From a first cervical screening in your 20s to mammograms, hormone reviews and bone density checks later in life, our GP-led clinic at Clarke Quay coordinates women’s health across every life stage. On-site X-ray, established imaging partners and same-week reporting keep the pathway short.
A general practice approach to women’s health works as the first port of call. The GP coordinates screening, imaging, lab tests and lifestyle review under one roof, then refers to a specialist only when the case needs it.
Women’s health at Mediway Medical Centre spans cervical and breast screening, pelvic and bone imaging, fertility and hormone reviews, contraception advice, menstrual and menopause assessment, and well-woman screening packages, all delivered by a GP at our Clarke Quay clinic with on-site X-ray and established imaging partners.
Most women’s health concerns start with symptoms or a routine screening interval. A 20-30 minute GP consultation reviews history, conducts the relevant examination or sample collection, orders bloods or imaging where indicated, and explains results at a follow-up.
For care that exceeds GP scope, such as IUD insertion, IVF, complex menopause management or biopsy, we provide a referral letter and coordinate booking with a partnered specialist or imaging centre. Reports return to the GP for plain-language interpretation and onward planning.
Established 2016. 6,466 Google reviews (4.9 stars, Feb 2026). On-site X-ray. Walk-in or pre-booked appointments accepted during clinic hours.
Two complementary tests for cervical cancer prevention. The Pap smear examines cervical cells for abnormality; the HPV test detects high-risk HPV strains in cervical cells. Singapore’s ScreenForLife programme recommends Pap from age 25, with HPV testing from age 30.
Cervical cytology to detect abnormal cells of the cervix. ScreenForLife recommends every 3 years from age 25 if last result is normal. Performed in-clinic in 5 minutes.
DNA test for high-risk HPV strains. From age 30, HPV testing is the recommended primary cervical cancer screen, with co-testing (HPV + Pap) as an alternative pathway.
Mammography (2D digital and 3D tomosynthesis) is the primary screening modality for breast cancer. Ultrasound complements mammography in dense breast tissue and is often used as the primary screen in women under 40.
Digital 2D mammography with AI assist, plus 3D tomosynthesis for detailed cross-sectional imaging. HPB recommends annual screening from age 40-49, every 2 years from age 50.
Non-radiation imaging used as the primary screen in younger women, in dense breasts where mammography sensitivity is reduced, or as a follow-up to a clinical or mammographic finding.
Pelvic ultrasound assesses the uterus, ovaries and pelvic structures. Two views are available: transabdominal (over the lower abdomen with a full bladder, used as the screening view) and transvaginal (a small probe placed in the vagina with an empty bladder, used for detailed assessment of the uterus and ovaries).
External scan over the lower abdomen with a full bladder. Used for cycle assessment, pelvic pain workup, ovarian cyst evaluation and routine screening.
Internal probe view with empty bladder. Higher resolution for the uterine lining, ovaries and adnexa. Performed only with informed consent and a chaperone available.
Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) measures bone mineral density at the hip and lumbar spine. Postmenopausal women experience accelerated bone loss; routine screening from age 65 is standard, with earlier scans for women with risk factors.
Risk factors warrant earlier DEXA: menopause before age 45, fragility fracture, family history of hip fracture, BMI under 19, long-term oral steroid use, hyperthyroidism or chronic kidney disease. The GP will recommend timing at consultation.
A blood panel covering FSH, LH, AMH (ovarian reserve), oestradiol, prolactin and TSH gives a structured view of reproductive and hormonal function. Use cases: irregular cycles, fertility planning, perimenopause assessment, and PCOS workup.
A confidential GP consultation covering oral and short-acting contraception, plus a referral pathway for long-acting reversible methods. The visit reviews medical history, suitability for each method, and side-effect counselling.
Available at GP level: combined oral contraceptive pill, progestogen-only pill, contraceptive patch, contraceptive injection, emergency contraception (Levonorgestrel up to 72 hours, ulipristal up to 120 hours), and period delay (norethisterone) for travel or events. Suitability consultation, missed-pill guidance and side-effect review included.
IUD (copper or hormonal) and contraceptive implant insertion are performed by a specialist O&G. We provide the referral letter and coordinate booking with a partnered specialist if you choose a device-based method.
Most cycle disturbances respond to a structured GP workup before specialist referral. Cycle norms run 21-35 days with a 2-7 day bleed; deviations beyond that range, with pain or anaemia, warrant assessment.
A 30-minute consultation with cycle history, pelvic examination where appropriate, and bloods covering FSH, LH, TSH, prolactin and full blood count. Pelvic ultrasound is added when symptoms suggest fibroids, endometrial pathology, or polycystic ovary morphology. Findings are reviewed at follow-up with a clear management plan or referral.
Book promptly if you experience: bleeding through a sanitary product every hour for several hours, large clots, anaemia symptoms (breathlessness, dizziness, pallor), bleeding between periods or after intercourse, or any post-menopausal bleeding. PCOS is diagnosed using the Rotterdam 2003 criteria (any two of: oligo or anovulation, hyperandrogenism, polycystic ovary morphology).
Perimenopause typically begins in the early 40s and lasts 4-8 years before the final menstrual period. A GP-led assessment reviews symptoms, considers hormone testing where helpful, and guides lifestyle and treatment options aligned with NICE NG23.
The visit covers vasomotor symptoms (hot flushes, night sweats), sleep and mood changes, cycle irregularity, urogenital symptoms, bone health and cardiovascular risk. FSH and oestradiol testing is added selectively, since hormone levels fluctuate widely in perimenopause and are not always diagnostic. First-line guidance focuses on lifestyle, bone protection (calcium, vitamin D, weight-bearing exercise) and DEXA where indicated.
