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The Integrated Building at CGH is a collaborative facility between Changi General Hospital and St. Andrew's Community Hospital, aimed at addressing the needs of Singapore’s growing and aging population by providing integrated care across various stages of treatment (B+H Architects) (The Center for Health Design) (TODAY).
Emphasizes high-quality, patient-centric care with a focus on smooth transitions from acute care to rehabilitation and eventually home care (CGH) (The Center for Health Design).
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Recognized for its advanced design and patient-centered care approach. It has received multiple awards for excellence in construction and sustainable design (B+H Architects) (TODAY).
Read real patient testimonials of The Integrated Building @ CGH and discover inspiring stories of healing, compassionate care, and life-changing experiences at our hospital.
1. Extension to old CGH has created a nice and neat outlook to give people working and patients easy pathways to explore. The only thing is that cardiac clinic has beverage vending machine not selling HOT DRINKS like ☕ or 🔥 🍫 , 🍵 which is ashamed as the air conditioning temperature is quite cold. Majority of the people do not buy cold beverages and recently cooling ☁️ 🌡️ weather. I recommend CGH 's management take notes of this problem.
2. 4 stars for medical staff but can only give 3 stars for the follow up nursing care. My mum suffered terrible bed sores there. They are very shorthanded and don’t seem to exercise adequate protocols to treat or prevent such occurrences.
3. Nice building but not much food options other than kaffe and toast and the gong cha. If you want more food, you need to cross over to the main building for more options (E. G. Kopitiam, medical center food court, umisushi, Starbucks, 7 eleven)
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