Can husband stay overnight in hospital KKH?

For single-bedded A1 rooms, your husband / partner is allowed to stay overnight in the room, at no extra charge.

Who can go to KK hospital?

​Only 1 visitor or caregiver is allowed. No visitor is allowed. ​ Children under 12 years old are strictly not allowed to visit the wards. Nominated caregivers or visitors must be fully vaccinated.

How much does it cost to give birth in KK hospital?

$2,150 for Caesarean delivery. $750 for Vaginal delivery. $450 per day for daily hospital charges. $900 for pre-delivery expenses.

How many people visit KKH?

In light of the heightened vigilance related to the unfolding novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) situation, the number of visitors to our general wards will be limited to 2 visitors per patient at any one time during our visiting hours. Visitors and caregivers will need to declare their health status and travel history.

How to visit KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital?

Get information such as directions to the hospital, how to register as a visitor and finding your way around the hospital. Our Outpatient Guide will help you to prepare for your clinic visit. Our expert multidisciplinary clinical teams from Women’s Services, Children’s Services, Allied Health Specialties and Nursing for your healthcare needs.

Where was the baby swapping incident in Singapore?

Premiere women and children’s hospital KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) is at the center of a baby swapping incident and is currently carrying out thorough investigations to find out how this error occurred. According to reports by Channel News Asia, the error was spotted by one of the parents an hour after they left the hospital.

What can KKH have in store for medical practitioners?

Find out what KKH has in store for medical practitioners. Learn how you can volunteer with KKH and help women and children under our care concentrate on recovering. Our Outpatient Guide will help you to prepare for your clinic visit.

Can a hospital give you the wrong baby?

Being given the wrong baby by the hospital is one of those nightmares that you think will never happen to you. Yet, this became a reality for two mothers right here in Singapore when they were given the wrong babies upon discharge from hospital.