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) initiation is referred to a partnered specialist for review of risks, benefits and dosing. Once stabilised on HRT, ongoing prescriptions and reviews can be managed at Mediway. Non-HRT options (lifestyle, SSRIs for hot flushes, vaginal oestrogen for urogenital symptoms) can be initiated at the GP visit.
Two related but distinct screens. Premarital screening is offered as a couple package before marriage; preconception screening focuses on individual health 1-3 months before trying to conceive. Both share blood work for thalassaemia, infectious disease and rubella immunity.
Eternity packages for both partners. Covers infectious disease (hep B, hep C, HIV, syphilis), thalassaemia, rubella immunity, blood group, full blood count and general health markers.
1-3 months before trying to conceive: rubella immunity check, folate supplementation review, weight and blood pressure, smoking and alcohol counselling, plus hormone or AMH where fertility planning is in question.
A confidential pathway for STI screening, HPV vaccination and HIV testing. Bridge to our STD and HIV clusters for full condition coverage.
Confidential testing for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomoniasis, syphilis and other STIs. Urine, swab or blood depending on the panel chosen.
4th-generation HIV antigen/antibody test with same-day or next-day results. PrEP for ongoing prevention; PEP within 72 hours after exposure.
Nine-valent HPV vaccine for ages 9-45, female and male. Cervical cancer prevention plus protection against genital warts and other HPV-related cancers.
Three tiered packages bundle the routine checks women ask for, scaled to age and risk. Each tier can be customised, and individual tests can be added on the day. All package pricing is indicative and subject to clinic confirmation.
For women under 40 wanting a structured yearly check.
~45 minutes total. Reports in 5-7 working days.
Adds breast and pelvic imaging plus hormone panel.
~90 minutes total. Reports in 5-7 working days.
Adds bone density, abdominal imaging and cardiac markers.
~2 hours total. Reports in 5-7 working days.
Women’s health needs change with each life stage. Here is a starting map, six tiles, with the most relevant services for each decade. Click into a stage to jump to the matching section.
Cervical screening starts at 25. Fertility planning may begin. Contraception choice settles.
Continue Pap, add HPV testing. Fertility checks if planning. Premarital package if marrying.
Annual mammogram begins. Hormone changes may start. Cycle disturbances may emerge.
Mammogram every 2 years. Bone density screening. Menopause assessment if symptomatic.
6-week postnatal review. Contraception choice during breastfeeding. Recovery markers.
Eternity packages for both partners. Health baseline before marriage and family planning.
Indicative starting prices for individual services. Confirmed prices appear on each spoke page or at booking. All prices are GST-inclusive and subject to change.
Prices are subject to change and may vary depending on individual clinical needs. Contact us for the latest pricing.
Answers to the questions women ask most often when planning a women’s health visit at our Clarke Quay clinic.
Pricing depends on the package and any add-ons. Indicative starting points: Essentials from $250, Standard from $580, Comprehensive from $1,180. Individual services start lower; for example, 2D mammogram from $174.40 and pelvic ultrasound from $130.
Singapore’s ScreenForLife programme recommends Pap smear from age 25 (every 3 years if normal), HPV testing from age 30 (every 5 years if normal), and mammography from age 40-49 annually, then every 2 years from age 50. DEXA bone density screening is recommended from age 65. Earlier screening may be advised based on family history, prior abnormal results, or risk factors discussed at the consultation.
A Pap smear examines cervical cells under a microscope for abnormality. An HPV test detects the DNA of high-risk HPV strains in cervical cells. Co-testing runs both on the same sample. From age 30, ScreenForLife recommends HPV testing as the primary screen. Pap smear remains the recommended screen from age 25-29. Both tests are collected the same way: a small brush passed across the cervix during a 5-minute internal examination.
All our doctors are trained to manage women’s health concerns, including cervical screening, breast examination, contraception, menstrual disorders and menopause. You may indicate a doctor preference at booking via WhatsApp or phone, and we will accommodate where possible based on the schedule. A female chaperone is available for any internal examination if requested.
Walk-ins are accepted during clinic hours, though waiting times can vary. For Pap smear, mammogram referral, or any package booking, an appointment is recommended so the GP has the full window to take history, perform the procedure and explain next steps. Booking is via the website, WhatsApp 8779 9898, or phone 6909 0190.
The first visit is a 30-minute consultation. The GP reviews your medical and menstrual history, current symptoms, contraception, family history of breast or ovarian cancer, and screening history. The relevant examination, sample collection or blood draw is done at the same visit where appropriate. Imaging at partner centres is booked at the end of the consultation. A follow-up consultation 5-10 working days later goes through results and any next steps.
Indicative turnaround: routine bloods 1-2 working days, hormone panels 2-3 working days, Pap smear cytology 5-7 working days, HPV testing 5-7 working days, mammogram and ultrasound reports 3-7 working days from the partner centre. Urgent results (for example, suspicious mammogram findings) are flagged faster and the GP will contact you directly. Routine results are reviewed at a planned follow-up consultation.
For imaging at partner centres (mammogram, breast ultrasound, pelvic ultrasound, DEXA), a GP referral letter is provided after the consultation. Some imaging centres accept self-referral but most require the letter. The GP’s clinical context on the referral helps the radiologist tailor the report. Mediway coordinates the booking and the report flows back to us for follow-up.
Two ways to start. Pre-book a 30-minute slot for the smoothest visit, or walk in during clinic hours. Both routes are valid for any women’s health concern.
Pre-booked 30-minute slot. Online via Carevender or WhatsApp 8779 9898. Suited for packages and any procedure booking.
Book onlineDuring clinic hours. Waiting time depends on volume; busiest is Mon-Wed mornings.
20 Upper Circular Rd, #B1-26/29 The Riverwalk, Singapore 058416. MRT: Clarke Quay (NE5), Exit E.
