Consultations at the DSC Clinic are not strictly by appointments.
You may see our doctor by coming to the clinic and registering yourself at the registration counter.

For subsequent follow-up appointments, please keep to the appointment dates given. But should you need to change it, remember to notify us beforehand. Please arrive at the clinic at least five minutes before your appointment time.

Our operating hours are as shown below:

On every Wednesday, the DSC Clinic operates a special Women's Clinic to cater to only female patients. The operating hours are from 8am to 11am and 1pm to 4pm at level 2 of the DSC Clinic. The main advantage of the Women's Clinic is that female patients get to be served separately and privately, away from their male counterparts.

The services offered at the Women's Clinic include screening and treatment of STIs; management of other genital conditions; vaccination for Hepatitis B; pap smear, cervical screening and counseling.

On your first visit, you will receive your DSC appointment card. This card contains your
name, hospital registration number (HRN) and details of your next appointment. Please
bring along your card for your subsequent visits. This will speed up registration and
reduce waiting time.

Whenever you communicate with us after your first visit, please state your HRN and your
name as it appears on your DSC card.

If you misplace your DSC card, you can obtain a duplicate at the clinic.

Your DSC Doctor
Our doctor will ask your medical history and conduct a thorough examination. Throughout your consultation, you are encouraged to discuss your condition with your doctor and ask any questions about your health.

Male patients will usually see a male nurse practitioner before they see the doctor. He is
trained to assess your condition and may order certain laboratory tests.

Investigations
After examining you, your doctor will decide on other laboratory tests or procedures you might need.

Diagnosis
After your examination and diagnostic laboratory tests, your doctor will discuss his/her
findings with you and explain any treatment that may be needed.

If you were referred by another doctor, a report of our findings will sent to him/her.

Counselling and Contact Tracing
At the DSC Clinic, we have a group of dedicated health advisors who will provide you with detailed information about your condition, clarify any doubts you have about your treatment and assist you in adopting a lifestyle that will reduce your chance of getting a STI.

Our health advisors will also seek your assistance in referring your partner to our clinic for STI screening. This is in line with our aim to control the spread of STIs in Singapore and to provide prompt treatment for your partner if he or she is infected.

Early detection and treatment of an infection can significantly prevent complications for both you and your partner.

Hospitalisation
If you need to be hospitalised, arrangements may be made for admitting you to the Communicable Disease Centre at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
Your DSC doctor will continue to see and treat you during your stay in the hospital.

Hospital charges incurred during your inpatient stay should be settled directly between you and the hospital. Payment details should be discussed at the time of admission.

DSC Clinic fees are based on the number and type of services provided. At the end of your consultation, you will be directed to the cashier at the registration counter to pay your bill.

The consultation fee is $15; laboratory tests range from $6 to $20 per test, depending on the type of test.

If you have any questions about your bill, please contact:

DSC Executive
DSC Clinic
Block 31 Kelantan Lane #01-16
Singapore 200031
Telephone 6293 9648
Fax 6299 4335

Medical social worker assistance is available.

Smoking
The DSC Clinic is a designated "No-Smoking" zone. Patients and visitors are kindly
requested to refrain from smoking within the clinic's premises.

Medical Teaching
The DSC Clinic provides medical training to medical students and post graduate doctors.
Therefore at times there may be such students in the clinic undergoing training.