HC Endoscopy & Piles Centre - Ghim Moh

04/06/2022

It’s been awhile since our last update but today is a day worth remembering.

Through all the whirlwind happenings over the past 2 years, and the daily excitement that ensures that no two days are ever the same for us, we took a moment to celebrate the coming of age of our youngest nurse today.

A difficult time to be a healthcare professional, all the more so when facing it as a youth, we have watched her grow into the adult much faster than any other youth should have been made to experience.

Team JLES is proud to have her as a team member and together we will continue to serve our patients through the years ahead.

13/02/2021

It has been an extremely eventful Rat Year for the team and we have grown in so many ways including our waistlines.

As we look forward to the new Ox Year ahead, we would like to thank all our patients for giving us the opportunity to be part of your journey towards better health.

Wishing everyone a Properous and Healthy Year ahead!

24/12/2020

Wishing everyone a magical Christmas well spent with your loved ones this weekend! 🎄

As 2020 comes to an end soon, we hope everyone is staying safe. May we wish you a wonderful 2021 filled with good health and happiness! ☺️

17/06/2020

It has been a year since our last team photo and how things have changed since then.

Our society is grappling with the worst crisis in generations, and lives and livelihoods have been affected one way or another.

But in the last year, there has also been much to be thankful for. Our team has grown and continues to do so. We have moved into our new centre, and have been able to continue to provide the care that our patients needed, regardless of the hurdles faced during the past couple of months.

All this would not have been possible without this team of ladies constantly putting in the extra effort and hours daily to ensure that we always gave our best to every single patient whom we had the privilege of treating.

01/05/2020

This Labour Day, let us rally around our colleagues on the frontlines, who have been tirelessly battling the virus that has taken an incredible toll on our community and our healthcare system.

Our team will continue to do our part in this fight by putting in extra hours daily to ensure that urgent surgical care remains accessible to patients 24/7.

Stay safe and stay home during this important circuit breaker period. If you are unwell, do seek medical attention early.

25/04/2020

The novel coronavirus, like many other flu viruses, is here within our community. But it is very important to remember that more people contract the regular, seasonal flu virus everyday than this new virus.

Similarly, all other illnesses do not stop occurring just because there is a new flu virus in town.

Our clinics and centres are still operating with enhanced hygiene measures implemented as per guidance from MOH. This is so that we can continue to provide you with the same level of dedicated service, while ensuring that we protect our patients and staff from any of the flu viruses circulating in our community (including the novel coronavirus).

Please bear with us for any inconveniences experienced during this period of heightened vigilance. Thank you.

03/04/2020

We will always remain open for our patients regardless of the situation in Singapore.

Please be reassured that the team is putting in extra hours and safety measures to ensure that we remain available at our Novena and Ghim Moh clinics, especially for any patient with urgent surgical issues.

Contact us at our centralised appointment number if you need an appointment and we will see you as soon as possible.

27/12/2019

We hope you had a magical Christmas well spent with your loved ones! 🎄

As 2019 comes to an end soon, may we wish you a wonderful 2020 ahead full of good health and happiness! ☺️

27/10/2019

To our Hindu community, may millions of lamps illuminate your life with endless joy,prosperity and wealth forever

Wishing you and your family a very Happy Diwali! 🤲🏼

24/09/2019

Told to have Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) ?
It might not IBS afterall! Do not accept a diagnosis of IBS until you have been investigated appropriately.

IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common disorder, affecting an estimated 15% of the population. It is one of the several conditions known as functional gastrointestinal disorders. This means the bowel may function abnormally, but tests are normal and there are no detectab...

11/09/2019

Even more data now coming out showing that colorectal cancer rates are rising in the young.

As the article points out: even if you are young, you can no longer pass off abnormal bowel symptoms without further investigations, especially if they have lasted more than 2 weeks.

Rates of early-onset colon cancer are rising in many high-income countries even as rates among older adults hold steady or decline, a new study shows.