Issued on 29 September 2020
Introduction of pilot night clinics for migrant workers
- On 29 August 2020, MOM disseminated an advisory on how migrant workers should report sick.
- Continued vigilance is critical in our fight against COVID-19 and workers who are unwell should not return to work but should see a doctor. Today, migrant workers can see a doctor at a regional medical centre, which is operational from 9:30am to 5:30pm daily, or via Telemedicine, which is accessible through the FWMOMCare mobile application.
- To facilitate better access to medical services, we will be introducing a pilot night clinics initiative. From 1 October 2020 to 31 October 2020, three Regional Medical Centres will be operational from 6:30pm to 9:30pm daily, in addition to their regular daytime operating hours.
- Employers and dormitory operators may schedule a night-time appointment by calling the Managing Agent in charge of the dormitory’s region. If your worker lives in a dormitory, transport will be arranged by the Managing Agent to and from the medical centres. If your worker resides in the community (i.e. HDB or Private Residential Premises), employers should self-arrange transport on behalf of your worker.
| Region |
Night clinics |
Contact number to schedule appointment |
| South / West |
Regional Medical Centre
@ Space@Tuas Recreation Centre
14 Tuas Avenue 1, Singapore 639499
|
From 9:30am to 9:30pm
8349 1374
|
| North |
Regional Medical Centre
@ Cochrane Recreation Centre
100 Sembawang Drive, Singapore 756998
|
From 9:30am to 5:30pm
8933 7756
From 6:30pm to 9:30pm
8544 4250
|
| East |
Regional Medical Centre
@ Kaki Bukit Recreation Centre
7 Kaki Bukit Avenue 3, Singapore 415814
|
From 9:30am to 9:30pm
8933 7687
|
- We will review the effectiveness of this initiative and may expand this to more medical centres in the future. We hope that this initiative will better serve our migrant workers.
- For further queries, please contact:
Ministry of Manpower
Online enquiry
www.mom.gov.sg