New not-for-profit acute hospital model to be introduced in Singapore


There is a need to increase Singapore’s acute hospital bed capacity in both the public and private healthcare sectors.- ILLUSTRATION: UNSPLASH

SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Health (MOH) intends to introduce a new not-for-profit private acute hospital model, with private healthcare operators here invited to participate in an industry consultation for such a model.

“The new not-for-profit private acute hospital model is meant to provide more options for Singaporeans who wish to seek care in the private healthcare sector,” MOH said in a media statement on Jan 8.

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