of the body of an individual.

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Exemption in relation to provision of peritoneal dialysis support by outpatient medical service licensees

14.—(1)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of an outpatient renal dialysis service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide an outpatient medical service and only provides peritoneal dialysis support.

(2)  In sub-paragraph (1), “peritoneal dialysis support” has the meaning given by paragraph 2 of the First Schedule to the Act.

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Exemption in relation to testing of specimens by nuclear medicine service licensees

15.—(1)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a clinical laboratory service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide a nuclear medicine service in relation only to the testing of any specimen derived from a patient by the person, if both of the following conditions are satisfied:

(a) the specimen is not subject to more than minimal manipulation;

(b) the test is conducted using beta scintillation or gamma counting.

(2)  In sub-paragraph (1), “minimal manipulation” has the meaning given by regulation 34(3) of the Healthcare Services (Nuclear Medicine Service) Regulations 2023 (G.N. No. S 412/2023).

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Exemption in relation to provision of clinical laboratory service by human tissue banking service licensees

16.  Section 8 of the Act does not apply to the provision of a clinical laboratory service by a person (X) who holds a valid licence to provide a human tissue banking service and conducts, as part of X’s provision of the human tissue banking service, any test on —

(a) any human tissue collected by X to ensure the suitability of the human tissue for transplant or storage; or

(b) any human tissue that —

(i) is collected by another person (Y) who holds a valid licence to provide a human tissue banking service; and

(ii) is provided by Y to X solely for the purpose of testing to ensure the suitability of the human tissue for transplant or storage.

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Exemption in relation to healthcare professionals, etc.

17.—(1)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the practice of dentistry by a dentist or an oral health therapist, where the dentist or oral health therapist practises dentistry in the course of his or her employment or engagement by a licensee to assist in the provision of a licensable healthcare service by the licensee.

(2)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the practice of medicine by a medical practitioner, where the medical practitioner practises medicine in the course of his or her employment or engagement by a licensee to assist in the provision of a licensable healthcare service by the licensee.

(3)  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the carrying out of any act or activity, or the provision of any service, specified in the first column of the First Schedule by an individual specified opposite in the second column of that Schedule.

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Exemption in relation to provision of traditional medicine, etc.

18.—(1)  Subject to sub-paragraph (2), section 8 of the Act does not apply to any of the following:

(a) the practice of a system of therapeutics according to a Chinese, Malay or Indian method by a person;

(b) the provision of chiropractic or osteopathic services by a person;

(c) the provision of complementary and alternative medicine services by a person.

(2)  Sub-paragraph (1) does not apply in relation to the performance by a person of any invasive procedure that penetrates beyond the epidermis layer of an individual’s skin and which changes, or is intended to change, that individual’s appearance or anatomy.

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Exemption in relation to conduct of radiological examinations required under Employment of Foreign Manpower Act 1990

19.—(1)  Regulation 13 of the Healthcare Services (Clinical Laboratory Service and Radiological Service) Regulations 2021 does not apply to a person who holds a valid licence to provide a radiological service and conducts, in the provision of the radiological service, an applicable examination for a patient.

(2)  In sub-paragraph (1), “applicable examination”, in relation to a patient, means a radiological examination which the patient undergoes, or is required to undergo, to comply with the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act 1990 or any requirement imposed under that Act.

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Exemption in relation to administration of anonymous tests for HIV infection by outpatient medical service licensee at permanent premises

20.—(1)  This paragraph applies to a person who holds a valid licence to provide an outpatient medical service and is approved under the Act to use any premises specified in the Second Schedule as an approved permanent premises to provide the outpatient medical service.

(2)  Regulation 37(2) of the Healthcare Services (General) Regulations 2021 does not apply in relation to the administration of an anonymous test on any individual by a person mentioned in sub-paragraph (1) in the provision of an outpatient medical service.

