Diabetes is on the rise in Singapore, but it’s not inevitable. Learn why more Singaporeans are developing diabetes and how you can take control with early screening, better lifestyle choices, and expert care at Alami Clinic. Don't wait—take charge of your health today!

Geriatric medicine in Singapore transforms senior care by addressing complex health needs, preventing falls, and supporting families. At Alami Clinic, we ensure seniors enjoy their golden years with expert care tailored to their unique journey. Discover the difference today!

Palliative care in Singapore goes beyond treating illness—it's about compassion, dignity, and improving quality of life for patients and their families. Discover how Alami Clinic offers personalized support, pain management, and emotional care to help you navigate life’s most challenging moments with comfort and connection.

Caring for loved ones with advanced dementia is a complex journey, filled with tough decisions and emotional challenges. Discover how home-based palliative care can provide comfort, dignity, and support for patients and families, helping them navigate the complexities of caregiving with a dedicated medical team. Learn when "enough" becomes "enough care."

Geriatricians are more than just doctors for the elderly. They’re specialists who focus entirely on the unique needs of older adults, blending medical expertise with compassion and a holistic approach. Unlike general practitioners, who handle a broad range of patients, geriatricians dive deep into issues like dementia, frailty, and complex chronic conditions.

Geriatric care is not just about treating ailments; it’s a holistic approach designed to enhance the quality of life for older adults. In this blog, we will uncover the top five hidden benefits of geriatric care that may not be on your radar but are essential for healthy aging.

By following these steps, Singaporean seniors and their families can take advantage of the specialized geriatric services available, ensuring a higher quality of life and better health outcomes as they age.

By 2030, one in five Singaporeans will be aged 65 or older, placing immense pressure on the country’s healthcare system. However, despite the rising number of elderly individuals, many are missing out on essential geriatric care

As your loved ones age, it’s essential to know what steps you can take to ensure they receive the care they deserve, maintaining both their independence and dignity.

Dementia, a condition marked by cognitive decline, impacts millions globally, but adopting healthy lifestyle habits can slow its progression and improve quality of life.

Dementia in the elderly, particularly Alzheimer’s, vascular, and Lewy body dementia, requires a multifaceted treatment plan that aims to manage symptoms, slow disease progression, and improve quality of life.