Sengkang General and Community Hospitals is an innovative new health facility with an expected completion date of 2018. It is situated at the corner of Sangkang East Road and Anchorvale Street near Treasure Crest in Singapore. The facility is intended for the residents of Sengkang, Pasir Ris, Hougang, and Punggol.

Sim Lian Anchorvale Treasure Crest

The development will include a 1,000 bed general hospital and a 400 bed community hospital. A pedestrian bridge links the two hospitals. As the level of care a patient needs changes, they can be easily transferred from one to the other in one of the 200 easily movable “swing beds”. A Specialist Clinic is also planned.

As medical professionals in different buildings work together they reinforce the hospital’s holistic mission. The multi-disciplinary teams help patients and their families understand options, treatment plans and their current health. They consider the whole patient, including any mental, spiritual and emotional concerns.

Treasure Crest EC

Patients and visitors will find travel to the hospital easy and convenient. The Chang Lim LRT stop is next to the hospital and Sengkang MRT station is a short walk away. Bus riders can use the Sengkang Bus Interchange. Car drop-off and pick-up areas near Treasure Crest are planned for the General and Community Hospitals as well as the Specialist Clinic. A specific A&E entrance is planned for ambulances only.

Cheng Lim LRT Sim Lian EC

Patient and visitor amenities are planned to make a hospital stay more comfortable. A number of gardens are planned, including Arina East Residences a rooftop garden and smaller “pocket” gardens elsewhere. Retail shops are planned as well as a food court. A community space is planned for wellness activities that reinforce the hospital’s holistic mission.

Education is as important as patient comfort. Training facilities include a Skills Lab and a Nurses’ Training Room at Treasure Crest Sim Lian. A Patient-Caregiver Training Centre helps new members of that field learn new skills. Presentations in the Lecture Theatre will keep medical professionals up to date and efficiently serving the community for years to come.