Mount Alvernia Hospital

Mount Alvernia Hospital Our mission can be summed up in: ‘Serve all with Love'

Founded on Catholic values by the Sisters of the Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood on 4 March 1961, Mount Alvernia Hospital is the only not-for-profit general acute tertiary care private hospital in Singapore. With close to 380 beds, we are supported by more than 300 on-campus specialist doctors and nearly 1,400 accredited doctors. Dedicated Clinical Pastoral Care forms part of our holistic care for patients and their families regardless of backgrounds and beliefs. As a not-for-profit hospital, Mount Alvernia Hospital channels its surpluses towards improving hospital facilities, supporting the Assisi Hospice, and giving back to the underserved community through our outreach programmes, all guided by its motto to Serve all with Love.

We are thrilled to share the baby blessing of our very first baby of 2026. Little Tangyuan arrived on New Year’s Day, br...
10/01/2026

We are thrilled to share the baby blessing of our very first baby of 2026. Little Tangyuan arrived on New Year’s Day, bringing a wave of joy to her family.

“The baby blessing for Little Tangyuan was truly a heartfelt moment filled with gratitude, hope, and love as we welcomed our precious new life into the world.” shared Daddy Kaiyuan and Mummy Annie warmly.

Our heartfelt congratulations again to the proud parents as they embark on this incredible journey of parenthood. May this new chapter be filled with endless happiness and love.

Once again, a big thank you to our partners, for sharing in this joyous occasion with thoughtful gifts for the family.

We will be at Mummys Market 2026 next week, and we would love to meet you there 🌸From pregnancy to the early days of par...
09/01/2026

We will be at Mummys Market 2026 next week, and we would love to meet you there 🌸

From pregnancy to the early days of parenthood, every journey is unique and beautiful. Visit us at Booth K01 to have a chat with our team, learn more about the maternity care and support available at Mount Alvernia Hospital, and ask any questions you may have along the way. Our Parentcraft team will also be running live demo sessions at the booth, sharing practical newborn care tips for parents and caregivers - drop by the booths to listen in. If you miss any of the sessions, be sure to catch the highlights on our Instagram Stories.

Whether you are expecting, planning ahead, or supporting a loved one, we are here for you.

📍 Singapore Expo Hall 5
🗓 16–18 January 2026 (Friday–Sunday)
📌 Booth K01

Come by and say hello - we look forward to seeing you 👋

Usher in the Lunar New Year with festive treats from Polar Puffs & Cakes, right here at Mount Alvernia Hospital. Celebra...
07/01/2026

Usher in the Lunar New Year with festive treats from Polar Puffs & Cakes, right here at Mount Alvernia Hospital. Celebrate the season with puffs and cakes, available from now to 20th February 2026. Drop by to pick up your favourites on your next visit and share the Lunar New Year joy with your loved ones.

Polar Puffs & Cakes is located at Mount Alvernia Hospital, Block B, #01-31, opposite Rehabilitation Centre.

07/01/2026

Live Replay 🎥 “Are there effective treatments for Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD)?”

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease can be harrowing for young parents, especially when painful mouth ulcers make it hard for your child to eat or drink.

As Paediatrician Dr Terence Tan explains, for most children, HFMD is a mild viral illness that they recover from within a few days. Keeping children well hydrated helps ease discomfort, supports healing, and can prevent complications that may require hospital care.

Should you be unsure how to manage symptoms or when to seek medical attention, speak to your doctor for advice. Follow Mount Alvernia Hospital on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for more Alvernia Live Chat replays, and leave a comment to suggest what you would like our doctors to cover next 💬

06/01/2026

Live Replay 🎥 “How can we tell the difference between a cold and the flu in kids?”

Runny nose, cough, fever - many childhood illnesses look alike, which can make it hard for parents to tell whether it is just a common cold or something more serious like influenza.

Paediatrician Dr Terence Tan shares how symptom severity often provides important clues. While colds tend to be milder, influenza usually comes with higher fevers, marked lethargy, and body aches that make children look and feel much more unwell.

