Parkway Shenton

Parkway Shenton is a gp & family clinics clinic located at Multiple clinics islandwide; part of Parkway Pantai.

Parkway Shenton is a Singapore GP group that has provided primary care since 1973 and is part of the Parkway Pantai healthcare group. It states it runs over 38 clinics around Singapore, offering GP consultations, children’s health, vaccinations, health screening, medical examinations and teleconsultations. Its clinics accept government subsidy schemes, and the group can refer patients to specialists at Gleneagles, Mount Elizabeth and Parkway East hospitals.

Services at Parkway Shenton

• GP services: care for common illnesses, chronic diseases and minor surgeries.
• Wound management and follow-up after minor procedures.
• Children’s health and vaccinations: adult, child and travel vaccines.
• Health screening: packages based on age, gender and risk, including non-fasting options.
• Medical examinations: reports for work, school and travel.
• Men’s health: screening and treatment for common men’s health concerns.
• Weight management: a doctor-supervised programme that the group says combines GLP-1 medication, nutrition guidance and lifestyle support.
• Healthspan: longevity and wellness programmes.
• Integrative care with TCM: offered through a partnership with Eu Yan Sang.
• Medical aesthetics, home care and Parkway Ambulance.
• TeleConsult: video consultations through the MyHealth360 app, which the group says are available daily including evenings, weekends and public holidays.

The group states that CHAS, Merdeka Generation and Pioneer Generation cardholders can pay subsidised rates at its accredited clinics, and that patients can enrol under Healthier SG.

Medical-supervised weight loss: questions to ask

Weight-loss medicines such as GLP-1 drugs have become widely available through GP clinics. They can help suitable people, but they are not for everyone and work best alongside diet and activity changes. Before starting, ask: Am I a suitable candidate given my weight, blood sugar and other conditions? What side effects are common (nausea, constipation) and which are serious? How will progress and safety be monitored? What happens when I stop? Be honest about pregnancy plans, past pancreatitis and other medicines you take. A GP should check your blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol as part of the plan.

Also ask about cost and duration up front, since these medicines are usually taken for months and are not typically covered by subsidies. A clear plan should include how often you will be reviewed, what target is realistic for you, and what support is available for diet and exercise. Our health screening guide covers the baseline tests worth having before a weight programme.

How to choose a GP clinic in Singapore

• Licensing: clinics are licensed by the Ministry of Health; doctors are on the Singapore Medical Council register.
• Subsidies: confirm the specific branch is CHAS-accredited if you rely on CHAS.
• Specialist access: ask whether a referral to a public hospital is an option if cost matters.
• Bring: NRIC, CHAS or insurance card, medicines and recent results.

Read our CHAS card guide, compare clinics in our best GP clinics in Singapore list, and see the telemedicine in Singapore guide for when video consultations are suitable.

When to go to A&E

Call 995 or go to A&E for chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, fainting, severe allergic reactions or heavy bleeding. Teleconsultations are not suitable for emergencies.

Common questions

How many Parkway Shenton clinics are there?

The group states it has over 38 clinics around Singapore. Use its clinic finder for the nearest branch and opening hours.

Can I see a Parkway Shenton doctor without going to a clinic?

Yes, by video through the MyHealth360 app.

Details such as services, doctors and opening hours can change. Please confirm directly with the clinic before your visit.