Women’s health clinics in Bedok include My Gynae @ Bedok Women’s Clinic on New Upper Changi Road and Y Y Tan’s Clinic for Women on Bedok North Avenue 3, with more obstetrics and gynaecology (O&G) clinics a short trip west in Joo Chiat. Our details come from third-party directories, so phone the clinic to confirm before visiting.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Speak to a registered doctor.
Which women’s health clinics are in or near Bedok?
We found two O&G clinics inside Bedok and three in nearby Joo Chiat. They are listed by distance from Bedok, not ranked. Being closer does not mean a clinic suits you better, so check each one against what you need.
Listed by walking distance from the MRT. We do not rank medical or legal providers.
| Business | Focus | Founded | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joo Chiat Clinic for Women | Women's health clinic (per directory listings) | Not published | Not published |
| Katong Clinic for Women | Women's health clinic (per directory listings) | Not published | Not published |
| My Gynae @ Bedok Women’s Clinic | Obstetrics and gynaecology (per directory listings) | Not published | Not published |
| SOG Natalie Chua Clinic for Women | Women's health clinic (per directory listings) | Not published | Not published |
| Y Y Tan’s Clinic for Women | Obstetrics and gynaecology (per directory listings) | Not published | Not published |
In our October 2026 check we could not open these clinics’ own websites, so every detail below comes from public directory listings. Directories can be out of date, and one listing gave two different phone numbers. Treat the details as a starting point and confirm them with the clinic.
| Clinic | Address (as listed) | Neighbourhood | Hours (as listed) | Listed by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| My Gynae @ Bedok Women’s Clinic | 59 New Upper Changi Road #01-1284, Singapore 461059 | Bedok | Only Tuesday 7pm to 9pm shown | GetDoc, DocLah, StreetDirectory |
| Y Y Tan’s Clinic for Women | Blk 136 Bedok North Avenue 3 #01-158, Singapore 460136 | Bedok North | Mon to Sat 9am to 1pm, closed Sun and public holidays | gynaecologist.sg, healthcare.com.sg |
| Katong Clinic for Women | 319 Joo Chiat Place | Joo Chiat | Not listed | Directory listing |
| SOG Natalie Chua Clinic for Women | 319 Joo Chiat Place | Joo Chiat | Not listed | Directory listing |
| Joo Chiat Clinic for Women | 127 Joo Chiat Road | Joo Chiat | Not listed | Directory listing |
My Gynae @ Bedok Women’s Clinic
GetDoc, DocLah and StreetDirectory list this clinic at 59 New Upper Changi Road #01-1284, Singapore 461059, and name Dr Oei Pau Ling as the doctor. The same listings mention branches at Gleneagles and at Elias Mall in Pasir Ris. The phone numbers shown do not agree with each other, and the only opening hours given cover Tuesday evening, 7pm to 9pm. Find the clinic’s current number and hours before you go.
Y Y Tan’s Clinic for Women
gynaecologist.sg and healthcare.com.sg list this clinic at Blk 136 Bedok North Avenue 3 #01-158, Singapore 460136, telephone 6244 9233, with Dr Tan Yin Yin as the doctor. Those directories give opening hours of Monday to Saturday, 9am to 1pm, closed on Sundays and public holidays. We did not find a clinic website, so phone ahead to confirm the hours.
Katong Clinic for Women
Listed at 319 Joo Chiat Place, west of Bedok. We found the address only, so we have not shown a phone number, hours or doctors. Check the clinic’s own details before booking.
SOG Natalie Chua Clinic for Women
Listed in the same building as Katong Clinic for Women, at 319 Joo Chiat Place. As with its neighbour, we found the address only and have not confirmed the phone number, hours or doctors.
Joo Chiat Clinic for Women
Listed at 127 Joo Chiat Road. We found the address only. Confirm the phone number, opening hours and the doctors who practise there directly with the clinic.
Which MRT stations serve Bedok?
