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Best Oncology Clinics in Singapore
Oncologists diagnose and treat cancer using medical, radiation and surgical approaches, and coordinate multidisciplinary care.
What we look for. Registered oncologists, multidisciplinary tumour-board access, and clear, compassionate communication about options and outcomes. Every clinic on this page is assessed on the doctor’s registration and credentials, the consistency of genuine patient reviews, transparency on pricing, and accreditation — and the shortlist carries a visible “last updated” date. Prices shown are indicative; always confirm directly with the clinic.
Top Oncology clinics
What an oncology clinic treats
Oncologists diagnose and treat cancer and coordinate care across the patient journey. Medical oncologists manage systemic treatments such as chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy; radiation oncologists deliver radiotherapy; and surgical oncologists handle operative treatment. Care is often planned by a multidisciplinary team. People are usually referred to oncology after a suspected or confirmed diagnosis from screening, investigations or a specialist, and clear, compassionate communication about options and outcomes is central to good care.
How to choose an oncology clinic in Singapore
Oncology is a recognised specialty. Look for oncologists registered with the Singapore Medical Council and on the Register of Specialists, with access to multidisciplinary tumour boards and the relevant imaging and treatment facilities.
- Registered oncologist on the Register of Specialists
- Multidisciplinary tumour-board access
- Subspecialty fit for your cancer type
This directory is an independent editorial selection and does not sell placements.
Getting there
Cancer care is delivered through restructured hospitals and national cancer centres as well as private oncology practices, including in the Novena (Novena MRT) and Orchard (Orchard MRT) belts. Check each clinic’s or centre’s address, nearest MRT and parking before attending.
Costs and financing
Cancer treatment can be costly, and public or subsidised care generally costs less than private care; a referral can help with subsidies. For eligible treatments, MediSave, MediShield Life and Integrated Shield Plans may apply within set limits, including specific limits for outpatient cancer drug and treatment claims, which have been revised in recent years. Confirm current coverage, approved drug lists and out-of-pocket portions with the clinic and your insurer.
Common questions
Will my insurance cover cancer treatment?
MediShield Life and Integrated Shield Plans may cover eligible treatments within set limits, including specific outpatient cancer drug limits. Confirm current details with your insurer.
Do I need a referral to see an oncologist?
Most patients are referred after a suspected or confirmed diagnosis. A referral also helps with subsidised public care.
What is a multidisciplinary tumour board?
It is a team of specialists who jointly review a case to recommend a coordinated, personalised treatment plan.
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