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Patient's Policy

Severely unwell patients and accompanying persons with serious coughing, flu and fever will not be allowed to enter the premises.
For mild unwell situations, wearing of face mask will be recommended for any exchange of verbal communications.
Booking of appointments are needed for consultation, , inspection & servicing services for medical devices. Thus, please inform us 1-2 working days in advance.
ASTA MEYER (S) PTE LTD reserves the right to cancel, postpone any physical appointments already made beforehand, should patients be suffering from any infectious disease / illness - Eg Covid, Mpox, Chicken Pox , Influenza virus , Severe Flu with fever, etc.

To our customers & patients

Due to increased Covid 19 & Mpox cases since May 2024, kindly inform us should you be experiencing discomfort when using NIV / Ventilator devices.
During sleep & respiratory care services in process, mask wearing would still be the norm during any verbal exchanges and services provided to customers in residential and hospital premises.
We seek your understanding and exercise patience that verbal communications may be unclear due to mask wearing, and that voice level of verbal exchange may be louder which may caused misunderstandings of insincerity.
Lastly, we sincerely encourage customers and patients to utilize Tele-communications service to improve resources allocation and for better protection in terms of safety.

Excerpt from MOH

13 May 2025

The Ministry of Health (MOH) and Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) are monitoring a recent increase in COVID-19

infections in Singapore. There is no indication that the variants circulating locally are more transmissible or cause more

severe disease compared to previously circulating variants.

The estimated number of COVID-19 cases in the week of 27 April to 3 May 2025 rose to 14,200 cases, compared to

11,100 cases in the previous week. Over the same period, the average daily COVID-19 hospitalisations rose from 102 to 133,

but the average daily Intensive Care Unit cases decreased from three to two cases. The hospitals are currently able to

manage the increase in cases.

As with other endemic respiratory diseases, periodic COVID-19 waves are expected throughout the year. The increase in

cases could be due to several factors, including waning population immunity. At present, LF.7 and NB.1.8 (both descendants

of the JN.1 variant) are the main COVID-19 variants circulating in Singapore, together accounting for more than two-thirds of

locally sequenced cases. JN.1 is also the variant used in the formulation of the current COVID-19 vaccine.

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