General Paediatrics | KK Women's and Children's Hospital

The General Paediatrics Service is a complete one-stop service for child evaluation, vaccination and screening; treatment and follow-up of acute illnesses; as well as primary and secondary care of chronic illnesses. We also serve as a triage and referral point for our other paediatric sub-specialties and assist in coordinating complex multi-disciplinary care services.

For immunisation schedule, please click here.

Range of Services

Consultative second opinion service
Childhood vaccination and health screening
Developmental screening
Coordinated complex subspecialty consultations

*Please note: For vaccinations, it will be necessary to bring along the child’s past immunisation record.

Contact Information

Clinic M Podium 1, Children's Tower

Monday to Friday:

8.30am to 12.00pm

(Last registration at 11.45am)

2.00pm to 4.30pm

(Last registration at 4.15pm)

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Recent News

Announcements KKH launches Singapore’s first paediatric Burn Centre Children with burn injuries in Singapore can now receive faster, more integrated care with the launch of Singapore's first dedicated paediatric Burn Centre at KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH).

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