The Cancer Centre – Paragon Medical provides a calm, professional setting for international patients seeking cancer screening, diagnosis, and medical oncology treatment in central Singapore. Led by Dr. Wong Seng Weng (MBBS, MRCP, FAMS—Medical Oncology), the team focuses on early detection and personalized, evidence-based care—delivered with clear explanations in everyday language.

Why Patients Choose This Clinic
 

• Medical Director Dr. Wong Seng Weng, specialist in Medical Oncology
• Streamlined screening and targeted treatment pathways
• Comfortable infusion rooms & private suites for therapy days
• Central Orchard location inside Paragon Medical (easy MRT/taxi access)
• Patient comforts: free Wi-Fi, complimentary water, free parking

Services & Specialties

Medical Oncology

Chemotherapy and targeted therapy, with safety-focused preparation and monitoring.

Cancer Screening & Risk Assessment

Doctor consults and recommended tests (age-, family-, and risk-based).

Supportive Care

Symptom control, side-effect management, and counseling for patients and families.

Care Coordination

Referrals for imaging, surgery, or radiation when indicated—kept as time-efficient as possible for travelers.

Tip: Ask your Medical Departures Care Team to bundle your consult, labs, and infusion schedule so you minimize extra days in Singapore.

International Patients: What to Expect
 

From your first message, our coordinators confirm what to bring (prior reports, medication list, allergies) and any prep (e.g., fasting for certain labs). On treatment days, nurses guide you through each step and provide a written summary of the plan, medications, and after-care—handy for your physician back home.

Location & Getting There

Located at Paragon Medical, Orchard Road (central shopping/hotel district).

From Singapore Changi (SIN): Most visitors take taxi or rideshare—Grab or Gojek—about 20–30 minutes depending on traffic. Prefer transit? Take the MRT to Orchard Station, then a short indoor walk via Orchard Road malls to Paragon.

Amenities & Patient Comfort

• Free Wi-Fi
• Complimentary drinking water
• Free parking
• Spacious, privacy-minded treatment and consultation rooms

Payments & Booking
 

Accepted payment types: Visa, Mastercard, and cash. Request an itemized estimate via Medical Departures before you travel; bring your passport (ID) and booking confirmation to registration.

Operating Hours (UTC+08)

• Mon–Fri: 08:30–18:00
• Sat: 08:30–13:00
• Sun: Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

1) What cancer services are available?

Short answer: Screening, consultations, and medical oncology (e.g., chemotherapy/targeted therapy).

Expanded: Your oncologist reviews history and tests, then recommends a plan—often combining medicines and supportive care. Imaging, surgery, or radiation are coordinated when indicated.

2) Do you offer warranties or guarantees on treatments?

Short answer: Medical outcomes can’t be guaranteed; policies vary—get them in writing.

Expanded: The clinic provides written treatment plans and follow-up guidance. Ask your Medical Departures coordinator to include any redo or follow-up terms in your confirmation.

3) Where is the clinic and how do I get there?

Short answer: Paragon Medical, Orchard Road; taxi or Grab/Gojek from SIN is easiest.

Expanded: Public transit is efficient: MRT to Orchard Station and a short indoor walk to Paragon. Your confirmation includes the map pin for turn-by-turn directions.

4) What payment types are accepted?

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, and cash.

Expanded: If you need corporate billing or split payments, tell the Care Team so invoices and receipts can be prepared.

5) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: English; other language support can often be arranged on request.

Expanded: Let us know your preferred language beforehand so we can request interpretation or bilingual staff when available.

6) How long does a chemotherapy visit take?

Short answer: Plan several hours per visit.

Expanded: Total time depends on regimen (pre-medication, infusion time, and observation). Your schedule will be outlined in your written plan.

7) What should I bring to my first appointment?

Short answer: Passport/ID, prior scans/reports, medication list, and allergies.

Expanded: If you have pathology slides or discs, bring them too. Wear comfortable clothing; snacks and water are available in-clinic.