Browne’s Avenue Clinic Temporarily Closed for Renovations
The Ministry of Health, Wellness, the Environment, and Civil Service Affairs wishes to inform the general public that the Browne’s Avenue Clinic is temporarily closed with immediate effect in anticipation of scheduled renovation works.
During this period, healthcare services normally provided at the Browne’s Avenue Clinic will be offered at the Grays Farm Clinic on a scheduled basis.
This measure is being implemented to ensure the continued delivery of essential health services while improvements are made to the Browne’s Avenue facility.
Details of the operating schedule at the Grays Farm Clinic will be communicated in a subsequent announcement.
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