Grace Lodge ✓ ACRA Verified

Grace Lodge is positioned at the mid-range ($$) price tier, but specific fee schedules were not available at the time of this listing. Nursing home fees in Singapore vary considerably depending on the level of care required — from basic custodial care through to full nursing or dementia care — and whether the resident occupies a subsidised ward (A, B, or C class) or a private room. Beyond the monthly residential fee, families should confirm what is included and what is billed separately: common extras include incontinence supplies, physiotherapy sessions, specialist outpatient visits, and personal laundry. Subsidised beds are means-tested through the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), and eligible Singapore Citizens can receive substantial government subsidies. Contact Grace Lodge directly for a current fee schedule, then speak with AIC to understand what subsidies apply. See the full eldercare cost guide for Singapore →

Grace Lodge operates as a residential nursing home, meaning care is provided on a full-time, live-in basis — residents relocate to the facility rather than receiving care at home. This distinguishes it from home care or day rehabilitation centre arrangements, where the elder remains in the family home. Families should ask during their enquiry about short-stay or respite admission options, which some nursing homes offer as a trial period or to provide temporary relief for home caregivers. It is also worth clarifying the process for transitioning a resident if care needs escalate, and the visiting policy — including whether family members may assist with meals or personal care. A clear understanding of the care plan, the key staff contact, and any changes to monthly charges as needs change should be agreed before admission.

Nursing homes operating in Singapore are required to be licensed by the Ministry of Health (MOH), and staff in clinical roles — registered nurses, enrolled nurses, and care staff — are subject to Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) or Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) registration requirements. However, Grace Lodge's regulatory licences were not confirmed in the data available for this listing, so families should ask the facility directly for their MOH licence number and verify it on the MOH licensee register. For dementia care specifically, it is worth asking whether staff hold any recognised dementia care training (such as the WSQ Dementia Care module) and whether a social worker or care coordinator is available to support families through the transition. Professional indemnity and public liability coverage at the facility level should also be confirmed before signing any admission agreement.