(3)  In sub-paragraph (2), “anonymous test” means a test for HIV infection where no identifying information is asked of the individual seeking the test.

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Exemption in relation to administration of anonymous tests at temporary premises

20A.—(1)  Regulation 37(2) of the Healthcare Services (General) Regulations 2021 does not apply in relation to the administration of an anonymous test on any individual by the specified licensee in the provision of an outpatient medical service at temporary premises.

(2)  In this paragraph —

“anonymous test” means a test where no identifying information is asked of the individual seeking the test —

(a) for HIV infection; or

(b) for any sexually transmitted infection where the test is administered pursuant to a survey or study commissioned by the Communicable Diseases Agency, including but not limited to a seroprevalence survey or study;

“Communicable Diseases Agency” means the Communicable Diseases Agency established by section 3 of the Communicable Diseases Agency Act 2025;

“specified licensee” means National Skin Centre (Singapore) Pte Ltd which holds a valid licence to provide an outpatient medical service under the business name of DSC Clinic and is approved under the Act to provide the outpatient medical service at temporary premises;

“temporary premises” means any premises other than permanent premises.

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Exemption in relation to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Pte Ltd

21.  Regulation 14(3)(e) of the Healthcare Services (Nuclear Medicine Service) Regulations 2023 does not apply in relation to the provision of a nuclear medicine service for an imaging purpose by KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Pte Ltd at the approved permanent premises at 100 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 229899.

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Exemption in relation to provision of contingency care service by nursing home service licensee

22.  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a contingency care service by a person who holds a valid licence to provide a nursing home service and treats, as part of the provision of the nursing home service, an inpatient for an infectious disease specified in the First Schedule to the Infectious Diseases Act 1976.

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Exemption relating to head of nursing for nursing home service

23.  Regulation 8(1) of the Healthcare Services (Nursing Home Service) Regulations 2023 does not apply to a person (X) who holds a licence to provide a nursing home service in respect of X’s appointment of an individual as the head of nursing for any approved permanent premises of X during the period from 18 December 2023 to 17 December 2028 (both dates inclusive), if all of the following are satisfied:

(a) X had, immediately before 18 December 2023, held a valid licence under the repealed Act in relation to the use of any premises as a nursing home;

(b) the premises mentioned in sub‑paragraph (a) are, from and including that date, X’s approved permanent premises for the provision of the nursing home service;

(c) the individual is a registered nurse who had, immediately before that date, performed all the functions mentioned in regulation 8(2)(a) to (e) of the Healthcare Services (Nursing Home Service) Regulations 2023 in respect of the nursing home at the premises mentioned in sub‑paragraph (a).

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Exemption in relation to provision of nursing home service by specified persons

24.  Section 8 of the Act does not apply in relation to the provision of a nursing home service by any of the following persons:

(a) a person who holds a valid licence under the Children and Young Persons Act 1993, where that service is provided at the premises of the home for children and young persons to which that licence relates;

(b) a person who holds a valid licence under the Homes for the Aged Act 1988, where that service is provided at the premises of the home for the aged to which that licence relates;

(c) a person who operates a home or hostel specified in the Third Schedule, where that service is provided at the premises of the home or hostel.

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Exemption in relation to advertisement

25.—(1)  Subject to sub-paragraph (2), sections 31 and 31A of the Act do not apply to a person who advertises, or causes to be advertised, any skill of, or service provided by, a specified healthcare professional that —

(a) relates to the treatment of any ailment, disease, injury, infirmity or condition affecting the human body; and

(b) is for the purpose of performing, or comes within the scope of, the act, activity or service mentioned in sub-paragraph (3) that corresponds to the specified healthcare professional.

(2)  Sub-paragraph (1) applies only if the information contained in the advertisement —

(a) is factually accurate and capable of being substantiated; and

(b) is not exaggerated, false, misleading or deceptive.

