Raffles Medical Group

Pretty straight forward, and I can appreciate that this is close to my office, so easy to pop in and out. Depending on what time you go, you may have to wait a while, when I went, there was only one doctor. The wait was about 25 minutes, and there were 3 people in front of me, the actual appt itself only took about 10 – 15 minutes, but my sickness was pretty simple. Sore throat and ear issue, from flying. Antibiotics, and ear drops, and I was on my way. Super friendly (the dr, not so much the front desk person, but $ 85 later I was armed with all my meds and ready to roll.

I went there for a medical review scheduled by my work place. The paper given to me said it was at ‘OUB Centre’ which is also known as One Raffles Place now but when I went up to One Raffles, the Raffles Medical Clinic was no longer there, and I was notified by a poster to head to Singapore Land Tower instead. Luckily it was just next door.
The clinic was at Level 1 and it was half-​filled. Everyone filled up the form at the counter where a smiley staff sat. I filled up my form and a boy (also doing check up) came to the counter and said, ‘I’m born in 1995, not 1985, you printed wrongly.’ Then he added, ‘I’m not THAT OLD lah.’ At that exact moment he saw my form laid out in front of us, he noted my date of birth and kept quiet.
After that I went into rooms to do various tests, including X-​ray. The X-​ray facilities were the main reason why I came here, the other branches had X-​ray facilities located separately. Everything’s pretty transparent and fast, the eye-​test section was open for all to view. Sad to say my eyes aren’t functioning as well as they did in the glory years. The eye-​test staff went ‘Now you’re just guessing.‘
The whole process was done in an hour and I had an X-​ray sheet to bring home with me.