Our Facilities

For more information on Children's Emergency, click here.

5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Main Building, Level 1

24 hours

Tel: (65) 6772 5000 (24-hour enquiry line)

Junction 10, 1 Woodlands Road, #01-22, Singapore 677899

2pm - 10pm daily (including public holidays), with effect from 27 January 2022 till further notice

Last registration is at 9pm. Registration may close earlier than stated if the clinic is overcrowded.

Tel: 6219 1538

Email: [email protected]

(If your child's illness or injury is life-threatening or in the event of an emergency, please call 995 immediately.)

NUH Children's Urgent Care Clinic is located in Junction 10 mall. Parking is available within the mall. The nearest LRT/MRT station is Bukit Panjang station.

All general clinics and most of the specialist clinics are located here. The Khoo Teck Puat – National University Children’s Medical Institute features play areas for children, as well as breastfeeding rooms and diaper changing facilities, catering to the convenience of parents.

We provide specialty medical, neonatal and affiliated services at the Khoo Teck Puat - National University Children's Medical Institute:

• General Ambulatory Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
  • Baby Checks, Child Health Care, Vaccinations, Management of Common Childhood Illnesses and Adolescent Medicine Services
• Allergy and Immunology
  • Allergy and Immune System Disorders
• Cardiology
  • Heart Conditions
• Endocrinology
  • Hormonal and Growth Problems
• Gastroenterology, Nutrition, Hepatology and Liver Transplantation
  • Digestive System and Liver Conditions
• Genetics and Metabolism
  • Inherited Conditions
• Infectious Diseases
• Multidisciplinary Feeding and Nutrition Clinic
• Neonatology
  • Newborns
• Nephrology, Dialysis and Renal Transplantation
  • Kidney, Bladder and Urine Conditions
• Neurology
  • Epilepsy, Brain and Spine
• Orthopaedic
  • Bones, Joints and Musculoskeletal System Disorder
• Pulmonary Medicine and Sleep
  • Asthma and Lung Conditions or Snoring and Sleep Problems
• Psychological Services
  • Psychosocial and Emotional Well-being
• Rheumatology
  • Bone and Joint Conditions, Autoimmune Diseases, Periodic Fever Syndromes
• Undiagnosed Case Service
  • Undiagnosed Conditions

5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Main Building, Level 2 (Accessible via Kent Ridge Wing Level 2, Lift Lobby 7)

For directions to the Khoo Teck Puat – National University Children’s Medical Institute, including access via MRT, drop-off points and parking information, click here.

Closed on Sundays/Public Holidays

For Fetal Kidney referral, please email the referral form (PDF, 111 KB) together with the latest ultrasound scan report to [email protected].

The Shaw-NKF-NUH Children's Kidney Centre, located in Ward 45, is jointly funded by the National Kidney Foundation and the Shaw Foundation. It is specially designed for the multidisciplinary holistic management of paediatric patients with kidney diseases and their families. Our doctors and nurses specialise in the care of paediatric patients undergoing dialysis and transplant procedures, as well as those receiving immunosuppressants for various kidney disorders. The ward has private rooms for family meetings with the medical team. Additionally, it is equipped with basic kitchen facilities for caregivers and includes a dedicated play area for children.

Dialysis Area

Our dialysis equipment is versatile, accommodating patients of various sizes, ranging from newborns to adolescents. Our programme is primarily an automated nightly home peritoneal dialysis programme, designed to facilitate the integration of our patients into educational and the work environments. In the peritoneal dialysis area, expertly trained paediatric dialysis nurses provide formal, one-to-one training in home automated peritoneal dialysis for both patients and their caregivers. Additionally, we perform simple outpatient procedures such as exit sites assessments and peritoneal equilibrium tests. Simple day therapy procedures, including the administration of intravenous drugs, are also available. In the haemodialysis area, we perform long-term haemodialysis for paediatric patients. We also offer training for home haemodialysis to select patients.

