With the COVID-19 situation continuing to develop in Singapore, our best defence against the spread of this disease is to continue practising social distancing. This means keeping the family at home as far as possible, preventing unknowingly transmitting the virus to others.
What should you do during this period to keep you and your loved ones healthy and happy? We’ve compiled tips and advice from experts that will help you through this period. Let’s all stay strong and stay safe together!
Stay updated!
Keep abreast of updates and new guidelines daily.
However, do not spend too much time on social and other media or consuming fake news. Remember to only believe news from reliable sources.
Make a schedule
Draw up a schedule for your whole family (kids and adults) to help create structure in your day. By creating blocks of time for specific activities (e.g. school work, meal times, play and nap times) you help to increase productivity not just for the kids but for yourself!
Download a schedule template here!
Bond with the family
Take this time that the whole family is at home as an opportunity for family bonding activities!
Try fun activities such as watching movies, playing board games, trying out new recipes in the kitchen etc.
Plan ahead
Make shopping lists for essentials and groceries to minimize trips out of the house to the mall and supermarket.
Get the kids to help with these lists too, giving them responsibility and a part to play in planning family meals.
Stay in touch
You may be physically apart, but that doesn’t mean you have to cut off communication! There are many apps you can use to have video calls with friends and loved ones. Staying connected can help to keep spirits up during this period.
Stay vigilant
Stay on the lookout for symptoms of illness; if any member of the family is sick, isolate them from the other family members and seek medical attention early.
Running out of things to do with your kids?
We’ve put together a list of ideas and resources that you can pull from when the days start to feel long… Keep your kids occupied with activities that are not only fun, but enriching as well!
Stay Home, Stay Healthy
Staying home is will reduce the risk of falling ill greatly. But how else can you ensure that your children (and the rest of your family) stay healthy during this period?
SBCC Home Visit Service
During this time of COVID-19 and increased social distancing measures, some may prefer to stay home instead of going to visit a clinic.
SBCC Baby and Child clinic now offers medical consultation for selected stable chronic conditions (e.g. bronchial asthma, eczema, epilepsy, rheumatic disease), in the comfort and privacy of your home. Our child specialists or paediatric consultants are here to provide quality medical care to your little one in a safe environment.
Tele-consultation (within Singapore)
10 minute Consultation |
General Paediatrics Case |
Sub Specialty Case |
1st Consult |
$90 |
$120 |
Follow up |
$50 |
$80 |
Additional charges may apply for extended consultation with the doctor.
Delivery of Medication (within Singapore):
Orchard Road – $2, Tuas – $4, Sentosa and Airport – $10
*Tele-consultation (outside of Singapore) is only applicable for Sub Specialty Follow up.
Thank you for choosing SBCC's Tele-Consultation service. At SBCC, we strive to provide you with a seamless and effective healthcare experience. Our Tele-consultation service is different than other providers as we can schedule a tele-consult with your preferred paediatrician through our Platform.
Please go through the below terms and conditions for our Tele-Consultation process including your rights and responsibilities of this platform. These Terms and conditions, together with our privacy policy constitute an agreement between you and Healthway Medical group.
In the current COVID-19 situation, parents may be hesitant to bring their little one to clinics. With this tele-consultation service, you may consult a paediatrician on non-urgent clinical matters without leaving your home.
FOLLOW-UP for stable chronic conditions such as asthma, allergic rhinitis, food allergy, eczema, constipation, juvenile arthritis, chronic urticaria
If your child is experiencing a medical emergency, please call an ambulance at 995 or make your way to the nearest Accident & Emergency department immediately. If it is not an emergency, but you/your child do not meet the requirement for telemedicine please call our clinics for an appointment. If you need mental health support, please call SOS Hotline (1800-221 4444).
1. Fill in the online registration form and make an appointment with your preferred paediatrician.
2. Complete the payment details before submitting the online registration form.
3. You will receive an SMS and Email to confirm your registration.
4. As the tele-consult request needs to be approved by the paediatrician, you will receive an SMS and Email confirming your request.
5. You will receive a video consultation link by SMS and Email when your appointment is near.
6. Click the link to start your consultation.
7. Once complete, you will receive a link by SMS and Email on the amount payable to the clinic.
8. If you have selected delivery of medication, a delivery fee will apply to your final bill amount.
A standard delivery fee of $15.00 will be charged for medication delivery within Singapore. You will receive your medication within 3 hours.
Please note the following surcharges apply to the following area:
Your medication will be delivered to your address via a courier.
At the time of registration, we charge an amount of $1 to authenticate your credit card. However, please note that this amount is immediately reversed once your request is submitted successfully.
Payment is made via your submitted credit card details at the time of registration.
Doctor Name | Doctor Specialty (Special Interest) |
Dr Alison Joanne Lee | Paediatric Medicine (Allergy & Immunology) |
Dr Chan Kit Yee | Paediatric Medicine (Cardiology) |
Dr Charmaine Teo | Paediatric Medicine |
Dr Jenny Tang | Paediatric Medicine (Asthma, Lung, Sleep & Allergy) |
Dr Martha Liu | Paediatric Medicine |
Dr Nancy Tan | Paediatric Medicine (Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition) |
Dr Natalie Epton | Paediatric Medicine (Neonatology) |
Dr Ratna Sridjaja | Paediatric Medicine |
Dr Wong Chin Khoon | Paediatric Medicine |
Dr Ng Ying Woo | Obstetrics & Gynaecology* |