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Mount Elizabeth Royal Square
Our Fees
Transparent costs, quality care
At Mount Elizabeth Royal Square, we believe in making your care journey clear and stress-free. Our fees are transparent, with no hidden charges, and we offer value-based packages for common procedures such as gastroscopy and colonoscopy.
Our dedicated financial counsellors are also on hand to guide you through insurance claims, MediSave, and billing matters.
Room rates (including GST)
- Recovery room: $123 for the first 3 hours, then $55 per hour
- Single recovery suite: $232 for the first 3 hours, then $105 per hour
Procedure packages
- Gastroscopy + colonoscopy package: $999
- Gastroscopy package: $780
- Colonoscopy package: $780
What’s included
- Recovery Bay stay for up to 3 hours from admission
- Specific endoscopy ward services, supplies and daily treatment fee
- Local anaesthetic and sedatives (within normal limits)
- Nursing care
- Specific pharmacy items, services and surgical consumables (within normal limits)
- Rapid urease test (CLO test) for gastroscopy
Full details of exclusions and additional charges will be shared with you during financial counselling. Should you have any questions, our staff will be happy to guide you through the breakdown before your procedure.
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