SINGAPORE - Bright Vision Hospital (BVH) in Yio Chu Kang Road has transferred about 110 of its patients to neighbouring community hospitals so that it can exclusively receive Covid-19 patients who are clinically stable but still require medical care.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Bright Vision Hospital in Yio Chu Kang Road has transferred about 110 of its patients to neighbouring community hospitals so that it can exclusively receive Covid-19 patients who are clinically stable but still require medical care.
Ms Margaret Lee, chief executive of SingHealth Community Hospitals, said:"This is to support the nation's need to maximise the efficient use of hospital resources and allow our public healthcare system to better prepare and cope with a potential surge in new cases." A spokesman told ST that it started admitting Covid-19 patients on April 5 and designated two of its wards at its integrated building with Changi General Hospital for these patients.The original patients in these wards were transferred to SACH's main building.
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