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NTUC Health In addition, we run a family medicine clinic. For more information, please visit https://ntuchealth.sg or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

NTUC Health is an NTUC enterprise that provides a comprehensive and integrated suite of quality and accessible health and eldercare services to meet the growing needs of families and their dependents. NTUC Health Co-operative Limited (NTUC Health) is an NTUC social enterprise that provides a comprehensive and integrated suite of quality and affordable health and eldercare services to meet the growing needs of families and their dependents. Building on close to three decades of experience and expertise, NTUC Health is among the largest providers of active ageing, senior day care, nursing home, and home personal care services in Singapore. We also serve vulnerable seniors in selected areas in Singapore through Community Case Management Services (CCMS), CREST mental health support, and a sheltered senior group home. Our purpose is to achieve ‘health for life’; enabling healthy and fulfilling years by being a trusted partner of seniors and their families in our community.

14/10/2026

Not everyone knows what “Allied Health” means. Here’s what it looks like at NTUC Health. 💚⁠
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A Senior Gym Trainer helping seniors stay active. An Occupational Therapist finding ways to make everyday tasks easier. A Home Therapist bringing care into a client’s home. A Physiotherapist supporting movement, strength and recovery.⁠
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Different roles, different settings, but one shared goal: helping seniors maintain their abilities, independence and quality of life.⁠
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This World Allied Health Day, follow Nyo Nyo, Jazlyn, Mon Aye and Joey through their working day to see how their expertise comes together across our senior gyms, rehabilitation services and Home Therapy.⁠
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Because better care takes a team — with each professional playing a part in helping seniors live healthier, more fulfilling lives.⁠
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Which role would you like to learn more about? Let us know in the comments! 👇⁠
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Most of the seniors at NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Woodlands East) had never heard of calisthenics before they wal...
13/10/2026

Most of the seniors at NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Woodlands East) had never heard of calisthenics before they walked into BazGym Gymnastic School 💪💛

For many, it was their first time trying a workout built around strength, balance and body control — and a chance to discover what their bodies could do.

The session brought plenty of effort, shared laughter and a few unexpected achievements along the way.

"这次体验非常棒！学到了很多实用的运动技巧，我会在家继续练习这些动作，让自己保持活力与健康。" shared Mr Chia Sui Sek, 72. (This was a fantastic experience! I learned a lot of practical exercise techniques, and I plan to keep practicing these moves at home to stay active and healthy.)

Ageing well is about more than living longer — it’s about staying active, connected and finding purpose at every stage o...
13/10/2026

Ageing well is about more than living longer — it’s about staying active, connected and finding purpose at every stage of life 💚

At NTUC Health, we believe everyone has a part to play in creating opportunities for seniors to lead healthy and fulfilling lives. Together, we can build a community where seniors feel supported, included and empowered to age with dignity.

The Haze Subsidy Scheme is now active! 🌫️Starting 12 October 2026, Ministry of Health, Singapore has activated the schem...
12/10/2026

The Haze Subsidy Scheme is now active! 🌫️

Starting 12 October 2026, Ministry of Health, Singapore has activated the scheme at participating Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPCs). Eligible Singapore Citizens, including children and seniors aged 65 and above, can receive subsidised treatment for haze-related conditions such as allergic rhinitis, asthma, bronchitis, conjunctivitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and upper respiratory tract infection.

💚 NTUC Health Family Medicine Clinic at Serangoon is a participating PHPC.

📍 Visit us at:
264 Serangoon Central, #01-205
Singapore 550264

For the latest air quality readings, check myENV or haze.gov.sg. Eligibility and the full list of PHPCs are at moh.gov.sg/others/haze

What if understanding someone’s life story could help us understand how they want to be cared for? 💙At the Public Health...
10/10/2026

What if understanding someone’s life story could help us understand how they want to be cared for? 💙

At the Public Health Palliative Care International Conference (PHPCI 2026) in Taipei, Taiwan, Tho Pei Leng, Senior Medical Social Worker, NTUC Health Nursing Home (Geylang East) shared The Life Express — a programme that uses photographs, familiar sounds, tastes, stories and hands-on activities to help residents revisit meaningful moments from their lives.

These experiences give staff a chance to learn more about who residents are: their identities, relationships, values and the things that matter to them.

They can also open the door to more natural conversations about Advance Care Planning (ACP) and future care preferences. Rather than beginning with difficult questions about what someone wants at the end of life, conversations can start with something more personal: their memories, experiences and what gives their life meaning.

This reflects an important part of palliative care — supporting more than just a person’s physical and medical needs. It is also about quality of life, dignity and meaningful relationships.

What happens when different generations come together to learn, play and have a good time? 💙Our seniors have opportuniti...
08/10/2026

What happens when different generations come together to learn, play and have a good time? 💙

Our seniors have opportunities to connect with younger generations through activities, volunteering and shared experiences. Sometimes, that means students cheering seniors on at a Daytona racing game or helping them with ring toss. Other times, they take part in the activities together, like a game of seated floorball or a dance session.

