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About The Child and Allergy Clinic
About The Child and Allergy Clinic
The Child and Allergy Clinic is a paediatric specialist practice located at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre, #11-11, Singapore 228510. KakiList has verified the operating details and contact channel. The clinic carries a Google rating of 4.3 out of 5, though this is based on 16 reviews — a small sample that should be treated as directional only. No regulatory licences have been provided to KakiList at this time, so parents are advised to confirm the clinic's MOH Healthcare Services Licence and the consulting paediatrician's Singapore Medical Council registration independently before booking.
Parents typically approach a paediatric specialist clinic after a GP referral or directly for concerns that exceed general practice scope — persistent allergic conditions such as eczema, allergic rhinitis, asthma, food allergy, or anaphylaxis risk, as well as developmental assessments, growth monitoring, and the National Childhood Immunisation Programme schedule. At a private specialist clinic, the first consultation is self-pay (typical S$120–250) unless you hold an Integrated Shield Plan with outpatient specialist coverage. Bring any prior allergy test results, prescription history, and your child's health booklet. Investigations such as skin-prick testing, specific IgE blood panels, spirometry, or a supervised food challenge may be recommended following the initial assessment.
To make an appointment, contact The Child and Allergy Clinic directly by phone or through the enquiry form. Before attending, verify the consulting doctor's name on the Singapore Medical Council register at smc.gov.sg and confirm the clinic's MOH Healthcare Services Licence on the MOH licensee directory. Listing data is incomplete — contact The Child and Allergy Clinic directly to confirm details.
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4.3/5 from 16 Google reviewsSmall sample — treat as directional only.
Verify the doctor's name on the Singapore Medical Council register and the clinic's MOH Healthcare Services Licence before booking, and for any planned procedure request a written financial counselling estimate that itemises insurance payout, MediSave deduction, and out-of-pocket portions before paying any deposit.
Google Reviews ⭐ 4.3 (16 reviews)
L. Jenkins
★★★★★
Dr Lee according to my 8-year old daughter is "the best doctor in the world!". She is so kind and knowledgeable and took time to answer all our queries in depth. I am so glad we found Dr Lee!
L K Ong
★★★★★
Dr Lee Bee Wah is the most competent and kind Paeds doctor. Never overcharge and always caring and professional. My daughter is alrdy 24 but Dr lee still remembers her and when I asked the nurses to retrieve her antique records, they were always willing to help. Other doctors had asked me to pay for the inconvenience caused… Not very helpful for something trivial possibly just need to print/ email over from their e-records. The nurses are there since my son was born 28 years ago so you can imagine the relationship the doctor has with her nurses.
Hardy & Sons
★★★★★
A very friendly doctor and super helpful! Thank you for everything you did for my sons and baby.
Jaap Frolich
★☆☆☆☆
The doctor was 1 hour too late for the appointment, not great with multiple kids waiting.
Hari V
★★★★★
Dr Lee is excellent!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does The Child and Allergy Clinic charge?›
Private paediatric specialist consultations in Singapore typically run S$120–250 for a first visit and S$80–180 for follow-ups, billed at point of service. On top of the consultation fee, allergy investigations carry additional costs: skin-prick testing S$80–200, specific IgE blood panels S$100–300 depending on the allergen panel size, lung-function spirometry S$80–150, and a supervised oral food challenge typically S$300–600 as a half-day or full-day procedure. For planned investigations or procedures, request a written financial counselling estimate in advance that splits your Integrated Shield Plan (IP) payout, MediSave deduction, and out-of-pocket portion. MediSave outpatient withdrawals are subject to the S$500 general limit or S$700 under the Chronic Disease Management Programme for listed conditions such as asthma. GST applies on private medical services. See the full paediatric cost guide for Singapore →
Is The Child and Allergy Clinic MOH-licensed and how do I verify the doctor?›
Every legitimate private specialist clinic in Singapore must hold an MOH Healthcare Services Licence issued under the Healthcare Services Act — verifiable on the MOH licensee directory. No licence details have been provided to KakiList for this listing, so parents should check directly with the clinic or search the MOH directory before booking. Every practising doctor must also be listed on the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) public register at smc.gov.sg. Search the consulting paediatrician's name to confirm registration status, specialist accreditation in Paediatric Medicine, and any disciplinary history. For paediatric allergists, an additional fellowship credential — such as Fellowship of the Academy of Medicine Singapore (FAMS) in Paediatric Medicine — is the meaningful specialist signal beyond basic SMC registration. Confirm both the clinic licence and the named doctor's SMC entry before booking.
How do I use MediSave or insurance at The Child and Allergy Clinic?›
Integrated Shield Plans (IPs) layered on MediShield Life may cover private specialist consultations and day procedures subject to the plan's deductible, co-insurance, and rider rules. Check with your insurer whether outpatient specialist visits at a private clinic are included under your specific plan tier, and request pre-authorisation before any planned procedure to avoid claim disputes. A Letter of Guarantee from your insurer is advisable for any day-surgery or supervised challenge procedure. For outpatient MediSave, the general withdrawal limit is S$500 per year, rising to S$700 under the Chronic Disease Management Programme — asthma is a listed CDMP condition, which may be relevant for children with persistent allergic airway disease. For any planned procedure, ask the clinic for a written financial counselling estimate itemising insurance payout, MediSave deduction, and out-of-pocket cost before paying any deposit. Skipping this step is the most common reason families are surprised by their final bill.