About Catholic Welfare Services
Catholic Welfare Services is a home nursing provider serving families islandwide in Singapore. The listing has been verified by KakiList, meaning a real person confirmed the operating details and contact channel. No Google reviews are currently recorded for this listing, and no ACRA registration or regulatory licence details have been supplied, so this listing carries limited publicly verifiable information at this stage.
Families considering home nursing typically begin with a care assessment to establish the elder's mobility, medical conditions, and level of assistance required — whether that is wound care, medication administration, post-hospitalisation recovery, or chronic disease management. From there, the scope of visits is agreed: frequency per week, duration per visit, and whether a registered nurse or a healthcare aide is the appropriate level of care. The distinction between clinical nursing care and personal care (bathing, feeding, companionship) matters for both cost and regulatory requirements, and it is worth clarifying which Catholic Welfare Services provides before proceeding. Family decision-makers are often involved in these discussions, and a trial period can help establish whether the assigned caregiver is a good fit before committing to a longer arrangement.
To take the next step, reach out to Catholic Welfare Services via the enquiry form on their KakiList listing. Be ready to describe the elder's current medical situation, the care hours needed, and any preferences around scheduling so that an appropriate care plan can be discussed from the outset.
Listing data is incomplete — contact Catholic Welfare Services directly to confirm details.
Insist on a trial period and put the care plan, hours, and rate in writing.
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
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| Catholic Welfare Services (this page) | — | — | — | ✓ |
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| CareConnect SG | ⭐ 5.0 | 187 | — | ✓ |
| EloCare | ⭐ 5.0 | 144 | — | ✓ |
Catholic Welfare Services operates on an hourly pricing model, which is standard for home nursing in Singapore. Market rates for home nursing visits typically range from S$25–60 per hour for a healthcare aide and S$60–120 or more per hour for a registered nurse, depending on the complexity of care required. Additional costs to confirm include agency coordination fees, public holiday and weekend surcharges, and whether consumables such as wound dressings or medication aids are billed separately. For live-in arrangements, if offered, the cost structure shifts to a daily or monthly package. It is worth asking Catholic Welfare Services for a written quote that clearly separates the caregiver's rate, any agency margin, and insurance or levy obligations, so the total cost of care is transparent from the start. See the full eldercare cost guide for Singapore →
Catholic Welfare Services is listed under home nursing, which typically covers scheduled visit-based care rather than live-in arrangements. Visits may range from one to several hours per session, covering clinical nursing tasks such as wound care, catheter management, injections, or post-surgical monitoring, as well as personal care support depending on the caregiver's qualification level. If a family requires round-the-clock or overnight supervision, it is worth asking Catholic Welfare Services directly whether live-in arrangements are available or whether a referral to a complementary service would be more appropriate. A trial period of a few weeks is a reasonable request before committing to a recurring schedule, and families should confirm the replacement policy if the assigned caregiver is unavailable or not a suitable fit.
No regulatory licence details have been provided for Catholic Welfare Services in the current listing, so it is not possible to confirm at this stage whether the nurses or healthcare aides hold specific certifications such as the Singapore Nursing Board registration or AIC-recognised training. For clinical home nursing, registered nurses should hold a valid licence verifiable on the Singapore Nursing Board public register. Before engaging any home nursing provider, families should ask for the assigned caregiver's credentials, confirm whether the agency carries public liability insurance covering both caregiver injury and incidents involving the client, and establish what happens if the caregiver is unwell or unable to attend. Listing data is incomplete — contact Catholic Welfare Services directly to confirm these details.
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