The main women’s health Punggol address is Punggol Polyclinic at Oasis Terraces, which has subsidised mammograms on site; SingHealth Polyclinics also list cervical screening and family planning. For a private gynaecologist, Thomson Women’s Clinic is at Waterway Point and Astra Women’s Specialists is at Oasis Terraces. Specialist gynaecology and the Breast Centre are at Sengkang General Hospital, on weekdays.
Screening is one of those jobs that slides down the list when you are looking after everyone else. This page makes it a short job.
This page is part of eduKate Punggol’s Essential Information for Punggol, our quick answers and where-to-go lists for everyday life in Punggol. It covers where to get breast and cervical screening, which clinic suits which problem, what screening costs, and where to go if something is urgent.
Quick answer
- Mammogram: Punggol Polyclinic has mammography on site. Book on 6536 6000 or through SingHealth’s online form. Women aged 40 to 49 qualify if they have had no mammogram in 12 months; women 50 and above, none in 24 months.
- Cervical screening: at the polyclinic, or at a Healthier SG GP clinic, where eligible Singapore Citizens pay $0 to $5 depending on their card.
- Private gynae in Punggol: Thomson Women’s Clinic (Waterway Point #02-30) and Astra Women’s Specialists (Oasis Terraces #03-12).
- Hospital specialists: SKH Obstetrics and Gynaecology (by KKH) and the SKH Breast Centre, Mon–Fri 8.30am–5.30pm. Appointments 6930 6000.
- Urgent: call 995 in an emergency. SKH’s A&E has no inpatient gynaecology, and KKH’s Urgent O&G Centre is open 24 hours.
Women’s Health Clinics in Punggol and Nearby
| Where | Address and getting there | Hours (checked October 2026) | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Punggol Polyclinic | 681 Punggol Drive, Oasis Terraces #02-01, S820681. Oasis LRT. | Mon–Fri 8am–1pm and 2–4.30pm. Sat 8am–12.30pm, mainly special services. Radiology: weekdays 8.30am–1pm and 2–4.30pm, Sat 8.30am–12.30pm. | Subsidised mammograms, X-rays and ultrasound on site. SingHealth Polyclinics also list cervical screening and family planning among their services. Tel 6643 6969. Mammography line 6718 2094. |
| Thomson Women’s Clinic (Punggol) (private) | 83 Punggol Central, Waterway Point #02-30, S828761. Punggol MRT/LRT. | Mon, Wed, Thu 10am–6pm. Tue and Fri 12–8pm. Sat 10am–5pm. Closed Sun and public holidays. | Obstetrics and gynaecology. Tel 6243 6843. WhatsApp 8811 0328. |
| Astra Women’s Specialists (Punggol) (private) | 681 Punggol Drive, Oasis Terraces #03-12, S820681. Oasis LRT. | Confirm by phone (the clinic’s page shows two different sets of hours). | Gynaecology, contraception, pre-conception and pregnancy care. Tel 6258 5530. |
| SKH Obstetrics and Gynaecology (by KKH) | Sengkang General Hospital, Medical Centre Level 7 (7B), 110 Sengkang East Way, S544886. | Mon–Fri 8.30am–5.30pm. | Cervical screening, pelvic exams, ultrasound, fibroids, cysts, endometriosis, period problems, contraception, menopause, HPV vaccination. Tel 6930 6000. |
| SKH Breast Centre | Medical Centre Level 5 (5D), same address. | Mon–Fri 8.30am–5.30pm. | Screening and diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasound, MRI and biopsies, with a one-stop service. Tel 6930 6000. |
| KKH Urgent O&G Centre | Basement 1, Women’s Tower, KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, 100 Bukit Timah Road, S229899. Little India MRT Exit A. | 24 hours. | Urgent gynaecology problems, and pregnancy problems before 22 weeks. |
Hours checked October 2026. Confirm on the SingHealth Punggol Polyclinic page, SKH’s O&G page or the clinic’s own page before you go. We could not verify fees at the private clinics, so ask when you book.
Which Clinic Fits What You Need
You are due for a mammogram
Go to Punggol Polyclinic, one of the SingHealth polyclinics with mammography. HealthHub suggests a mammogram once a year from 40 to 49, and every two years from 50. If you have breast implants, screening is done at designated hospitals, at the same fees.
You are due for a cervical screen
HealthHub’s schedule for women aged 25 and above who have ever been sexually active: a Pap test every three years from 25 to 29 if results are normal, then an HPV test every five years from 30. A Healthier SG GP can do it in the same visit as your other screening.
Period problems, fibroids or menopause
See your GP or the polyclinic first. SKH’s O&G clinic treats fibroids, cysts, endometriosis and menstrual disorders, and handles menopause, hormone therapy and osteoporosis. It refers some conditions to KKH, including gynaecological cancers, fertility treatment such as IVF, urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and abnormal Pap results needing colposcopy.
You would like a private gynae close to home
Thomson Women’s Clinic at Waterway Point opens until 8pm on Tuesdays and Fridays, which helps if you work office hours. Astra Women’s Specialists is right next to Oasis LRT; call to confirm its hours.
You or your daughter want the HPV vaccine
The vaccine is recommended for females aged 9 to 26, and girls in Secondary 1 and 2 are vaccinated free in school. From 1 January 2027, the HPV9 vaccine joins the national immunisation schedules, according to MOH’s announcement of 2 October 2026. SKH’s O&G clinic also lists HPV vaccination.
How to Book a Mammogram at Punggol Polyclinic
- Check you are due. Aged 40 to 49 with no mammogram in the past 12 months, or 50 and above with none in the past 24 months.