Outpatient Clinics

These clinics, located just next to the dialysis area, allow our dialysis, transplant and immunosuppressed patients to be seen promptly by our doctors and nurses, separate from other patients with possible acute infections like flu. The clinic also provides rooms for consultations with psychiatrists, psychologists, dietitians and social workers. Specially equipped rooms for child life, play and art therapies are also available here.

Renal Biopsy Room

Our renal biopsy team comprises paediatric nephrologists, paediatric radiologists, paediatric laboratory staff and doctors in charge of sedation. We have a dedicated room for renal biopsies, equipped with an ultrasound machine, sedation equipment and a microscope for immediate visualisation of biopsy samples.

For more information about our Division of Paediatric Nephrology, Dialysis and Renal Transplantation, please click here.

Contact Us

In partnership with the Viva Foundation, 9a Viva-University Children's Cancer Centre (VUC3) caters to infants, children and adolescents with cancer and blood diseases. At VUC3, our integrated, all-inclusive facility is designed to create a welcoming environment for our paediatric patients and their families.

Outpatient Consultation Clinics
Dedicated solely to children with cancer and blood diseases, our outpatient consultation rooms are designed to reduce the risk of possible infections from other children with respiratory illnesses. The waiting areas offer a comfortable space where parents can connect and offer mutual support. Additionally, we have a child-friendly waiting room and a separate room for teenage patients.

Point-Of-Care-Tests (POCT) for Full Blood Count and Onsite Pharmacy
Our patients benefit from reduced waiting times for Full Blood Count (FBC) results. Two full-time, expertly trained haematology technicians are on hand to promptly process FBCs and upload results into our real-time computerised patient care system within 15 minutes. Following consultation, chemotherapy orders are freshly prepared in the onsite pharmacy and administered in the Day Therapy Centre. Medications are dispensed onsite by dedicated oncology pharmacists.

The Day Therapy Centre features nine beds, each equipped with televisions, ensuring a comfortable environment for patients receiving chemotherapy treatments. Additionally, the centre includes four single beds designated for bone marrow transplant patients and one isolation bed. This setup enables the majority of our chemotherapy treatments to be administered on an outpatient basis.

Mondays to Fridays: 8.00am to 8.00pm

The Inpatient Centre has 17 beds, with five stem cell transplant rooms and three isolation rooms. The isolation rooms are specially designed to prevent infection, featuring dedicated negative pressure system and double-door isolation.

Each bed has a mounted television for entertainment and access to computer games. To cater to our patients’ caregivers, we provide broadband internet access, lounges and chairs that convert into overnight beds, as well as kitchen facilities.

Social workers from the Children’s Cancer Foundation run an on-site library and resource room, where patients and their parents can borrow sanitised toys and books for entertainment.

Additionally, dedicated play areas for children are conveniently located in various sections of the centre.

Stem Cell Transplantation Suite

The Stem Cell Transplantation Suite comprises five individual rooms, each equipped with High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA)-filtered positive pressure systems. Additionally, the suite features a dedicated HEPA-filtered exercise corridor, complete with motion-activated double-doors, a play area and a nursing counter.

This design enables severely immunocompromised children undergoing stem cell transplantation to move beyond the confines of their rooms. They can mobilise, exercise and play in a clean environment.

The suite also encourages interaction and mutual support among parents during the transplantation period. For those interested in physical activity, a treadmill and an exercise bicycle are available for use by parents and patients.

Find out more information about our Division of Paediatric Haematology and Oncology here.

5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Medical Centre, Level 9

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays

Find out more information about our Division of Developmental and Behavioural Paediatrics here.

60 Jurong West Central 3, Level 2, Singapore 648346

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays

Jurong Medical Centre (JMC) is next to The Frontier Community Club at Jurong West Central 3. The Jurong West Community Library is co-located within The Frontier Community Club. JMC is near to Jurong Point Shopping Centre.

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The Pan-Island Expressway (Exit 36 from PIE) is the nearest expressway leading to JMC.