If you are ever in doubt, seeking medical advice early can help guide the next steps. Follow Mount Alvernia Hospital on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for more Alvernia Live Chats, and comment below to tell us what parenting health questions you would like answered next 💬

New Year, New BeginningsMeet Little Tangyuan, born on New Year’s Day 1 Jan 2026.Parents Kaiyuan, 33, and Annie, 31, firs...
03/01/2026

New Year, New Beginnings

Meet Little Tangyuan, born on New Year’s Day 1 Jan 2026.

Parents Kaiyuan, 33, and Annie, 31, first crossed paths in the U.S. while working in the IT industry. Despite the distance, their love only grew stronger when Kaiyuan moved to Singapore in 2019 and they kept their long-distance relationship going through the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. In 2022, Annie finally joined him here, and they tied the knot.

Little Tangyuan’s due date was Jan 10th, but with a high-risk pregnancy and early dilation, she couldn’t wait to meet the world. After celebrating Annie's birthday on Dec 31st and enjoying the New Year’s fireworks, they headed to the hospital at 1am. A smooth delivery later, their little one arrived with the sweetest gentle cries filling their hearts with joy.

Daddy Kaiyuan shared his excitement “Introducing our new bundle of joy to Fonso, our 5-month-old puppy is going to be interesting. Our puppy’s name means "square," while our baby’s nickname, Yuan, means "circle" hence perfectly complementing each other.

Mummy Annie also shared happily that “I wish for our daughter to grow up healthy, happy, and free to become whoever she wants to be. We looking forward to seeing our daughter and puppy grow up side by side.”

Our director of Corporate Development and Human Resources, Ms Han May Ching presented gifts to the first 3 babies born in the new year including a $188 angbao from the hospital for the first baby. She also extended her wishes, “As we welcome the new year, we also celebrate the arrival of all our 2026 babies, beautiful reminder of new beginnings and the joys of family. On behalf of Mount Alvernia Hospital, sending our warmest wishes for a year filled with love, health, and happiness to all.”

A big thank you to our sponsors for their amazing gifts, which made this special moment more memorable.

On Christmas Day at 1pm, the Sim family’s Christmas got even brighter with the arrival of Baby Sim. Weighing 3130g and m...
26/12/2025

On Christmas Day at 1pm, the Sim family’s Christmas got even brighter with the arrival of Baby Sim. Weighing 3130g and measuring 50cm, she was truly a gift wrapped in love, a perfect blessing for the holiday season.

Parents Jonathan, 39 and Chloe, 36 first met while working at a bank, getting acquainted over a Christmas dinner in 2014. What began as a festive connection blossomed into love, marriage in 2019, and a growing family. Their firstborn, Ariel, now 4 years old was also born at Mount Alvernia Hospital in 2021 and this Christmas, their hearts grew even fuller with the arrival of Baby Sim.

Though Baby Sim’s expected due date was January 7, 2026, she had other plans. After a check-up on December 22, Mummy Chloe began showing signs of early labour. By Christmas morning, she was admitted to the hospital, and after 7 hours of labour, Baby Sim made her joyful, early debut.

“Welcoming our baby on Christmas Day felt like a true blessing and our paediatrician noticed a gentle birthmark on Baby Sim’s forehead, which is believed to be “angel’s kiss”, a symbol of love, protection and reassurance.” Mummy Chloe happily shared. Daddy Jonathan shared with a smile “We are excited to bring our Christmas princess home and big sister Ariel is eager to share all her princess dresses with her baby sister”.

Our director of nursing, Ms Shirley Tay presented the gifts and wished the family "May this Christmas be filled with love, joy, and the magic of new beginnings with your little one."

A heartfelt thank you to our sponsors for their lovely gifts, which made this special moment even more unforgettable.

