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Mount Elizabeth Haematology & Stem Cell Transplant Centre
Overview
When you're facing a complex blood disorder like multiple myeloma or leukaemia, or considering a stem cell transplant, experience, precision, and compassion matter.
That’s exactly what patients can expect at our Mount Elizabeth Haematology & Stem Cell Transplant Centre (MEHASCTC) — a trusted destination for outpatient haematology care.
First established in May 2004, the centre was relocated to a modern 3,584 square-foot facility at The Heeren in 2023, as part of Mount Elizabeth’s strategic effort to expand its ambulatory care services. Purpose-built for comfort and accessibility, the centre combines modern medical technology with a calm, patient-focused environment.
Here, patients can access a full range of outpatient services — from chemotherapy and stem cell transplantation to blood transfusions and supportive therapies.
Our experience
With a legacy of over 200 successful stem cell transplants performed since May 2004, the centre has become a trusted centre in Singapore and Asia for patients seeking haematological and stem cell transplant care. Our team brings deep expertise to every case, supported by years of hands-on experience and a shared commitment to the best practices.
Our philosophy
We believe great care goes beyond clinical outcomes — that’s why we take a patient-first approach, offering sophisticated medical care that is tailored to your specific needs. From your first consultation to long-term follow-up, we’re here to support you at every step with compassion, clarity and confidence.
Our Locations
Mount Elizabeth Haematology & Stem Cell Transplant Centre @ The Heeren
Address:
260 Orchard Road #05-01
The Heeren
Singapore 238855
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