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FAQs
Find useful information about Mount Elizabeth Royal Square – including procedures, preparation, aftercare, and billing – all in one place.
About the centre
Mount Elizabeth Royal Square is a new day surgery and endoscopy centre opened in 2025. It offers hospital-grade care in a comfortable, same-day setting – without the need for hospital admission.
You’ll receive the same doctors, nurses, and quality of care – but in a dedicated centre designed for simpler, low-risk procedures with shorter waiting times and a overall lower bill.
Your usual specialist will perform your procedure, supported by the trusted medical team from Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital.
Yes, it is completely safe. Only patients who are medically suitable are treated here, and you will be cared for by the same trusted doctors and care team. In the unlikely event of a complication, an ambulance is on standby to take you straight to Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, just minutes away.
Procedures & suitability
At Mount Elizabeth Royal Square, we offer a range of day surgery, endoscopy, and diagnostic procedures.
Endoscopy services
- Gastroscopy
- Colonoscopy
- Combined gastroscopy + colonoscopy
Day surgeries
- Breast vacuum-assisted biopsy
- Toilet & suturing
- Incision & drainage
- Lump and bump excision
- Wound debridement
- Hysterectomy
- Mirena insertion
- Polyp removal
- Fibroid removal
- Dilation and curettage
- Mirena insertion
- Colposcopy and LEEP cases
- Except procedures that require laser
- Varicose vein stripping and radiofrequency
- Haemorrhoid surgery
- Fistulectomy
Diagnostic & interventional procedures
- Ophthalmic procedures
- Cataract surgery
- Vitrectomy
- Ptosis repair
- Eye injections
- Eyelid-related surgeries
- Arteriovenous fistula / Arteriovenous graft
Yes, your doctor will advise if this centre is suitable for you.
Yes, you can discuss this with your doctor, who will review your request on a case-by-case basis.
If complications arise in the unlikely event, you will be immediately transferred by ambulance to Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital.
No, all procedures here are same-day only. You will be discharged after recovery.
Before your procedure
The centre is at Royal Square Medical Centre, Level 8 – just a 3-minute walk from Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital and Novena MRT station. A free shuttle is also available from the hospital.
Your NRIC/passport, insurance documents, and any items your doctor has advised (e.g. medication lists).
Yes, they can wait in the reception or dedicated lounge but cannot enter procedure rooms.
Your clinic will inform you of your reporting time. Please follow the instructions given.
Yes, public parking is available at Royal Square (charges apply). A complimentary shuttle runs from Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital.
After your procedure
Most patients are discharged within 3 - 4 hours, depending on the procedure and recovery.
Yes, a nourishing meal will be provided after your procedure.
Yes, our experienced care team will care for you during your recovery before discharge.
You can contact your consulting doctor. For emergencies, please go to Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital’s Urgent Care Centre.
No, follow-up consultations will be at your specialist’s clinic.
Billing & insurance
Yes, coverage is the same as at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital.
No. In fact, overall bills are usually lower here due to lower facility fees. You can view estimated costs on our Fees page.
We accept credit card, PayNow, and cash.
Support
You may reach out to your consulting doctor or contact the Mount Elizabeth Royal Square Business Office for assistance.
For enquiries, please call +65 6898 6898 or visit the Mount Elizabeth Royal Square Business Office.
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