Women’s health clinics in Jurong East (2026)

Jurong East has at least three women’s health clinics run by obstetrics and gynaecology (O&G) specialists: Thomson Women’s Clinic in Jem, Jurong Clinic for Women (NUH) on Jurong Gateway Road and Astra Women’s Specialist Clinic on Jurong East Street 24. Thomson’s clinic is in Jem, which connects directly to Jurong East MRT.

Which women’s health clinics are in or near Jurong East?

We verified three specialist O&G clinics in Jurong East: Thomson Women’s Clinic in Jem, the NUH Jurong Clinic for Women and Astra Women’s Specialist Clinic, which is part of SMG Women’s Health. They are listed below by distance from Jurong East MRT.

Each listing shows only what the clinic or its hospital group publishes. Where a clinic gives no walking time, opening hours or price, we have left that detail out rather than guess. Phone ahead to confirm hours before you go, as clinics can change them. We will add more clinics in and around Jurong East as we verify their details.

How far is each clinic from Jurong East MRT?

Thomson Women’s Clinic is in Jem, which connects directly to Jurong East MRT. Astra lists Jurong East and Chinese Garden as its nearest stations but gives no walking time. NUH does not publish MRT details for its Jurong clinic on the page we checked.

Astra’s own pages show two different sets of opening hours, so call 6561 1322 before your visit. For Thomson’s Jurong clinic, make sure you head to Jem: some older directory listings still show a different address on Jurong Gateway Road. Appointments at the NUH clinic are made on 6665 4277, and the same line can tell you its opening hours.

What services do these clinics offer?

All three are specialist O&G clinics, so they cover pregnancy care and gynaecology. Astra publishes the most detail, listing ultrasound, minor procedures such as IUD insertion and antenatal packages. NUH describes a full range of O&G services, and Thomson lists a consultant O&G.

Astra is run by Dr Tho Chin Keong, whose listed qualifications are MBBS, MRCOG and FRCOG. The NUH clinic is a satellite of a public hospital’s women’s centre, which may suit patients who want specialist care linked to a hospital department. Thomson Women’s Clinic is the only one of the three that publishes evening sessions, which can help if you work office hours.

Should I see a women’s GP or an O&G specialist?

A GP clinic suits routine screening, contraception, menopause symptoms and STI tests. An O&G specialist is the usual choice for pregnancy care, gynaecological conditions and procedures. If you are unsure where to start, a GP can assess you first and advise on next steps.

All three clinics on this page are specialist O&G clinics. If you are planning a pregnancy or are already pregnant, a specialist clinic that offers antenatal care, such as Astra with its antenatal packages, is the more direct route. For gynaecological concerns such as irregular bleeding or pelvic pain, an O&G can examine you and arrange scans where needed. Ask the clinic when you call whether you need a letter from a GP, as arrangements differ between private clinics and hospital-linked clinics.

How do I choose a women’s health clinic in Jurong East?

Start with the type of care you need, then check practical details: how close the clinic is to your home or MRT line, whether its hours fit your schedule, how it handles MediSave and insurance, and who the doctor is. A short phone call usually answers all of these.

• Check the doctor’s registration. The Singapore Medical Council keeps a public register of doctors. You can search it by name to see a doctor’s registration and specialist status.
• Confirm opening hours by phone. Only Thomson publishes hours here, and it lists evening sessions only.
• Ask about MediSave and insurance. Ask what the clinic can claim for your visit, scan or package before you book.
• Ask for fees in advance. None of these clinics publishes consultation fees on the pages we checked, so ask for the consultation fee and any test or scan charges.
• Say if you prefer a female doctor. Mention it when booking so the clinic can tell you who is available.
• Think about continuity. For pregnancy care, ask which hospital the doctor delivers at, and whether follow-up visits are at the same clinic.

How much does a visit cost?

None of the three clinics publishes consultation fees on the pages we checked (checked 29 October 2026), so treat each as price on enquiry. Ask for the consultation fee, any scan or test charges and whether prices include GST when you book.

Astra offers antenatal packages, but we did not find published package prices, so ask the clinic for a breakdown of what each package covers. Tests such as ultrasound scans and lab work are usually charged in addition to the consultation fee. If you plan to use MediSave or insurance, ask the clinic which parts of your visit or package can be claimed before your appointment.

What else do people ask about women’s clinics in Jurong East?

These are common questions about women’s health care around Jurong East, covering MediSave, evening appointments, female doctors, checking a doctor’s registration and the difference between GP and specialist clinics. Answers use only what each clinic publishes.

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