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Mount Elizabeth Haematology & Stem Cell Transplant Centre
Our Services
We offer a range of outpatient haematology services, designed to support patients throughout their treatment journey. From chemotherapy (including oral options) and blood transfusions to complex stem cell transplantation, our services are delivered in a calm, purpose-built setting that prioritises comfort, safety, and personal attention.
Outpatient chemotherapy
Our outpatient chemotherapy services allow patients to receive treatment in a comfortable and accessible environment without the need for extended hospital stays. This approach enables individuals to maintain their daily routines, experience shorter waiting times, and benefit from personalised care in a dedicated setting.
Key benefits:
- Convenience: Patients can undergo treatment without hospital admission, reducing disruption to daily life.
- Comfort: Our new facility at The Heeren along Orchard Road is designed to provide a calming environment, helping to alleviate the stress associated with treatment.
- Personalised care: We maintain excellent doctor-to-patient ratio at the centre, allowing each patient to receive dedicated attention. Our clinical nurses work closely with our team to offer attentive support, ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout the process.
Oral chemotherapy
For suitable cases, chemotherapy can be administered orally, offering greater flexibility and convenience. This method allows patients to take their medication at home, minimising hospital visits and enhancing their quality of life.
Support services:
- Regular consultations: Ongoing monitoring by our specialists ensures the effectiveness of treatment and management of potential side effects.
- Medication management: Easy prescription refills are available through our on-site pharmacy or digital platforms, ensuring uninterrupted access to medication.
Blood transfusion
Our trained clinical nurses provide personalised care in a dedicated outpatient setting designed specifically for blood transfusions. The facility is equipped with the necessary infrastructure to maintain a sterile environment, significantly reducing the risk of hospital-acquired infections. Patients can undergo transfusions comfortably and efficiently, with the full support of our experienced clinical team.
Stem cell transplantation
We have access to experienced haematologists with deep expertise in stem cell transplant care, including autologous (self-donated), allogeneic (donor), and cord blood transplants. We support patients with initial consultation and donor matching to transplant preparation, post-transplant care, and monitoring.
With Mount Elizabeth’s track record of transplant success and innovation, our team works to ensure each patient receives the most appropriate and personalised treatment plan for their condition.
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