REDUCED PRICE PLANS, NEW SIGN-UPS
Cordlife reported that the MOH’s expert panel has also validated an automatic system for processing wire blood units, known as AXP II.  ,
The advanced sensors in the system help to ensure accurate manage while cord blood cells are processed, increasing the number of practical stem cells.
This is crucial for successful cord blood implants, said Cordlife. Additionally, it stated that it plans to reorganize and optimize its critical laboratory equipment in order to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
On Tuesday, team executive producer Chen Xiaoling said Cordlife has previously received fresh sign-ups since the partial continuation. The company, nevertheless, did not disclose how many such sign-ups there have been so much.
In addition, the cord blood bank’s price plans have been saved 20 % to 25 % over the previous suspension. Ms. Chen added that the amount needs to be changed “from time to time” to keep up with the business.  ,
Some clients CNA spoke with before claiming to have spent at least S$ 6, 000 for the collection and storage of their child’s cord blood, despite Cordlife only listing its annual fee of S$ 250 ( US$ 193 ) on its website.
According to Ms. Chen, Cordlife staff has collaborated attentively with several industry specialists as well as MOH over the past nine months of its suspension.
” We intend to move from a controlled continuation to a full resumption.” She continued,” We will work hard to win back both our customers and MOH in Singapore.”  ,
Mr. Yiu noted that the cable blood banks has “emerged from a big challenge” and that its services outside of Singapore are unaffected.  ,
Aside from Singapore, Cordlife also has storage infrastructure in Malaysia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, India and Indonesia.  ,
” We did increase our group’s functions to provide more reliable and impressive services, create strategic alliances, and increase our market share in the region”, Mr Yiu said.  ,