Types of Emergency Cases

ED Waiting Time

My ED Visit

Non-Emergency Cases

Post-Discharge Patient Resources

At SKH Emergency Department (ED), we provide 24-hour emergency care for patients in critical need. To ensure patients receive the prompt care they deserve, SKH ED prioritises those with serious or life-threatening emergencies. For the latest ED wait times, please click here.

Before visiting our emergency department, we kindly ask that you consider the urgency of your condition. For non-emergency conditions, please seek medical attention at your nearest GP or consider other care locations.

Should you go to the Emergency Department?

If you or someone you care for is experiencing a medical emergency, SKH Emergency Department (ED) is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. We provide urgent care for life-threatening conditions and serious injuries.

Call 995 for an ambulance if someone has:

Chest pain with cold sweats or breathlessness
Heavy, uncontrollable bleeding
Sudden collapse or unconsciousness
Stroke symptoms (facial drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty)

Emergency Care at SKH

My Emergency Department Visit

We prioritise care based on medical urgency. Find out more about your emergency patient journey here

Visitor Information

Find essential information here to help you navigate your visit comfortably and safely

Alternative Care Options & Symptoms Advice

Alternative care options and symptom advice are available to help you manage minor health concerns effectively. Explore self-care, treatments, and when to seek medical help

SAF & HomeTeam Servicemen

Find out more about the SAF and HomeTeam Servicemen guidelines here