The Department of Cardiology at the National Heart Centre Singapore (NHCS) comprises specialists of various cardiac clinical interests. It provides a broad range of services in the diagnosis and management of all types of heart diseases.
There are a total of 90 beds in the coronary care unit, intermediate care area, high dependency unit and general wards. The Department is supported by the cardiac investigative laboratories, nuclear cardiology laboratory, subspecialty clinics, physiotherapy and rehabilitation services.
Patients who are referred by their family physicians or polyclinics to NHCS for further management of their heart-related disease are generally seen at the specialist outpatient clinics. Those with life-threatening conditions such as heart attack are admitted to NHCS through the Singapore General Hospital (SGH) Accident and Emergency (A&E) Department to receive prompt treatment. Our cardiologists will be activated to provide emergency angioplasty for these patients. Since 1999, NHCS has been providing 24-hour emergency coronary angioplasty service for the treatment of heart attack.
Contact Information
5 Hospital Drive Singapore 169609
T: 6704 2000
F: 6222 9258
Email: central.appt@nhcs.com.sg
Conditions We Treat
Abnormal Heart Rhythm Arrhythmia
Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD)
Cardiomyopathy
Chest Pain
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG)
Heart Attack (Chest Pain)
Heart Failure
Heart Transplant
Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD)
Pacemaker
Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Valve Repair Replacement
Women’s Heart Health
Our Care Team
Research
Events
News
Murmurs
Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension: Not The High Blood Pressure You Know
If someone feels more tired than before, finds it harder to climb stairs, or sometimes experiences dizziness or chest tightness, these everyday symptoms should not be ignored. They could be early signs of a condition called pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), which is a type of pulmonary hypertension (PH).
30 Apr 2026 |
Murmurs Newsletter
Read Story
Murmurs
Back To Activity: Exercise After Cardiac Surgery
Many patients feel overwhelmed after their heart surgery, particularly when deciding when and how to safely resume physical activity.
30 Apr 2026 |
Murmurs Newsletter
Read Story
Murmurs
Venus P Valve: New Hope For Patients With Congenital Heart Disease
Imagine living with a heart condition from birth, undergoing major surgery as a child, and then facing the prospect of another open-heart operation in adulthood. For many adults with repaired Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF), a common congenital heart defect, this has been their reality. But a new treatment option called the Venus P valve is changing that narrative by offering a less invasive way to restore heart function and improve quality of life.
29 Apr 2026 |
Murmurs Newsletter
Read Story
Murmurs
Follow Your Heart: Live Well, Stress Less
“Wah I very stress lah!” – How often do we hear this from people around us or even ourselves?
29 Apr 2026 |
Murmurs Newsletter
Read Story
Stay Healthy The Easy Way
Get trusted health advice, offers and more.
Stay Ahead in Healthcare Industry
Subscribe to our exclusive updates for healthcare professionals.
Keep Healthy With
HealthXchange
Health Videos
Follow NHCS
© 2026 National Heart Centre of Singapore Pte Ltd. All Rights Reserved.