1. JMC Carpark
2. HDB Multistorey Carpark: Blk 686, Jurong West Central 3 (located opposite JMC)

Please alight along Jurong West Central 1.

Cross the road at the traffic light behind Jurong Point to Jurong West Community Library. JMC is left to the library.

SBS: 30, 79, 154, 157, 174, 192, 193, 194, 198, 199, 405, 502, 507

SMRT: 178, 180, 187

SBS Feeder Service: 240, 242, 243, 246, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 257

Boon Lay

2 Choa Chu Kang Loop, Level 3, Singapore 689687

Closed on Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays

Keat Hong Community Club (Keat Hong CC) is located opposite Lot One Shoppers' Mall at 2 Choa Chu Kang Loop.

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The Kranji Expressway (Exit 3 from BKE towards PIE or Exit 4 from PIE towards BKE) is the nearest expressway leading to Keat Hong CC.

• Keat Hong CC Carpark
• Lot One Shoppers' Mall Carpark

Please alight along Choa Chu Kang Avenue 4 or 2 Choa Chu Kang Loop.

Cross the road at the traffic light in front of Choa Chu Kang MRT Exit B to Keat Hong Community Club. You may also cross the overhead bridge in front of Lot One Shoppers' Mall where the taxi stand is.

SMRT: BPS1, 67, 172, 188/188E/188R, 190, 301, 308, 925, 927, 975, 983, 985

SMRT Feeder Service: 300, 302, 307

Choa Chu Kang

Our Paediatric Day Therapy offers the convenience of outpatient services to patients who require treatments and infusion medications.

We provide therapeutic services which include:

• Outpatient Parenteral Antibiotic Therapy (OPAT)
• Outpatient infusion therapy 

• Allergy workup: Food and drug challenges
• Oral immunotherapy
• Mild to moderate sedation procedures

5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Main Building, Level 4

OPAT services are arranged as needed. 

Click on the respective wards below to find out more about the amenities provided or contact details.

• Provides multidisciplinary care for neonates who require ICU care
• 15 beds
• Breastfeeding support
• Ronald McDonald Family Room^® at NUH

Main Building, Level 2

Tel: (65) 6772 5240

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• Provides multidisciplinary care for neonates who require high dependency care
• 13 beds
• Breastfeeding support (no lounge available in Ward 29 but parents are allowed to share the Ronald McDonald Family Room^® in Ward 24)

Main Building, Level 2

Tel: (65) 6772 6069

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• Provides paediatric multidisciplinary care for subsidised patients
• Provides specialised care for paediatric patients who had undergone renal transplant surgery or are suffering from kidney disease or glandular problems
  • Adjacent to Children's Kidney Centre (CKC) which provides dialysis services
• 33 beds (with individual television)
  • 4 six-bedded cubicles with attached bathroom
  • 1 three-bedded cubicle with attached bathroom
  • 6 isolation rooms with attached bathroom
• Breastfeeding room 
• Baby shower room
• Deckchair provided for parent staying overnight

Main Building, Level 4

Tel: (65) 6772 5450

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• Provides paediatric multidisciplinary care for subsidised and non-subsidised patients
• 18 single rooms with individual television
• Fully air-conditioned
• Single rooms in the high dependency unit are equipped with a sofa bed for parent staying overnight

Main Building, Level 4

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• Provides paediatric multidisciplinary care for subsidised and non-subsidised patients
• 42 beds (with individual television)
  • 4 six-bedded cubicles with attached bathroom
  • 3 four-bedded cubicles with attached bathroom
  • 6 isolation rooms with attached bathroom
• Fully air-conditioned
• Breastfeeding room
• Baby shower room
• Deckchair provided for parent staying overnight

Main Building, Level 4

Tel: (65) 6772 8636

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• Provides level 1 care for neonates born in NUH and neonates re-admitted for phototherapy
• For subsidised and non-subsidised patients
• Breastfeeding and lactation room available

