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Singapore Public Hospitals Ng Teng Fong Hospital Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6716 2000 6716 5500 Business Centre Christine Liaw 6716 5551 - Khoo Teck Puat Hospital Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6555 8000 6602 3700 Business Centre/ General 6602 2345 - Billing department Tan Tock Seng Hospital Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6256 6011 6252 7282 Admission General 6357 8898 6251 4095 Department 6357 8899 Billing department General 6511 4338 6511 0999 Business Office Stephen Tan 6357 8892 6357 8875 Kwanghan Medical Report Hamize Aris - 6357 8449 Office/ Health Thomas Tan information services Singapore General Hospital Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6222 3322 6224 9221 Emergency General 6321 4311 - Business Centre/ General 6321 4322 - Billing department Medical Report General 6372 4696 - Office KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6225 5554 - Business Centre/ General 6377 7525 - Billing department 6355 2557 Medical Report General 6394 1209 6394 1295 Office Changi General Hospital Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6788 8833 6788 0933 Business Centre/ General 6850 2854 - Billing department 6850 2857 Medical Report General - - Office National University of Singapore (NUH) Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6779 5555 6779 5678 Medical Records Office General/ Grayson Mak 6772 5163 6777 3295 Patient Service Centre Yi Ling 6772 4806 6774 8044 (Inpatient Operations) Patient Service Centre General 6772 4460 6777 5087 (Kent Ridge Wing) Patient Service Centre General 6772 4681 6777 9456 (Main Building Level 2, 3 and 4) Patient Service Centre General 6772 4680 6774 8044 (Main Building Level 5 and 6) Medical ICU General 6772 2660 - International Patient Nur 6779 2777 6777 8065 Liaison Centre (iPLC) Salmah General Bill Monitoring Team Kastori Muniandy 6772 5037 6774 8044 Rathi Pillai Sugumaran Yan Hui Xu Susan Ng Emergency General 6772 5000 - Women's Clinic Pei Huang Kuan - - Neurology, Dr Naresh Kumar 6772 2002 - Neurosurgery and Dr Thambiah Joseph Orthopedics Dr Liu Gabriel Joey - - Haematology-Oncology Andrea Wong - - National University Jacqueliene Anusia 6773 7888 6777 4413 Cancer Institute, Siti Mariam Sulong Singapore (NCIS) Jun Ting Wee Shannon Tan Jinfeng Fu Singapore Private Hospitals Raffles Hospital Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6311 1111 6311 1222 6311 2136 Business Centre Shree 6311 1585 6311 1570 International Patients Wendy Chew 6311 1666 6311 2333 Centre Emergency General 6311 1555 6311 1162 Raffles Neuroscience Harizah 6311 2250 6311 2259 Centre 6311 2255 Cheah Joan Raffles Orthopaedic Vivian Loh 6311 2310 6311 2373 Centre Aliyana Ginger Nur Anira Dr Ho Kok Yuen Raffles ENT Centre Angeline Fernando 6311 1229 6311 1271 Raffles Heart Centre General 6311 2386 6311 1184 Evelyn Ng 6311 2260 Teng Soo San Bernnise Ting Saey Pei Dr Ng Chee Keong - - Gleneagles Hospital (Parkway Pantai network) Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6473 7222 - Central Patient General 6735 5000 6732 6733 Assistance Centre Zara Customer Relations Nur Syafawati Hamid 6470 5610 6470 3602 6470 5615 Business Centre General - - Nurhazmeera Hudari - - Nur Azizah Binti 6470 5546 6470 5616 Mohd Ramlee Sarimah Mohamed - - Nur Aini Mohamed - - Sarkani Liyana Abdul Kadir - - Isliana Binte Ismail 64703449 64705616 Emergency General 6470 5688 - 6470 5700 Mount Elizabeth Hospital – Orchard (Parkway Pantai network) Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6737 2666 - Emergency - 6731 2218 - Business Centre General - 6732 5478 Nabisah - - Yuslina 6731 2460 Billing Centre General - - Patient Accounts Marlyn Incompas 6731 2959 6732 8814 Dept Fuentes 6731 2385 6732 5478 Mount Elizabeth Hospital - Novena (Parkway Pantai network) Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6933 0000 - Emergency General 6933 0100 - Business Centre/ General 6933 0008 - Patient Accounts Dept Siti Zubaidah 6460-4909 6933-0518 Diana Mohamed 6933 0900 6734 8782 Rosmaliya Kamal 6933 0189 6933 0528 Marijoan Vicentino - - Co Wanzhen Yeo - - Parkway East Hospital (Parkway Pantai network) Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6344 7588 - Business Centre/ General 6735 5000 6732 6733 Central Patient Nurul Assistance Centre Wong Soo Kuan April 6378 3638 6470 5640 Emergency General 6340 8666 - Thomson Medical Centre Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6250 2222 - International Patient General 6250 1965 - Centre Patient Service General 6350 8822 6254 4138 Centre Nur Adillah 6250 2222 6256 2708 Anuja Joanne Wong Sharon Chew Sarefa Ishak 6933 8691 Mount Alvernia Hospital Departments Contact Person Tel. no. Fax no. Main Line General 6347 6688 - Emergency General 6347 6210 - Business Office/ General 6347 6600 - Billing department Admission General - - .
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