May your Christmas season be wrapped in loving gratitude and gifted with warmest joy. From all of us here at Mount Alver...
25/12/2025

May your Christmas season be wrapped in loving gratitude and gifted with warmest joy. From all of us here at Mount Alvernia Hospital, wishing you a blessed Christmas and New Year filled with happiness and good health. 🌟

Festive meals bring people together, but sudden digestive discomfort can quickly take the joy out of celebrations. It is...
24/12/2025

Festive meals bring people together, but sudden digestive discomfort can quickly take the joy out of celebrations. It is common to brush off discomfort, but sudden digestive symptoms can be worrying, especially when they disrupt sleep or celebrations.

Mount Alvernia Hospital’s 24-hr Urgent Care Centre is here for you in moments like these - when you need medical guidance, day or night, so you can get clarity and return to your celebrations with peace of mind.

🔗 Learn more about our UCC at https://mtalvernia.sg/clinical_services/24hr-urgent-care-centre/

Not every medical concern is an emergency, but some do need to be assessed without delay.Open 24 hours a day, Mount Alve...
18/12/2025

Not every medical concern is an emergency, but some do need to be assessed without delay.

Open 24 hours a day, Mount Alvernia Hospital's Urgent Care Centre provides timely care for sudden medical concerns such as minor fractures, sprains, burns, and infections. You will receive appropriate attention promptly with short waiting time and comprehensive on-site diagnostic services.

💬 Keep this in mind for the next time urgent health concerns arise.
🔗 Learn more at https://mtalvernia.sg/clinical_services/24hr-urgent-care-centre/

Back pain that travels down your arm or leg is not just a muscle strain you can ignore. It may be a sign of a slipped di...
17/12/2025

Back pain that travels down your arm or leg is not just a muscle strain you can ignore. It may be a sign of a slipped disc, where pressure on the spinal nerves leads to persistent pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness that can affect daily movement and quality of life. By understanding what these symptoms mean, you can take an important first step towards timely care and recovery.

Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon Dr Colum Patrick Nolan Oxford Spine & Neurosurgery Centre shares insights on how slipped discs develop, common warning signs to look out for, and how to protect their spine during recovery.

Tag someone who has been dealing with ongoing back or limb pain, and read the full article on 🔗 https://mtalvernia.sg/news/ask-the-experts-pain-from-back-to-limbs-signs-your-spine-needs-help/ to learn more.

13/12/2025

Many people think they will only need to worry about diabetes when symptoms appear - but for many, those signs come far too late. Endocrinologist Dr Goh Kian Peng shares why early awareness matters and how today’s tools are making diabetes care more manageable than ever.

From advancements in medication to glucose monitoring technology, diabetes care has changed significantly in recent years. Together with the right medical support, patients living with diabetes can live a healthy and fulfilling life 🩵

If you know someone living with diabetes, or you are navigating it yourself, share this video with them 👶 Read the full article by Dr Goh in myAlvernia newsletter Issue #55 at https://mtalvernia.sg/publication/issue-55/

12/12/2025

Live Replay 🎥 “How do I open up during therapy as an introvert?”

For many people, the hardest part of seeking support is simply opening up, especially when the person sitting across from you is someone you have never met.

As Psychologist and Perinatal Mental Health Practitioner Ms Poh Ping Qi shares, therapy is a space for you to move at your own pace, so you don't have to navigate your emotions alone 🤗

If this resonated with you, contact the Alvernia Psychological Health Centre to speak with our mental health professionals. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for more upcoming Alvernia Live Chats, and leave a comment to suggest our next topic 💬

You might have heard of an Urgent Care Centre, but what does it really do?Mount Alvernia Hospital’s 24-hour Urgent Care ...
10/12/2025

You might have heard of an Urgent Care Centre, but what does it really do?

Mount Alvernia Hospital’s 24-hour Urgent Care Centre (UCC) provides timely care for sudden medical concerns that require assessment without delay. Our team includes doctors trained in urgent and emergency care, supported by on-site diagnostics and a short waiting time to help you receive care promptly.

