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Cardiology doctors in Bukit Merah

79 doctors listing Cardiology in Bukit Merah, from the Ministry of Health register.

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Showing 41–60 of 79 · Private and private-and-public practitioners with a publishable MOH record

  12. Dr Lim Tiong Keng

    Cardiology✓ Specialist register

    SMC REGISTER MCR M19290B Private

    THE HEART CLINIC · Newton · 3 MT ELIZABETH # 13-15 MOUNT ELIZABETH MEDICAL CENTRE · +2 more

    • Great Eastern
    • HSBC Life Shield Specialist panel
    • HSBC Life
    • Income
    • IncomeShield Specialist Panel
    • Singlife
    • Prudential Extended Panel
    Call 6737 3738

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What a cardiologist in Singapore actually treats

Cardiology covers the heart and the blood vessels leading to and from it: coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, valve disease and the blood-pressure and cholesterol management that sits upstream of all of them.

Every doctor on this page holds a place on the SMC specialist register for cardiology. That is a formal accreditation — completion of an accredited training programme and assessment by the Specialists Accreditation Board — and it is the reason each entry here carries the green register mark rather than an inferred label.

A general practitioner can manage blood pressure, order an ECG and refer on. A cardiologist is who the referral goes to.

Getting seen

Most cardiology consultations in the private sector are by referral, and a referral from a GP or polyclinic is what makes an Integrated Shield Plan claim straightforward. Going direct is possible; check with your insurer first, since panel terms differ on whether a referral is required.