- Check your Healthier SG status. HealthHub lists a $0 mammogram for eligible Singapore Citizens enrolled in Healthier SG. Our preventive health and Healthier SG checklist explains enrolment.
- Book. Call 6536 6000 (weekdays 8.30am–5.30pm), call the polyclinic’s mammography line on 6718 2094, or use the online Mammogram Appointment Booking form on SingHealth’s radiology page. Online replies take three to five working days.
- Bring your cards. NRIC, plus your CHAS, Merdeka, Pioneer Generation or Public Assistance card for subsidised rates.
- Go to Oasis Terraces. The polyclinic is on Level 2, beside Oasis LRT.
- Follow up. If you are called back for more tests, go, and ask what the next step involves and when you will hear back.
Screening Costs and Subsidies
- Healthier SG screening at a CHAS GP (cardiovascular risk, cervical and colorectal screening in one visit, plus one follow-up consultation): Pioneer Generation $0; Merdeka Generation $2; CHAS Blue or Orange $2; other eligible Singapore Citizens and CHAS Green $5.
- Mammogram at selected polyclinics: $0 for eligible Healthier SG-enrolled Singapore Citizens, per HealthHub; Pioneer Generation $25; Merdeka Generation $37.50; other Singapore Citizens $50; PRs $75.
- Public Assistance cardholders get the same subsidy as the Pioneer Generation.
- HPV vaccine from 1 January 2027: MOH says Singapore Citizen children will be fully subsidised at CHAS GPs and polyclinics, Singapore Citizen adults get means-tested subsidies of up to 75%, and MediSave can be used.
- No application needed: MOH says Healthier SG screening needs no application. Book through the Health Appointment System, as the HealthHub screening FAQ explains. Questions: 1800 223 1313.
One note on timing: MOH’s Screening Test Review Committee published refreshed recommendations for breast, cervical, colorectal and lung cancer screening in February 2026. If you are unsure whether your interval has changed, ask your doctor at your next visit.
Neighbour’s Tips for Women’s Health in Punggol
- Book the mammogram early. The online form takes three to five working days to reply, so do not leave it until the week you have free.
- Screening is for women without symptoms. If you feel a lump or notice a change, see a doctor rather than waiting for your screening date.
- Use the late slots. Thomson Women’s Clinic opens until 8pm only on Tuesdays and Fridays, and is closed on Sundays and public holidays.
- Bundle your errands. Oasis Terraces has the polyclinic and Astra under one roof, beside the LRT. Our Oasis Terraces guide covers the building.
- Plan for weekdays at SKH. Its specialist clinics run Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5.30pm.
- Set reminders. A phone reminder for “mammogram due” or “HPV test due” beats trying to remember which year you last went.
- Go together. Book with your sister, neighbour or mum and go on the same day. It is easier to keep an appointment you share.
If It Is Urgent or Out of Hours
- Emergency: call 995 or go to the nearest Emergency Department.
- SKH’s A&E and gynaecology: Sengkang General Hospital’s A&E is open 24 hours but has no inpatient obstetrics and gynaecology. Patients may be transferred to KKH after they are stabilised.
- KKH Urgent O&G Centre: open 24 hours at Basement 1, Women’s Tower, for acute gynaecology problems and pregnancy problems before 22 weeks. See KKH’s Urgent O&G Centre page.
- Pregnant and unwell: our pregnancy care page explains where to go at each stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a mammogram in Punggol?
Yes. Punggol Polyclinic at Oasis Terraces has mammography on site. Book through SingHealth’s mammogram line, 6536 6000, or its online form.
How much does a mammogram cost at the polyclinic?
From $0 for eligible Singapore Citizens enrolled in Healthier SG, per HealthHub, to $50 for other Singapore Citizens and $75 for PRs. Pioneer and Merdeka Generation rates are $25 and $37.50.
How often should I have cervical screening?
HealthHub’s schedule is a Pap test every three years from 25 to 29 if results are normal, and an HPV test every five years from 30, for women who have ever been sexually active.
Is there a gynaecologist in Punggol?
Yes. We verified two private clinics: Thomson Women’s Clinic at Waterway Point and Astra Women’s Specialists at Oasis Terraces. For specialist care at SKH’s O&G clinic, call the SKH Appointment Centre on 6930 6000 or ask your polyclinic or GP about a referral.
Does SKH A&E handle gynaecology emergencies?
SKH’s A&E is open 24 hours and can stabilise you, but it has no inpatient obstetrics and gynaecology, so you may be transferred to KKH. KKH’s Urgent O&G Centre is open 24 hours.
Do I need to apply for Healthier SG screening?
No application is needed, MOH says. Book through the Health Appointment System and bring your NRIC and any subsidy card.
More Help on eduKate Punggol
- Preventive health screening and Healthier SG: a family checklist.
- Nearest hospitals to Punggol: SKH, KKH, CGH and when to go where.
- Understanding Punggol healthcare: polyclinics, GPs, hospitals and subsidies.
- Punggol Polyclinic guide
- Pregnancy care near Punggol
- Official: SingHealth mammogram booking · HealthHub: Healthier SG screening · SKH Breast Centre
Looking After Yourself, Too
Most of what you need is at Oasis Terraces: the polyclinic for screening, a private clinic upstairs, and the LRT at the door. Book the mammogram, check when your next cervical screen is due, and put both in your phone. Then get on with your day, knowing that one important job is done.
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Checked October 2026. Addresses, opening hours, fees and rules change, so please confirm with the official source before you go.