We see this in collaborations with schools such as Temasek Polytechnic at our recent AAC Day, where students and seniors have opportunities to try something new together.

For seniors, staying connected is an important part of ageing well. And for younger people, spending time with seniors can be a chance to learn from their experiences, hear their stories and see ageing in a different light.

Because an inclusive community is one where generations don’t just live alongside one another — they have opportunities to participate, contribute and have fun together ✨

Want to create more opportunities for generations to connect? Find out more about our Inter-generational Programme: https://ntuchealth.sg/elderly-care/care-solutions/inter-generational-programme

What would it take to move from caring alone to caring together? 💛At an exclusive screening of “Nowhere Like Home” at Th...
08/10/2026

What would it take to move from caring alone to caring together? 💛

At an exclusive screening of “Nowhere Like Home” at The Arts House, professionals across the sector came together to explore what it takes to build a more supportive caregiving journey — for for people ageing at home and the families supporting them.

The documentary follows three families navigating the realities of ageing and caregiving, exploring questions around ageing with dignity, last wishes and what a good death means. It reminds us of the challenges of caring at home and the resilience and commitment it takes to support people through these journeys.

A panel discussion, with representatives from NTUC Health, Tsao Foundation and Caring.SG, highlighted the importance of supporting caregivers themselves. Caring for a loved one can be deeply meaningful, but it can also be demanding — and caregivers need to be heard, understood and supported, rather than expected to navigate everything on their own.

Moving from “me” to “we” means recognising that caregiving is about coming alongside, not taking over. It means supporting people to remain connected to their identities, abilities and relationships, while also recognising that caregivers need to be heard and supported too. Families, care professionals, community organisations and employers all have a role to play in sharing the responsibility of care.

Thank you to NTUC Community Fund and Tsao Foundation for bringing people together through this meaningful conversation.

How can we each play a part in moving from caring alone to caring together? Share your thoughts in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you.

Seniors at NTUC Health Day Centre for Seniors (Dakota) have played Easy Golf before. This time, they had a few younger t...
06/10/2026

Seniors at NTUC Health Day Centre for Seniors (Dakota) have played Easy Golf before. This time, they had a few younger teammates to share it with. ⛳💙

“The different setting was nice and the children were very competitive too. Very enjoyable!” shared Mdm Tan Suat Hong, one of the seniors who took part.

Across four sessions, six seniors and 24 K1 children from My First Skool (Guillemard Crescent) learnt and played together, with Urban Swing guiding them through the basics. With everyone trying something new, the golf course became a natural setting for conversation, encouragement and a little friendly competition.

Nant Thu Thu Aung, Nursing Aide, observed, “Learning how to golf gives our seniors a sense of achievement and joy, especially when they putt well and manage to get the hole. They also showed their competitive streak as they encouraged and guided the children in their team!”

Sometimes, bringing different generations together doesn’t need to be complicated — a shared activity and something new to learn can be enough to get people talking, playing and enjoying the experience together.

Thank you to UrbanSwing and My First Skool (Guillemard Crescent) for teeing this up with us.

Active ageing is never one-size-fits-all. To build spaces where seniors truly feel at home, we are continuously expandin...
05/10/2026

Active ageing is never one-size-fits-all. To build spaces where seniors truly feel at home, we are continuously expanding our tailored, culturally resonant programming co-designed around the languages, traditions, and interests of the specific communities we serve.

Our Malay-language cooking initiative at NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Care) (Wisma Geylang Serai) reflects this ongoing commitment. Led by instructor Narziah in collaboration with Kampong Ubi Community Club, these sessions offer far more than recipes — they provide a dedicated space for seniors to cook, connect, and share stories in their mother tongue.

The latest session brought warmth and laughter to the kitchen as participants whipped up a comforting Rice Pudding and a flavourful Masala Green Chilli Chicken 🍳💛

As one first-time participant shared:

“I was particularly delighted by the warm, enthusiastic interactions between the instructor and participants. I’m glad I made the decision to attend the session.”

Picking up a new skill has no expiry date. Every senior we spoke to after our w**e appreciation workshop asked the same ...
02/10/2026

Picking up a new skill has no expiry date. Every senior we spoke to after our w**e appreciation workshop asked the same thing: when is the next one?

20 seniors from NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Care) (Kampung Admiralty) and NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Woodlands East) spent an afternoon with trainer Ian from Simplicity W**e, working through white and red varieties tasting technique and how food pairing changes what you taste in the glass.

Mr Michael Yap, 65, came away most taken with the pairing insights — how the right dish draws out flavours he had not learnt to appreciate before.

Mdm Choo May Sim, 68, said: 这次的葡萄酒品鉴课程让我学到了很多，包括葡萄酒知识、餐酒搭配以及正确的开酒技巧。」 (I learnt a great deal from this course — w**e knowledge, food pairing and the proper way to open a bottle.)

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