294 Beds (20% Dementia, 80% Generic)

Our environment has been thoughtfully designed with the needs of our seniors at its heart. Ward signage is dementia- and senior-friendly, featuring large, clear fonts and colour-coded systems to aid navigation. Familiar local symbols — such as kites and sepak takraw balls — are incorporated as pictorial icons, offering residents culturally resonant visual cues that promote confidence and independence in their daily movement around the home.

Each household(we don’t call them wards) benefits from ample natural ventilation and abundant natural light, creating a comfortable and calming living environment. Every floor is comprehensively equipped with a living and entertainment area, specially designed bathing facilities, and a dedicated family visiting area — ensuring that residents and their loved ones have the space and privacy they need to connect meaningfully.

On the first floor, our dedicated Rehabilitative Gym and Therapy Hub supports occupational and physiotherapy programmes in a fully equipped setting. Residents also have access to an outdoor area, where fresh air and natural light complement their physical rehabilitation and contribute positively to their mental well-being.

Our Multi-Purpose Hall serves as the communal heart of the home, bringing residents, families, and the wider community together for festive celebrations, cultural performances, art therapy sessions, and group fitness activities — fostering a vibrant, inclusive community where every resident feels a sense of belonging.

Q. How do we admit our loved ones into a nursing home?

• Referrals are initiated by the multidisciplinary team (comprises of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and social workers) from the hospitals, polyclinics or other institutions through the Integrated Referral Management System (IRMS).
• If patient is currently hospitalized, family members can approach a Medical social worker from the Hospital to assist with the referral.
• In the event if patient is at home or in another private nursing home, and if he/she has an outpatient appointment with a specialist in a hospital / polyclinic, family members can also approach the respective sources for assistance.
• Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) will assign the bed to the patient, in accordance to the nursing home beds availability

Q. What is the criteria to qualify for a nursing home placement?

• Person who requires nursing care as a result of their physical disabilities or medical conditions.
• Person whose functional status and care needs falls under Category 2, 3 or 4 (assessed by healthcare professionals using the Resident Assessment Form (RAF))
• Person has exhausted all other possible care arrangements and is not able to be cared at home by community providers.
• The individual must pass the means test for healthcare subsidies conducted by Ministry of Health.

Private Residents

• Private applicants do not need to go through Agency for Integrated Care. We accept applicants through walk-in.
• Applicants will be assessed by a Registered Nurse and MSW. Acceptance of case is subject to Head of Nursing / CEO’s approval

Payment Information

Finance Contact:

• Tel: 6812 9840
• Email: finance@thknh.org.sg