Your Clinic Visit

When you arrive at the clinic, please proceed to the self-registration kiosk located at either 4B Cardiac Clinic B (L4) or 5A Cardiac Clinic A (L5). Upon scanning your NRIC, collect the dispensed queue ticket and proceed to the first location stated on the slip and wait for your number to be called. Please feel free to approach our staff if you need any assistance.

Please note that consultation is by appointment and not on a first-come-first-serve basis.

On your first visit, the Patient Service Officer will give you a personal Outpatient Appointment Card which bears your name, hospital registration number and details about next visit. Please bring along this card with you each time you visit the clinic.

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. 

The time for your visit may take an hour or up to three hours, depending on the complexity of the conditions seen in the clinic on the day. Consultation waiting times may increase when doctors are called to attend to emergencies in the cardiac labs, operating theatres or wards, or if consultations of patients ahead of you take longer due to complications. There may also be situations where you may have to wait for the results of your scans or diagnostic tests before further medical advice can be given. 

Most of our clinics provide consultation queue reminders via SMS. You may visit other areas within the hospital while waiting to see your doctor. You will receive a consultation SMS alert when there are around five patients before you. 

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