Parkway East Hospital 24-hour Accident & Emergency Clinic

At Parkway East Hospital's 24-hour Accident and Emergency (A&E) clinic, we provide you with immediate medical attention for urgent medical problems all throughout the year.

Call our A&E hotlines:

• 24-hour A&E helpline: +65 6340 8666

• Parkway Emergency Ambulance hotline: 1800-PARKWAY (727 5929)

Note: If you need a pre-departure PCR test, you can book a COVID-19 test at selected Parkway Shenton clinics or at the A&E department at Parkway East Hospital.

A&E waiting time

The average waiting time to see a doctor at our A&E department is 30 minutes.

When you arrive, our medical team will assess your condition at the triage stage:

• Critical condition: Immediate medical attention

• Non-critical condition: 30-minute wait, depending on the severity of the condition and the number of patients at the A&E

We seek your understanding that our priority is to provide care to the most critical cases first.

When to go to the A&E

A medical emergency is a sudden injury or illness that can cause serious harm to your body or pose an immediate risk to your life.

Check what you should do for common medical emergencies we treat at the A&E and how to make yourself more comfortable before you arrive.

Visit the A&E for a medical emergency such as:

• Blurred vision

• Broken bones

• Chest pain or heart attack

• Choking

• Concussions

• Excessive bleeding

• High fever in babies

• Large open wounds and burns

• Loss of consciousness

• Persistent vomiting and diarrhea

• Seizures or fits

• Severe burns

• Severe abdominal pain

• Significant head injuries

• Sudden and severe shortness of breath

If you have symptoms not mentioned above, try using our clinically validated Symptom Checker available via the Parkway Shenton website or MyHealth360 app to help you understand what your symptoms might mean and possible steps you can take

Key Services Offered

• Acute General Conditions
• Acute Medical Care
• Asthma and Allergy Management
• Fever
• Treatment for sport injuries