Main Building, Level 4

Tel: (65) 6772 5482

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• Provides specialised paediatric oncology care for subsidised and non-subsidised patients
• 17 beds
  • 5 Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) / High Dependency (HD) rooms with individual television, telephone and attached bathroom
  • 3 single rooms with individual television and attached bathroom
  • 1 five-bedded cubicle with attached bathroom
  • 1 four-bedded cubicle with attached bathroom
• Fully air-conditioned
• Individual rooms are equipped with a sofa bed for parent staying overnight
• Cubicles are equipped with one couch per bed for parent staying overnight
• Children's Cancer Foundation play area outside the ward

Kent Ridge Wing, Level 8

Tel: (65) 6772 5880

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• Provides level 1 care for neonates born in NUH and neonates re-admitted for phototherapy
• For non-subsidised patients
• Allows rooming-in services for mothers
• Breastfeeding and lactation room available

Kent Ridge Wing, Level 9

Tel: (65) 6772 5496

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• Provides multidisciplinary care for non-subsidised patients
• 10 A-class single rooms with individual television, telephone and attached bathroom
• Fully air-conditioned
• Sofa bed provided for parent staying overnight
  

Kent Ridge Wing, Level 9

Tel: (65) 6772 6660

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Ronald McDonald House Charities^® (RMHC) Singapore provides vital resources and compassionate care to children and their families in NUH via the Ronald McDonald House^® and Ronald McDonald Family Room^® programmes.

The Ronald McDonald House^® and Ronald McDonald Family Room^® at NUH are very special "homes away from home" for families of seriously ill children being treated at the hospital. At RMHC, we understand parents want to be close to their children while they are in the hospital and our Ronald McDonald House^® and Ronald McDonald Family Rooms^® can help to make that happen. If you are a registered guest, you may go back and forth between your child and our facilities whenever you want without leaving the hospital. We offer a home-like environment where parents can find respite from the anxiety and stress of the wards. The doctors, nurses and hospital staff are here to take good care of your seriously ill children and RMHC Singapore is here to help take care of you.

Our Ronald McDonald House^® and Ronald McDonald Family Room^® are open 24 hours a day for registered family members. If you would like to access our facilities, please register with our staff at Ronald McDonald House^® in NUH between 9.00am and 9.00pm.

Holistic care for our patients starts before the patient arrives in the hospital. This is especially true for our non-ambulant patients with neuromuscular condition. Due to progressive muscle weakness, these children use motorised wheelchair for mobility. As such, coming to the hospital for clinic review poses extra challenges.

Although NUH is wheelchair accessible, patients may come from homes where it is hard for them to get to public transport like MRT or buses. Their bulky and heavy motorised wheelchairs also do not fit in regular taxis or family sedan cars. The additional costs of hiring an appropriate transport and safety issues during transit are important matters to address.

Our paediatric patient Toh Wee Yang as he alights the cab using the ramp.

On 5 July 2014, RMHC Singapore granted us funds to cover the transportation cost of our non-ambulant neuromuscular young patients. This enabled us to hire London cabs which have a wheelchair retention system to hold wheelchairs firm and secure during transit as well as accommodate most large motorised wheelchairs. The programme covers the cost of transport to NUH for any clinic visit as well as from NUH back to their homes safely.

It has made it easier for our non-ambulant young patients to come to NUH for their medical appointments and also relieves the search for a parking lot for the handicapped.

Beneficiaries of this programme would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to RMHC Singapore for helping their family.

5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Main Building, Level 2 (in Ward 24) and Level 4

The Space Station is an initiative by KTP-NUCMI to improve quality and safety of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans for children. It is funded by Ronald McDonald House Charities^®. Our aim is to reduce the need for sedatives. To enhance the overall experience for your child, he or she can watch a movie during the scan while donning a special spacesuit and helmet to enter the spaceship!

Diagnostic Imaging (Space Station)
5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Main Building, Level 1

Closed on Sundays/Public Holidays