The General Outpatient Clinic is designed to provide first-contact assessment, treatment guidance, basic investigations, prescriptions, referrals and follow-up planning for common health concerns.
Patients with non-emergency symptoms, general illness, fever, body pain, infections, digestive problems, headaches, minor injuries, medication concerns, follow-up needs or unclear symptoms can begin here.
A clinician will take your history, assess symptoms, request investigations where needed, provide treatment or refer you to a specialist clinic if required.
Do not wait for outpatient appointment if you have chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, severe bleeding, unconsciousness, convulsions, serious accident or any life-threatening problem.
HMO members should confirm eligibility and plan rules before the visit. Self-paying patients should request billing information at registration.
Patients may receive follow-up dates, referral notes, test requests or chronic disease review plans.