10 Best Hospices in Singapore

Homage provides home care, home nursing, home physiotherapy, part-time caregiving, respite care and elderly care. Its app profiles a loved one’s function and supports session booking, while care professionals have supported needs including manual transferring, showering and companionship during recovery or daily routines.

Assisi Hospice provides hospice care in Singapore, including inpatient support and home-based care. Its doctors, nurses and wider care team support patients facing end-of-life needs while helping families manage difficult periods. Care described across the evidence includes comfort-focused attention, pain management, regular updates and home visits that support a patient’s wish to remain at home.

HCA Oasis@Outram Day Hospice is a Singapore day-care centre supporting critically ill individuals through physical and psychosocial care. Its approach includes orientation for families, ongoing engagement with clients and considerate communication with relatives. The setting is intended for people who need day hospice support, with care extending to family concern and bereavement follow-up.

HCA Hospice provides home hospice care and palliative support for patients, families and caregivers in Singapore. Its services include counselling around grief, death and dying, care-planning and financial-assistance guidance, referrals, spiritual support and bereavement counselling. Services are provided at no charge to patients.

HCA Bedok Centre is part of HCA Hospice, a Singapore home hospice provider supporting patients and families during end-of-life care. Its services include professional counselling, bereavement support, practical help with care planning and financial assistance, referrals to community resources, spiritual support and art therapy. Care is provided at no charge to patients, and support is available across faiths, cultures and beliefs.

Dover Park Hospice provides hospice and home palliative care in Singapore. It suits patients with advanced illness and families seeking comfort-focused support at home or in a hospice setting. Care involves doctors, nurses, social workers, volunteers and other staff, with attention to dignity, comfort, clear guidance and support for families during the final stage of life.

HCA Woodlands Centre provides hospice and palliative care as part of HCA Hospice, a registered charity and Singapore home hospice care provider. Its support includes home care, professional counselling for patients and families, practical help with care planning and financial assistance, spiritual support for all faiths, bereavement counselling and home medical equipment. HCA states that its services are provided at no charge to patients.

St Joseph’s Home is a nursing home in Singapore providing residential care for older people. Its campus includes a church, canteen, lifts, public visitor areas, a small garden and upstairs resting areas. The setting is suited to families visiting residents and seeking a care environment with visible communal spaces. Visiting hours are strictly enforced, and public-transport access may be inconvenient.

St. Andrew's Community Hospital (Simei) provides hospital care with an emphasis on responsive, empathetic support for patients and families. It may suit relatives seeking a setting where staff listen to concerns, respond to feedback and attend to both medical needs and comfort during a difficult stay.