Outpatient Consultation - JCH | Jurong Community Hospital

Beware of Scam Calls

We will NEVER ask you to transfer money or disclose bank details over a call. If in doubt, call the 24/7 ScamShield helpline at 1799, or visit the ScamShield website at www.scamshield.gov.sg.

Outpatient Consultation

2025/06/13

Consultations at our clinics are strictly by appointment only.

To change or cancel your appointment, give us a call at +65 6908 2222 or manage your appointments using the NUHS App.

What to Bring On the Day of Your Consultation

Please bring along the following original documents:

NRIC or Birth Certificate (if you are under 15 years old), Work Permit or passport (if you are a foreigner);
Referral letter, if you are referred by a doctor;
Completed Household Means Test Application Form, if applicable
Valid work permit or employment pass and letter from your employer if you are a foreigner working in Singapore.

Use of Personal Mobility Aids (PMAs)

For patients who uses personal mobility aids, please refer to our guidelines on using PMAs on our hospital premises.

Online Health Declaration for Outpatients and Accompanying Caregivers

Outpatients and accompanying caregivers entering patient care areas in Tower C must fill up the health declaration form online on the day of the outpatient appointment at the hospital. Please read the instructions below on how to do so:

On the online declaration form, please select “Jurong Community Hospital” and complete all fields. Click on/tap 'Submit'.
After submitting the online declaration form, a message will appear on your browser. Please keep the browser open as you will be required to show the "Results" page on the browser to our clinic counter staff before proceeding for the appointment. Alternatively, you may take a screenshot of the message.
If you did not manage to capture a screenshot of the message or if your online submission was unsuccessful, you will be required to complete the hardcopy declaration form onsite.

Submit Online Health Declaration Form

Under the Infectious Disease Act, it is an offence to provide false information in the health declaration form.