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Caregivers Centre Pte Ltd prices on an hourly basis, which is standard for home nursing in Singapore. Market rates for home nursing typically run from S$20 to S$50 or more per hour depending on the nurse's qualification level (enrolled nurse vs registered nurse), the complexity of care required, and whether visits fall on weekdays, weekends, or public holidays. Public holiday surcharges of 50–100% above the base rate are common. Beyond the hourly rate, confirm whether there is a minimum number of hours per visit, whether consumables such as wound dressings or medical supplies are billed separately, and whether there is a transport or call-out component. Request a written quote itemising all charges before committing. See the full eldercare cost guide for Singapore →

Caregivers Centre Pte Ltd is listed under home nursing, which typically means visit-based care rather than live-in arrangements. Visit-based home nursing involves a qualified nurse attending at scheduled times to perform clinical tasks — wound care, medication administration, catheter management, vital signs checks, or post-discharge monitoring — before leaving the home. If your family member requires round-the-clock supervision, a visit-based model alone may not be sufficient, and a combination of home nursing for clinical needs plus a full-time domestic helper or live-in caregiver for personal care may be more appropriate. Confirm with Caregivers Centre Pte Ltd the frequency, duration, and scope of visits they can provide, and whether they offer a trial period before a longer commitment. Also clarify the replacement policy — what happens if the assigned nurse is unavailable — and whether the same nurse is assigned consistently, which matters for continuity in clinical care.

For home nursing, the attending professional should hold a nursing qualification registered with the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) — either as an enrolled nurse or a registered nurse. Ask Caregivers Centre Pte Ltd to confirm the qualification level of the nurses they deploy and whether they hold SNB registration, which is verifiable on the SNB public register. No regulatory licences are currently listed for Caregivers Centre Pte Ltd on KakiList. For home nursing providers with a clinical component, MOH licensing or AIC registration is relevant — confirm directly with the agency whether they hold the appropriate registration for the services being provided. On insurance, ask whether the agency carries professional indemnity insurance and public liability coverage that protects both the caregiver and your family member in the event of an incident during a visit. Insist on a trial period and put the care plan, hours, and rate in writing.