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Patients of Raffles Medical Clinics that required specialist care were initially referred to the public hospitals or private specialists. [6] In 1991, RMG appointed specialists in its medical staff. [ 6 ] [ 9 ] The Group consolidated its specialist service in 1993 with the opening of Raffles SurgiCentre at No. 182 Clemenceau Avenue – the ...
Tampines Street 81/32 SBS Transit: Tampines Extended operating hours on eve of public holidays. 292 Tampines Street 22 Extended operating hours on eve of public holidays. 293/293T Tampines Street 71/Avenue 7 Extended operating hours on eve of public holidays. 296 Tampines North Drive 2 Introduced on 28 April 2024. The first bus service to serve ...
The St. Luke's Hospital Volunteer Program, headed by Ms. Magdalene Choo, was launched in March 1996. In 1997, the hospital's dental clinic was started by two volunteer dentists, Dr. Lilian Wee and Dr. Chan-Liok Yew Ai. [17] The dental clinic at the outpatient clinic continues to be run by a group of volunteer dentists.
Tampines Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC) is a mid-sized police station in Tampines West. It is under the regional command of the Bedok Police Division. Tampines NPC was one of the first NPCs to adopt the new Community Policing System (COPS), which aims to improve the way NPCs work with the community.
Tampines North Bus Interchange is a bus interchange serving Tampines in Singapore. Operated by SBS Transit, the bus interchange is located along Tampines Street 62. [1] The bus interchange opened on 27 November 2022 and features wheelchair-friendly facilities for the disabled. [2] [3] The new interchange is designed by SDA Architects. [4]
The station code is DT33. The station is located under Tampines Avenue 7, near the Junction with Tampines Avenue 9 and Tampines Avenue 7. The station has 4 entrances serving various HDB residences, schools such as Ngee Ann Secondary School, East Spring Secondary School, Dunman Secondary School, Temasek Junior College, and the Tampines North ...
Service 28 was soon added on 4 September 1983, operating between Tampines and Chinatown for the first version, later version is between Tampines and Toa Payoh. [8] More feeders were only added to the terminal the following year, namely 293 and the now-defunct 294 on 12 August 1984, [ 9 ] as people started moving into Tampines East.
A community-based chronic disease prevention programme offered in partnership with grassroots organisations. [8] [9] The programme included health screenings, health coaching and healthy lifestyle activities, which aim to intervene early to delay the onset of chronic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.