(3)  In this paragraph, “specified healthcare professional” means an individual who is —

(a) specified in the second column of items 1 to 6 in the First Schedule and is carrying out any act or activity, or providing any service, specified opposite in the first column of that Schedule;

(b) an allied health professional who has a professional qualification in any of the allied health professions specified in the First Schedule to the Allied Health Professions Act 2011 that is not a prescribed allied health profession under that Act, and is carrying out any act or activity, or providing any service, within the scope of that allied health profession; or

(c) a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner who is registered under the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act 2000 and holds a valid practising certificate for a prescribed practice of traditional Chinese medicine under that Act, and is carrying out any act or activity, or providing any service, in that type of practice.

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Exemption in relation to use of protected title in advertisement

26.—(1)  Subject to sub-paragraph (2), section 31B(1)(b) of the Act does not apply to a person who advertises, or causes to be advertised, a healthcare service provided by an individual who is referred to in the advertisement by a protected title if the individual is —

(a) an allied health professional who has a professional qualification in any of the allied health professions specified in the First Schedule to the Allied Health Professions Act 2011 that is not a prescribed allied health profession under that Act, and is carrying out any act or activity, or providing any service, within the scope of that allied health profession;

(b) a traditional medicine practitioner of a system of therapeutics according to a Malay method or an Indian method who is certified or registered in any country to practise the Malay method or Indian method (as the case may be) of traditional medicine, and is carrying out any act or activity, or providing any service, within the scope of that practice; or

(c) a practitioner of chiropractic or osteopathic services who is certified or registered in any country in chiropractic or osteopathic practice (as the case may be), and is carrying out any act or activity, or providing any service, within the scope of that practice.

(2)  A person who advertises, or causes to be advertised, a healthcare service provided by an individual mentioned in sub-paragraph (1) must include in the advertisement —

(a) if the individual is an allied health professional mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(a) — a statement that the individual’s educational qualification is an allied health qualification; or

(b) if the individual is a traditional medicine practitioner of a system of therapeutics according to a Malay method or an Indian method mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(b) or a practitioner of chiropractic or osteopathic services mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(c) — a statement that the individual’s educational qualification is a traditional and complementary therapy qualification.

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FIRST SCHEDULE

Paragraphs 17(3) and 25(3)(a)

Acts, activities and services by individual exempted from holding licence

	First column Act, activity or service	Second column Individual
1.	Any act or activity within the description of a prescribed allied health profession set out in the third column of the Second Schedule to the Allied Health Professions Act 2011 that is a healthcare service	An allied health professional who is registered under the Allied Health Professions Act 2011 for the prescribed allied health profession and holds a valid practising certificate under that Act
2.	Any act or service involved in attending a woman at childbirth that is a healthcare service	An individual who is a registered midwife under the Nurses and Midwives Act 1999 and holds a valid practising certificate under that Act
3.	Any act of nursing that is a healthcare service	An individual who is a registered nurse or an enrolled nurse, under the Nurses and Midwives Act 1999 and holds a valid practising certificate under that Act
4.	Any act or activity specified in Part 1 of the Schedule to the Optometrists and Opticians Act 2007 that is a healthcare service	An individual who is registered under the Optometrists and Opticians Act 2007 as an optician and holds a valid practising certificate under that Act
5.	Any act or activity specified in Part 2 of the Schedule to the Optometrists and Opticians Act 2007 that is a healthcare service	An individual who is registered under the Optometrists and Opticians Act 2007 as an optometrist and has a valid practising certificate under that Act
6.	Any act or activity specified in the Schedule to the Pharmacists Registration Act 2007 that is a healthcare service	An individual who is registered under the Pharmacists Registration Act 2007 and holds a valid practising certificate under that Act
7.	Any act or activity within the scope of the practice of an allied health profession that is a healthcare service, other than an act or activity mentioned in item 1	An individual who has a professional qualification in the allied health profession concerned

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SECOND SCHEDULE

Paragraph 20(1)

