Parkway Shenton Alexandra Retail Centre ✓ ACRA Verified

A standard GP consultation at a private clinic in Singapore typically costs S$25–60, with follow-up visits on the lower end of that range. On top of the consultation fee, expect to pay separately for investigations such as a blood panel (S$60–200), a urine dipstick or culture, or a rapid test (S$15–40 for antigen tests). Prescription medications are billed per item and can add S$10–80 depending on the treatment. GST applies on private medical services. For patients on the Chronic Disease Management Programme (CDMP), selected outpatient costs are MediSave-claimable up to S$500–700 per year. Confirm at the front desk which items qualify under your specific conditions and whether your Integrated Shield Plan covers any component of the visit. A written receipt itemising each charge is standard practice and should be requested if not provided automatically. See the full GP & 24-Hour Clinics cost guide for Singapore →

Every legitimate clinic in Singapore holds an MOH Healthcare Services Licence issued under the Healthcare Services Act — verifiable on the MOH licensee directory at moh.gov.sg. Every practising doctor must also be registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC); you can search by the doctor's name at smc.gov.sg to confirm active registration status and any specialist accreditation or disciplinary notes. No licences are listed in the current KakiList record for Parkway Shenton Alexandra Retail Centre, and the clinic does not appear on our ACRA register. Given that Parkway Shenton is a known network of GP clinics in Singapore, the omission likely reflects incomplete listing data rather than the absence of a licence — but patients should confirm the MOH clinic licence number and the consulting doctor's SMC registration directly with the clinic before their visit. Neither alone is sufficient; both should be verified.

MediSave can be used for outpatient treatment of chronic conditions listed under the Chronic Disease Management Programme (CDMP) — including hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidaemia, stroke, asthma, COPD, and selected mental health conditions — with withdrawal limits of S$500 per year (or S$700 if the same account also covers a dependent). GP consultations and investigations for acute illnesses generally cannot be paid with MediSave unless they fall within a CDMP or approved outpatient scheme. If you hold an Integrated Shield Plan (IP) layered on MediShield Life, most private IP policies cover inpatient and day-surgery costs but provide limited or no direct cover for standard GP outpatient visits — check your plan terms. For any onward specialist referral or planned procedure, request a written financial counselling estimate from the receiving clinic or hospital that clearly splits the insurance payout, MediSave deduction, and out-of-pocket portion before paying any deposit or proceeding with treatment. Skipping this step is the most common reason patients are surprised by their final bill.