Inpatient Hospice in Singapore
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An inpatient hospice provides round-the-clock end-of-life and symptom care in a dedicated ward. Singapore has stand-alone hospices — Assisi, Dover Park, and Bright Vision — alongside palliative wards in several community hospitals.
There are two AIC admission pathways, both needing Singapore Citizen or PR status plus a doctor’s referral: a prognosis of less than 3 months requiring specialised care, or 12 months or less for a time-limited admission of up to 28 days. For care at home instead, see our palliative care overview.
Common questions
What’s the difference between inpatient hospice, home palliative, and day hospice?
Inpatient hospice is 24-hour ward care; home palliative brings the team to your home; day hospice is daytime care with the patient returning home each evening. Compare all three on our palliative care page.
Who qualifies for inpatient hospice care?
Two AIC pathways, both requiring SC/PR status and a doctor’s referral: a prognosis of less than 3 months needing specialised care that cannot be given at home, or 12 months or less for a capped 28-day symptom-management stay.