Getting medical help

In the community

If you are experiencing mild-to-moderate symptoms, such as cold and flu.

Visit a pharmacist

Approach your pharmacists to manage a range of common health conditions.

See a doctor

Visit your family doctor at your preferred GP clinic or polyclinic.

When should I go to the emergency department?

A medical emergency is a sudden, serious health problem that needs immediate medical attention.

Go to the hospital's Emergency Department only if there are signs of a medical emergency.

Some examples of medical emergencies are:

1. Sudden or severe pain, including chest pain

2. Breathing difficulty or shortness of breath

3. Uncontrolled bleeding of any kind

4. Sudden confusion or disorientation

5. Sudden dizziness, numbness, weakness or vision change

6. Coughing or vomiting of blood

7. Continuous vomiting or diarrhoea

For other health problems, visit a GP clinic or polyclinic.

Learn more about when to visit the hospitals for emergencies.