Sexual health clinics in Jurong East (2026)

Three clinics near Jurong East MRT are listed for sexual health testing. ATA Medical @ Jurong and Singapore Women’s Clinic share a unit in CPF Jurong Building, 21 Jurong Gateway Road. Trinity Medical Clinic & Dental Surgery, at 130 Jurong Gateway Road, appears on the Health Promotion Board’s list of HIV testing services. Prices, hours and directions are below.

Which sexual health clinics in Jurong East are listed?

We list three clinics on Jurong Gateway Road: ATA Medical @ Jurong, Singapore Women’s Clinic (Jurong East) and Trinity Medical Clinic & Dental Surgery. Each was checked against the clinic’s own website or the Health Promotion Board’s HIV testing list, and the list is ordered by distance.

ATA Medical @ Jurong and Singapore Women’s Clinic operate from the same unit and phone number, so they are run by the same group. We list them separately because they publish different services, prices and doctors: Singapore Women’s Clinic has female doctors and its own price list. Trinity Medical Clinic & Dental Surgery is listed from the Health Promotion Board’s records only, so confirm its details before you go.

Our research found other GP and women’s health clinics around Jurong East Street 13 and Jurong Gateway, but we could not yet confirm that they offer sexual health testing or that their details are current, so they are left out for now. We will add them once checked.

How much does STD and HIV testing cost in Jurong East?

Published prices near Jurong East MRT run from S$21.80 for an HIV Ag/Ab test to S$58 for a screen covering HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B, with an STD consultation at ATA Medical from S$49.05. Trinity does not publish prices in the sources we checked.

Prices were checked on 8 October 2026. ATA Medical sells STD tests singly or as packages, so what you pay depends on which infections you test for. Ask each clinic whether a consultation fee applies in addition to the test price, and whether a quoted figure includes GST. Where a clinic does not publish a price, we say price on enquiry rather than estimate one.

How do I get to the clinics from Jurong East MRT?

For ATA Medical and Singapore Women’s Clinic, leave Jurong East MRT (NS1/EW24) by Exit D and walk about five minutes to CPF Jurong Building. Enter through the office lobby beside POSB and take the lift to level 2, unit #02-08.

Trinity Medical Clinic & Dental Surgery is listed at 130 Jurong Gateway Road, units #01-129 and #01-131. We have not verified the walking route or time from the station, so check a map before you set off.

Jurong East is an interchange on the North-South Line and the East-West Line, so all three clinics can be reached without a bus transfer from much of the west and north of Singapore.

When are the clinics open?

Singapore Women’s Clinic is open on weekdays and Saturday mornings and closed on Sundays and public holidays. The Health Promotion Board lists Trinity as open 9:30am to 9:30pm every day, including public holidays. We did not find separate hours for ATA Medical.

Trinity’s hours come from an earlier version of the Health Promotion Board’s list, which has since been updated, so call 6487 4580 to confirm. ATA Medical lists a WhatsApp number (8875 0352) and an email address (jurong@atamed.sg) for its Jurong clinic if you would rather message than call. Hours can change, so check before you go.

How do I choose a sexual health clinic in Jurong East?

Check which infections a test or package covers, whether the price includes GST and the consultation, how quickly results come back, the opening hours, and whether a doctor of your preferred gender is available. Then confirm the doctor is registered with the Singapore Medical Council.

• Coverage: ask exactly which infections are tested. A three-infection screen such as HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B is not the same as a wider STD panel.
• Total price: ask for the full amount, including any consultation fee and GST, before the test is done.
• Results: ask when results will be ready and how you will receive them. ATA Medical says results for most tests come back within 24 to 48 hours.
• Timing: if you can only visit in the evening or on a Sunday, check hours first. Of the clinics listed, only Trinity is listed with evening and Sunday hours.
• Doctor: if you would prefer a female doctor, say so when you book. Singapore Women’s Clinic’s Jurong East clinic has female doctors.
• Registration: doctors practising in Singapore must be registered with the Singapore Medical Council, and you can look up a doctor’s name on its public register.
• Privacy: ask how your records are kept and whether anonymous HIV testing is offered.

When should I get tested after a possible exposure?

ATA Medical states that the HIV window period is one to three months, so a test taken inside that window may need repeating after three months. Testing is worth doing even without symptoms, because many infections show none, as Singapore Women’s Clinic points out.

Other infections have their own timelines. Tell the doctor roughly when the exposure happened, and they can advise which tests to take now and which to repeat later. If you are unsure whether a package covers HIV, ask: an STD panel and an HIV test are not always the same thing.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Speak to a registered doctor.

Where else can I get tested near Jurong East?

Polyclinics also offer HIV testing, according to healthscreening.sg. The Health Promotion Board publishes a list of HIV testing services that marks which clinics offer anonymous testing, which is worth checking if anonymity matters to you.

We have not yet checked the sexual health services at Jurong Polyclinic or Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, so neither appears in the list. If you are considering either, contact them directly to confirm which tests they offer, what they charge and how to book. Pharmacies at JEM and IMM sell HIV self-test kits, but they are not clinics, so they are not listed here.

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