💬 Look out for more posts in this series to learn when to visit a UCC, what to expect during your visit, and how our team provides round-the-clock care.
Learn more via 🔗 https://mtalvernia.sg/clinical_services/24hr-urgent-care-centre/

04/12/2025

Live Replay 🎥 “What is psychotherapy?”

Many people think it is simply “talking about your problems”, but the real work happens beneath the surface. Psychologist and Perinatal Mental Health Practitioner Ms Poh Ping Qi shares how therapy creates a safe environment, where you can work with a trained professional to understand your emotional patterns, clarify what you are feeling, and explore healthier ways to cope 🫂

If you feel ready to speak with someone, our mental health professionals at the Alvernia Psychological Health Centre are available to help. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for future Alvernia Live Chats, and share in the comments what you would like us to cover next 💬

💧 Bladder leaks can feel awkward to bring up, but many men experience changes in bladder control as they age. What often...
28/11/2025

💧 Bladder leaks can feel awkward to bring up, but many men experience changes in bladder control as they age. What often starts as a small inconvenience can slowly affect sleep, work, and confidence.

Urologist Dr Allen Sim breaks down the common types of urinary incontinence, what may be causing it, and when it is worth getting a doctor’s opinion. Early attention makes it much easier for doctors and for yourself to manage and treat the condition effectively. ➡️ Swipe through to learn more.

Read the full article via 🔗 https://mtalvernia.sg/news/ask-the-experts-bladder-leaks-when-you-need-to-seek-help/, and consider reaching out to a urologist if you experience bladder symptoms that are affecting your daily routine.

26/11/2025

As the school holidays draw near, many parents find themselves wondering the same thing: how do I keep my child healthy when travel, gatherings, and year-end activities begin to pick up? 🤧😷

In our upcoming Alvernia Live Chat, our Paediatrician Dr Terence Tan will walk parents through practical ways to reduce your child’s risk of flu and other respiratory infections during this busy period. Learn how to spot early symptoms and build simple habits that strengthen your child’s immunity - so the whole family can enjoy this wonderful festive season healthily and happily 🥳

Join us live on Mount Alvernia Hospital’s Facebook, Instagram and TikTok on 26 November (Wednesday), 12:30pm–1:00pm. Share your questions for Dr Terence Tan in the comments below, and tune in during the session to hear them answered.

25/11/2025

We marked an important milestone with the official opening of the Alvernia Psychological Health Centre (APHC) on 10 October. The APHC offers both outpatient services and a dedicated inpatient ward, providing care in a safe and inclusive environment.

🎥 Catch the highlights of the key moments from the official opening, including the launch officiated by Guest of Honour Professor Kenneth Mak, Director-General of Health at the Ministry of Education , as well as glimpses of our facilities and care.

Let us journey with you, we are here to support you every step of the way 💙 Follow us for more stories, insights and updates on our mental health services and more.

You can also find out more information here: https://mtalvernia.sg/clinical_services/psychological-health-centre/

Stress can build up quietly in daily life, especially when routines feel full and rest is hard to come by. If you have b...
24/11/2025

Stress can build up quietly in daily life, especially when routines feel full and rest is hard to come by. If you have been looking for practical ways to manage tension, regulate emotions, or understand your stress patterns better, our December Stress Management Programme could be helpful to you.

Across three sessions, Senior Occupational Therapist Ms Pearlyn Ee will share simple techniques you can use to ease anxiety, relax the body and support your mental wellbeing.

If you know someone in your life who might need this, share this post with them ❤️

To register or find out more, call or WhatsApp the Alvernia Psychological Health Centre at 6347 6760.