Bedok is served by three East-West Line stations, Tanah Merah, Bedok and Kembangan, and two Downtown Line stations, Bedok North and Bedok Reservoir. Most neighbourhood clinics sit in HDB blocks or the town centre, a short walk or bus ride from one of these.
| Station | Code | Line | Parts of Bedok nearby |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tanah Merah | EW4 | East-West Line | Eastern end of New Upper Changi Road, Bedok South |
| Bedok | EW5 | East-West Line | Bedok town centre, New Upper Changi Road |
| Kembangan | EW6 | East-West Line | Kembangan, Sims Avenue East |
| Bedok North | DT29 | Downtown Line | Bedok North Road and the Bedok North avenues |
| Bedok Reservoir | DT30 | Downtown Line | Bedok Reservoir Road |
We have not timed walks from these stations to the clinics above, so we do not give walking times. Use a map app with the clinic’s confirmed address before you set off.
Should I see a polyclinic, a GP or a private gynaecologist?
It depends on what you need and how you want to pay. A polyclinic or GP suits routine screening and first checks, and can refer you for subsidised specialist care. A private O&G clinic lets you book a specialist directly and choose your doctor, at private rates.
| Route | How you get in | Choice of doctor | Often used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polyclinic | Appointment or walk-in, depending on the service | Usually the doctor on duty | Routine checks, cervical screening, referrals |
| GP clinic (including CHAS clinics) | Book or walk in directly | You choose the clinic | First consultation, screening, referrals |
| Public hospital specialist clinic | Referral needed for subsidised rates | Subsidised patients are usually assigned a doctor | Conditions that need specialist care |
| Private O&G clinic | Book directly, usually no referral needed | You choose the specialist | Pregnancy care, gynaecological concerns |
None of the clinics above publishes prices in the listings we saw, so every one is price on enquiry. Ask about fees, and whether they include GST, when you book.
How do I check a doctor before booking?
Search the doctor’s name on the Singapore Medical Council’s online register of medical practitioners. It shows whether the doctor is currently registered and whether they are on the Register of Specialists for obstetrics and gynaecology. It takes about a minute.
- Registration: every doctor practising in Singapore must be registered with the SMC. If a name does not appear, ask the clinic for the exact registered name.
- Specialist status: a gynaecologist should appear as an O&G specialist. A GP offering women’s health services is registered too, but not as a specialist.
- Current details: confirm the address, phone number and doctors with the clinic, since directories can lag behind.
- Hospital affiliation: if you are pregnant, ask which hospital the doctor delivers at, because that usually decides where you give birth.
What should I ask when I phone a clinic?
Ask who the doctor is, whether you need a referral, what the first visit costs and includes, and whether a chaperone is available. Confirm the exact address and opening hours too, since some neighbourhood specialist clinics keep short or split hours.
- What is the consultation fee, and does it include GST?
- Are tests such as a Pap or HPV test, or an ultrasound, charged separately?
- Can any part of the visit be claimed from MediSave or my insurance?
- How long is the wait for an appointment, and which languages does the doctor speak?
Can I use MediSave or insurance at a women’s health clinic?
Sometimes. MediSave can be used for certain approved procedures, hospital stays and some screenings under MOH rules, but usually not for routine outpatient consultations. Integrated Shield and company plans vary, so ask the clinic what is claimable and check your policy before the visit.
For pregnancy, MOH sets the rules on using MediSave for maternity costs, and the clinic or hospital can explain what applies to you.
What else do people ask?
The questions below cover referrals, female doctors, register checks, first visits and how current these listings are. Each answer is general and applies to any clinic you are considering in or near Bedok.
Do I need a GP referral to see a gynaecologist in Bedok?
For a private O&G clinic, usually not: you can book directly. For subsidised specialist care at a public hospital, you generally need a referral from a polyclinic or a GP. Check with the clinic or hospital when you book.
Can I find a female gynaecologist near Bedok?
We have not verified the doctors at these clinics beyond the names in directory listings, so we cannot confirm this. If you would prefer a female doctor, or a chaperone during an examination, say so when you book.
How do I check a doctor on the SMC register?
Use the Singapore Medical Council’s online search for registered medical practitioners and enter the doctor’s name. The result shows registration status, qualifications and whether the doctor is on the Register of Specialists.
What happens at a first gynaecology visit?
The doctor usually asks about your health, periods, pregnancies and any symptoms, then may suggest an examination or tests, such as a Pap or HPV test if you are due. You can ask questions, ask for a chaperone or decline an examination.
How up to date are these clinic details?
We checked them on 4 October 2026, but they come from third-party directories rather than the clinics’ own websites, and one listing has conflicting phone numbers. Always confirm the address, hours and doctors with the clinic before visiting.
