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Best Urology Clinics in Singapore

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Best Urology Clinics in Singapore

Urologists treat the urinary tract and male reproductive system — kidney stones, prostate health, incontinence and related cancers. Experience with minimally invasive and robotic surgery is a plus. Here are urology clinics we rate.

How we chose

This is an editorial shortlist, not paid placement. We prioritise providers accredited by Singapore’s Ministry of Health (MOH) and listed on the Specialist Register where applicable, with relevant experience, genuine patient feedback and transparency about who treats you. We don’t publish a clinic’s rating or price unless we can verify it from a reliable source.

At a glance

Clinic Lead doctor Known for Area
Advanced Urology Dr James Tan, Dr Gerald Tan Robotic prostate, kidney & bladder surgery Orchard
Assure Urology & Robotic Centre Dr Terence Lim Urological cancer, robotic surgery
PNG Urology Dr Damian Png General & cancer urology
Tan Urology Dr Robert Tan General urology
Urohealth Medical Clinic Dr Tan Yung Khan Prostate & kidney cancer, stones, men's health

The clinics, in detail

1. Advanced Urology

A urology practice whose specialists are accredited robotic surgeons at Mount Elizabeth, with extensive experience in robotic and laparoscopic surgery for prostate, kidney and bladder cancers. Official site. Source.

2. Assure Urology & Robotic Centre

Led by Dr Terence Lim, offering prostate cancer screening, robotic urologic surgery, and kidney and bladder cancer treatment. Official site. Source.

3. PNG Urology

Led by Dr Damian Png with more than two decades of specialist experience, providing a full range of diagnostic and treatment services for urological conditions. Official site. Source.

4. Tan Urology

Led by Dr Robert Tan, a consultant urologist with over 35 years of experience caring for urological patients. Official site. Source.

5. Urohealth Medical Clinic

Led by Dr Tan Yung Khan, a USA fellowship-trained senior consultant urologist and accredited robotic and laparoscopic surgeon, focusing on prostate and kidney cancers, stones and men’s health. Official site. Source.

Prices and patient ratings are being independently verified and will be added as we confirm them. This guide is general information, not medical advice — always confirm a provider’s MOH accreditation and current fees directly.

Men’s health & urology guides

Evidence-based guides on common urology and men’s health concerns in Singapore — what to expect and what MediSave covers:

Men’s health guides

What a urologist treats and when to see one

Urologists care for the urinary tract in both sexes and the male reproductive system — kidney stones, urinary tract infections, blood in the urine, an enlarged prostate, incontinence and overactive bladder, as well as cancers of the prostate, kidney and bladder and men’s health concerns. It is worth seeking review for symptoms such as blood in the urine, difficulty or pain passing urine, a weak or frequent stream, recurrent infections, or a lump or persistent pain in the testes. Blood in the urine in particular should always be assessed.

What to look for when choosing a urologist in Singapore

Confirm that the doctor is registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) and listed on the Register of Specialists in urology. Beyond that, consider:

  • Experience with the specific issue you have, whether stones, prostate disease, cancer or incontinence.
  • Familiarity with minimally invasive, laparoscopic and robotic techniques where these are appropriate.
  • Hospital affiliation and access to imaging and day-surgery facilities.
  • A clear explanation of treatment options, including watchful waiting where that is reasonable.

Public vs private urology care

Public hospitals offer subsidised, referral-based assessment and surgery, while private clinics offer quicker scheduling and continuity with a chosen specialist. Both routes can handle the full range of urological conditions; for urgent symptoms such as visible blood in the urine, prompt assessment is the priority regardless of setting.

Costs and financing

A consultation and basic tests are modest compared with surgery for stones, the prostate or a urological cancer. MediSave can be used towards approved surgical procedures and hospitalisation within set limits, and MediShield Life and Integrated Shield Plans help with larger bills. Some men’s health and elective items may not be claimable. Ask for a written cost estimate and check your coverage before proceeding.

Common questions

What does blood in the urine mean?

It has many causes, from infection or stones to more serious conditions, and always warrants assessment. Do not assume it is harmless even if it settles.

Do I need a referral to see a urologist?

For subsidised public care you usually need a referral. Private urologists may see you directly, but bring any relevant test results.

Is prostate surgery always necessary for an enlarged prostate?

No. Many men are managed with monitoring or medication, with surgery reserved for troublesome or complicated cases. Your urologist will discuss the options.

This is an independent editorial selection, not a paid listing. See how we research and choose clinics in our editorial policy & methodology.

Bladder & urinary health guides

In-depth guides to help you understand symptoms, treatment and costs in Singapore:

Find a urologist

Prefer a named specialist over a clinic? See our independent, sub-specialty-grouped directory of urologists in Singapore.

Listed here, or want to be? If you are a doctor or clinic featured on this page and would like your entry corrected, updated or removed — or you would like to be added or featured — please reach out to us or use our contact form.

Frequently asked questions

When should I see a urologist?

For blood in the urine, difficulty urinating, kidney stones, recurrent urinary infections, prostate concerns, or men's health issues.

At what age should men screen for prostate problems?

Discuss prostate screening with a doctor from around age 50 (earlier with a family history). A urologist can advise on PSA testing and examination.

Is urological surgery claimable?

Medically necessary procedures are often partially claimable via MediSave and insurance. Confirm with the clinic and your insurer.