As the school holidays draw near, many parents find themselves wondering the same thing: how do I keep my child healthy ...
20/11/2025

As the school holidays draw near, many parents find themselves wondering the same thing: how do I keep my child healthy when travel, gatherings, and year-end activities begin to pick up? 🤧😷

In our upcoming Alvernia Live Chat, our Paediatrician Dr Terence Tan will walk parents through practical ways to reduce your child’s risk of flu and other respiratory infections during this busy period. Learn how to spot early symptoms and build simple habits that strengthen your child’s immunity - so the whole family can enjoy this wonderful festive season healthily and happily 🥳

Join us live on Mount Alvernia Hospital’s Facebook, Instagram and TikTok on 26 November (Wednesday), 12:30pm–1:00pm. Share your questions for Dr Terence Tan in the comments below, and tune in during the session to hear them answered.

18/11/2025

In partnership with Down Syndrome Association - Singapore (DSA), our Outreach Team brought complimentary health screenings directly to DSA members and caregivers on the DSA premises – making preventive care more comfortable and accessible.

Those with abnormal results can also receive a one-time free doctor consultation at the Mount Alvernia Outreach Medical Clinic, located at Enabling Village.

Beyond screenings, we offered a lineup of meaningful health talks, from understanding medical reports with Dr Djoni Huang, Director of Clinical Services, to navigating feeding challenges and nutrition in Down Syndrome with clinical dietitian Aileen Ling, to managing caregiver stress with trainer Kevin Khoo from the Alvernia Psychological Health Centre.

Through knowledge, care and connection, we hope to help every Person with Disability and their families take a confident step towards better health. 💛

Managing diabetes is about more than keeping your sugar levels in check - it is about feeling well in your everyday life...
17/11/2025

Managing diabetes is about more than keeping your sugar levels in check - it is about feeling well in your everyday life. Eating right, staying active, and maintaining simple routines can make a big difference in how you feel and function.

Our NESt (Nutrition and Engagement for Seniors Today) Workshop is designed to help you build these healthy habits with guidance from our dietitian and occupational therapist. Each small-group session focuses on practical steps, from planning balanced meals to managing emotional stress - so you can live more confidently and independently with diabetes.

🌿 Register today via https://mtalvernia.sg/nest-workshop-registration/. Sessions available on 25 November and 2 December.

👶 Every parent knows that uneasy feeling when a child becomes unwell after hours. It is often hard to tell when rest is ...
15/11/2025

👶 Every parent knows that uneasy feeling when a child becomes unwell after hours. It is often hard to tell when rest is enough and when urgent care is needed.

Paediatrician Dr Darryl Lim will guide parents through practical ways to assess symptoms, decide when to seek help, and navigate those late-night moments with calm. Understanding the difference between “wait” and “wake” can make caring for your little one less overwhelming.

Share this with a fellow parent who might find the information useful 🩷
To learn more at our 𝐉𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐝: 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡-𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐤 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐠𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐲, 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐟𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐝 seminar, sign up at https://mtalvernia.sg/prenatal-seminar-registration/

🤱 Breastfeeding does not always come naturally, and many new mothers struggle with latching, positioning, or confidence....
14/11/2025

🤱 Breastfeeding does not always come naturally, and many new mothers struggle with latching, positioning, or confidence. These challenges are far more common than most people realise.

Lactation consultant Ms Richelle Tang will be sharing practical guidance and support for parents who wish to understand their feeding options better. With the right techniques and reassurance, many breastfeeding difficulties can be eased over time.

Know someone preparing for parenthood? Share this post with them 🩷
To join our 𝐉𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐝: 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡-𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐤 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐠𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐲, 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐟𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐝 seminar, sign up at https://mtalvernia.sg/prenatal-seminar-registration/

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Founded based on Catholic values by the Sisters from the Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood (FMDM) in 1961, Mount Alvernia Hospital is Singapore’s first private and only not-for-profit Catholic acute tertiary care hospital. We provide compassionate, excellent and holistic healthcare to serve all with love. Supported by over 1,200 accredited doctors and 160 specialist doctors on the campus, the hospital has tertiary medical capabilities and two multi-disciplinary medical specialist centres. Mount Alvernia Hospital is the only private hospital in Singapore providing dedicated Clinical Pastoral Care as part of holistic care for patients and their families. Since 2009, the hospital has an active community outreach programme of providing free health screening to the needy, elderly and the less mobile.