Welcome to our Information page for Specialist Outpatient Clinic (SOC) patient visits. This section is intended to help you be better prepared for your visit.
Here, you can find out:

Before your visit

Q. How do I view or change my appointment?

• These options offer you convenient access to information about your appointments any time of the day.
• You can view all your appointments across SingHealth Institutions at one go.

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Q. How do I prepare for my appointment?

1. If you have been requested to perform any tests or scans, please complete them before your appointment.
2. If you are required to fast before your appointment, please follow the specific instructions that were shared with you.
3. If you need help, please call the Specialist Outpatient Clinic (SOC) Hotline: 6394 7227 during office hours.

Q. What do I bring for my first appointment?

A. Please bring along your:

1. Identification documents
   • NRIC/Birth Certificate (for children under 15 years old)
   OR
   • Entry/ Re-entry Permit / Employment Pass / Dependent Pass / Work Pass / Student Pass / Visit Pass or any other identity document of your nationality
2. Referral letter from your family doctor / polyclinic, if any
3. Your child’s immunisation booklet, for immunisation visits
4. Any prior medical reports / results, investigation results and images relevant to your medical condition
5. Baby Bonus / Pioneer Generation (PG) / Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) cards (if any)
6. Medical Benefits Card / Hospitalisation Identity Card (HIC) if your employer has signed an agreement/ letter of guarantee (LOG) with KKH
7. Letter of guarantee from the National Blood Centre for blood donors and their nominees
8. Letter of guarantee from your employer/ insurance company certifying that your bill will be settled

If you are currently taking any medication, please bring them along to show the specialist(s) so that they have a better understanding of your health.

Q. What do I bring for my subsequent appointments?

1. Appointment Card
2. Any form for further investigation(s) ordered, that may have been given to you during your earlier visit.
   E.g. x-ray, ultrasound, mammography, blood test

During your visit

Q. What to expect on your visit

A.

For information on general medication use, click here.

Note:

A Visitor Registration System has been implemented at KKH.

For clinic appointments, patients are required to scan their appointment card or identity documents to access the gantries. Persons accompanying patients are encouraged to arrive 30 mins before the appointment time to register at the kiosks or register in advance on KKH’s website before accessing the gantries by scanning their identity documents.

For more info and FAQs on Visitor Registration, click here*.

*www.kkh.com.sg/VisitorRegistration

Q. Which Doctor will I See?

A. Subsidised patients will receive team-based care led by an assigned specialist. Non-subsidised patients will receive team-based care led by their choice of specialist. Please be assured that patients receive the same quality of care regardless of their subsidy status.

Q. How long will my visit take?

A. The time for your visit may take an hour or up to three hours. This is because patients ahead of you may have complex conditions and/or if doctors are called to attend to emergencies in the operating theatres or wards. You may have to wait for the results of your scans or tests to facilitate further medical advice. 

Q. What are the Consultation Fees?

A. You can refer to the list of consultation fees here*.

* www.kkh.com.sg/OutpatientCharges

Q: If I don’t want to queue after I’ve seen the doctor, can I get my medication delivered to me?

A. Yes, with a valid prescription from a SingHealth institution, patients can choose for their medication to be delivered to your home or office.

For more info, click here*.

* Medication Delivery Service

Q. What Payment modes can I use?

A. You can refer to the options for bill payment here*.

* www.kkh.com.sg/BillPayment

Q. How Do I Get Here?

A. KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital is situated at the junction of Bukit Timah and Kampong Java Roads. Only 5 minutes from Singapore’s Central Business District (CBD), the hospital is easily accessible via major expressways linked to different parts of Singapore.

Address:
100 Bukit Timah Road
Singapore 229899
Tel: +65 6-CALL KKH (+65 6-2255 554)

You are encouraged to take public transport as parking facilities are limited.
For directions to KKH, click here*.

* www.kkh.com.sg/Directions