Permanent Premises where Anonymous Testing is conducted

1. Anteh Dispensary Pte Ltd, 1 Lorong 22 Geylang, #01‑02, Grandview Suites, Singapore 398664

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2. DSC Clinic, 31 Kelantan Lane, #01‑16, Singapore 200031

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3. Doctor Jay Medical Centre, 115 Killiney Road, Singapore 239553

4. Doctors Clinic and Surgery, 305 Woodlands Street 31, #01‑91, Singapore 730305

5. Dr Soh Family Clinic, Block 966, Jurong West Street 93, #01‑221, Singapore 640966

6. DTAP @ Clarke Quay, 6 Hong Kong Street, #01‑01, Singapore 059649

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7. Kensington Family Clinic, 14D Kensington Park Road, Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore 557265

8. M Lam Clinic, 739 Geylang Road, Singapore 389649

9. Q&M Medical & Aesthetic Clinic (Tampines Central) Pte. Ltd., 10 Tampines Central 1, #04‑18/19, Tampines One, Singapore 529536

10. Tanjong Pagar Medical Clinic, Block 1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #01‑06, Singapore 082001

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THIRD SCHEDULE

Paragraph 24(c)

Homes and hostels whose operators are exempted from requirement to hold nursing home service licence

1. Acacia Home, 30 Admiralty Street, Singapore 757441

2. Angsana Home at Pelangi Village, 14 Buangkok Green, Singapore 539755

3. AWWA Home, 5 Pasir Ris Street 22, Singapore 518064

4. Banyan Home at Pelangi Village, 12 Buangkok Green, Singapore 539754

5. Bishan Home for the Intellectually Disabled Residential Home, 6 Bishan Street 13, Singapore 579798

6. Blue Cross Thong Kheng Home, 201 Jurong East Avenue 1, Singapore 609791

7. Bukit Batok Home for the Aged, 11 Bukit Batok West Avenue 2, Singapore 659205

8. Jamiyah Home for the Aged, 1 Tampines Avenue 3, Singapore 529707

9. Jenaris Home at Pelangi Village, 10 Buangkok Green, Singapore 539753

10. Meranti Home at Pelangi Village, 6 Buangkok Green, Singapore 539751

11. Metta Home, 2 Woodlands Street 31, Singapore 738580

12. MINDSVille @ Napiri — Home, 7 Lorong Napiri, Singapore 547533

13. MINDSville @ Napiri — Hostel, 7 Lorong Napiri, Singapore 547533

14. Moral Welfare Home, 301 Henderson Road, Singapore 108931

15. MWS Christalite Methodist Home, 51 Marsiling Drive, Singapore 739297

16. Red Cross Home for the Disabled, 8 Lengkok Bahru, #04‑01 Family Link @ Lengkok Bahru, Singapore 159052

17. Singapore Cheshire Home Residential Care, 159 Serangoon Way, Singapore 556056

18. St. Andrew’s Adult Home (Sengkang), 147 Compassvale Bow, Singapore 544691

19. Tembusu Home at Pelangi Village, 2 Buangkok Green, Singapore 539749

20. THK Home for Disabled Adults @ Chai Chee, 2 Chai Chee Lane, Singapore 469030

21. THK Home for Disabled Adults @ Eunos, 20 Jalan Eunos, Singapore 419494

22. THK Hostel for Disabled @ Eunos, 20 Jalan Eunos, Singapore 419494

23. Thuja Home at Pelangi Village, 4 Buangkok Green, Singapore 539750

24. Thye Hua Kwan Home for Disabled @ Sembawang, 7 Sembawang Walk, Singapore 756977

25. Touch Ubi Hostel, Block 301 Ubi Avenue 1, #01‑295, Singapore 400301

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Made on 29 December 2021.

CHAN YENG KIT

Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Health,
Singapore.

[MH 78:44/1; AG/LEGIS/SL/122E/2020/15 Vol. 1]