Home recovery scheme for COVID-19 patients to be expanded; parents can bring children home in some cases

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Parents encouraged to bring infected children home if they are five or older, with no underlying illness as part of COVID19 home recovery programme: MOH

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SINGAPORE: Singapore will expand the home recovery scheme for fully vaccinated people from next Wednesday , the Ministry of Health said on Friday.

Singapore has been"careful" and admitting children to hospitals to provide them with dedicated medical care, said MOH. "For these children, they will first be assessed by the hospital to be clinically fit for home recovery, before sending them back home for their recovery journey," added the ministry.ENCOURAGING RESULTS FROM PILOT

People on home recovery need a suitable home setting where they can be isolated from the rest of their household. Their household members must also be fully vaccinated and not belong to any vulnerable groups, such as the elderly or immunocompromised.

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