Housekeeping
Your room will be cleaned daily by a member of the housekeeping team. Do inform our nursing staff if you have concerns about any aspect of the Housekeeping Service.
Our housekeeping office is open daily from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm
Newspaper
A complimentary copy of the local newspaper will be delivered to your room daily.
Room Safe
You’ll find a safe in your room where you can store your personal belongings for safe keeping.
However, we advise you not to bring any valuables with you during your hospital stay. Gleneagles Hospital will not be responsible for any loss of or damage to patients’/visitors’ personal items on the hospital’s premises.
Laundry Service
You may wish to have your clothes washed, pressed or dry-cleaned during your stay. Just let our ward staffs know and this will be arranged for you.
Available daily: 8:30 am to 5:30 pm
[Charges applicable]
Maintenance Requests
All electrical lightings and fittings should be in good working order in your room. If you find that anything is faulty, do let our ward staffs know, so we can get it repaired for you and maintain your living accommodation at the high standard you expect from Gleneagles Hospital.
Security
Your safety and security are our utmost priority. Our in-house security provides 24-hour coverage, both on patrol and through constant monitoring of public areas through closed circuit surveillance equipment.
Should you have any matters of concern, please contact our ward staff for assistance immediately.
Fire Safety
The hospital has an automatic fire alarm system that is directly linked to the Singapore Civil Defence Force. When the fire alarm is activated, alarm bells will ring on all floors. Should there be a fire in your room, please call extension 555, leave your room, closing the door behind you to prevent the fire from spreading and to slow down the diffusion of smoke and fumes. Please remain calm and stand by for further announcements or instructions from the ward staff.
No Smoking
Gleneagles Hospital is strictly a no smoking facility. Smoking is prohibited by law throughout the hospital complex.
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