Room for improvement as care gaps for migrant workers remain
Difficulty accessing specialists, dental care and mental health resources are cause for concern, say observers.
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HMI GROUP and MHC join forces to deliver seamless patient journeys and better health outcomes through technology
The combined entity will bring together both groups’ competitive strengths to deliver integrated, comprehensive and seamless healthcare to patients.
This local firm is disrupting healthcare with a new business ecosystem
Its one-stop ambulatory care centre, launched in end-2018, now serves over 80,000 patients a year.
Almost 4 in 10 foreign workers enrolled in compulsory healthcare plan: Tan See Leng
Almost four in 10 of 370,000 foreign workers have been enrolled in a primary care plan (PCP) to cover their healthcare costs since it was made compulsory from April for them.
Improving Health Outcomes amongst Migrant Workers in Singapore
Celebrating the opening of the StarMed Medical Centre for Migrant Workers and launch of StarMed’s occupational health service
HMI Group Strengthens Specialist Offering, Acquires Majority Stake in Eagle Eye Centre
Health Management International Pte Ltd (HMI Group), a growing regional private healthcare provider with presence in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, has acquired a majority stake in Eagle Eye Centre Pte Ltd (EEC).
HMI Group Expands Singapore Presence, Doubles Down on Value-based Care Offering
(ACN Newswire) – Health Management International Pte Ltd (HMI Group), a growing regional private healthcare provider with presence in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, is expanding its Singapore footprint with a majority stake purchase in OneCare Medical Group (OneCare), a chain of private primary care clinics in Singapore.
New primary care plan introduced to keep healthcare services affordable for migrant workers
A new primary care plan has been introduced to ensure that healthcare services for migrant workers are kept affordable, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said on Monday (Nov 29).
COVID-19 treatment facility at F1 Pit Building to accept patients from Nov 9
SINGAPORE: The F1 Pit Building at Marina Bay, used for Singapore’s Grand Prix races before the pandemic, has been converted into a COVID-19 treatment facility that will start taking in patients from Nov 9.