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9 Best 24-Hour Clinics in Singapore (2026)

A practical guide to 24-hour clinics in Singapore for urgent, non-emergency care after hours, covering hospital urgent care centres and heartland GP clinics.

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Amir Wahab
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The bright welcoming reception of a 24-hour medical clinic in Singapore in the eveningAI image by LocalRank

When illness or a minor injury strikes late at night, a 24-hour clinic can provide urgent, non-emergency care without waiting for morning. This guide gathers Singapore clinics and hospital urgent care centres that state they operate round the clock, each checked against the provider's own website or a current listing rather than third-party rankings. For life-threatening emergencies such as chest pain, severe bleeding or difficulty breathing, call 995 for an ambulance or go straight to a hospital accident and emergency department instead.

1. Raffles Medical

Raffles Medical, part of Raffles Medical Group, states that it runs 24-hour general practice clinics, including one at Changi Airport Terminal 3 and a clinic at Raffles Hospital on North Bridge Road. Its website says these offer family medicine, travel health and vaccinations, health screening and dental services around the clock, alongside 24-hour GP teleconsultation and house, hotel and ship calls. The airport clinic is convenient for travellers and city-fringe residents, and the group publishes separate daytime and after-hours consultation rates rather than a single fee.

Changi Airport and city
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2. Central 24-HR Clinic Group

Central 24-HR Clinic Group states that it operates around the clock, 365 days a year, across a network of heartland clinics in estates such as Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Choa Chu Kang, Clementi, Hougang, Jurong West, Pasir Ris, Tampines, Woodlands and Yishun. Its website lists general practice, chronic disease management, vaccinations and health screening. As a spread of neighbourhood GP clinics rather than a hospital, it suits residents who want a nearby walk-in option late at night, though it advises confirming the specific branch before travelling.

3. Unihealth Clinic

Unihealth Clinic states that its branches operate 24 hours, seven days a week, including public holidays, with sites in Jurong East, Toa Payoh, Yishun, Tampines and Punggol. Its website describes round-the-clock primary care covering acute illness, chronic disease management, preventive care, health screening and vaccinations. Positioned in MRT-linked heartland locations, it is another neighbourhood walk-in option for after-hours GP needs. As with any 24-hour clinic, it is worth calling the specific branch first to confirm it is open before heading down.

4. Thomson Medical

Thomson Medical, a private hospital in the Novena area, states that it runs a 24-hour Urgent Care Centre for non-life-threatening conditions, describing round-the-clock care with no appointment necessary. Its website says the centre is equipped to treat issues such as mild burns, minor trauma and fractures and to perform minor procedures, supported by the hospital's diagnostic facilities. The group separately references a 24-hour family clinic on site. It suits central-area residents who want hospital-backed urgent care rather than a neighbourhood GP after dark.

5. Parkway Hospitals (Mount Elizabeth, Gleneagles, Parkway East)

Under IHH Healthcare's Parkway network, several private hospitals state that they run 24-hour Urgent Care Centres for urgent, non-emergency conditions: Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Orchard, Mount Elizabeth Novena, and Gleneagles Hospital on Napier Road, with a 24-hour clinic also noted at Parkway East in the Katong area. The hospitals' websites describe round-the-clock teams of doctors and nurses handling injuries and acute illness, backed by on-call specialists and imaging. These centres suit people wanting hospital-level urgent care across the city, Orchard and eastern Singapore.

Orchard, Novena and Napier
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6. Mount Alvernia Hospital

Mount Alvernia Hospital, on Thomson Road, states that it operates a 24-hour Urgent Care Centre staffed by doctors and trained nurses for urgent medical and surgical needs, supported by on-call specialists for cases that need escalation. Its website describes round-the-clock service and says the centre also handles medical screenings, for example for employment or residence applications. As a general acute private hospital near Novena and Bishan, it offers a hospital-backed after-hours option for northern and central neighbourhoods rather than a walk-in neighbourhood GP.

7. Intemedical 24 Hour Clinic

Intemedical is a heartland general practice whose Ang Mo Kio clinic, on Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, is listed in recent 2026 directories as open 24 hours daily, including public holidays. Started by a group of doctors, it presents itself as offering affordable, comprehensive primary care to the community. It is a neighbourhood walk-in option in the central-north for common after-hours complaints. Because its own website was not reachable at the time of writing, confirm the current 24-hour status by phone before making a late-night trip.

Ang Mo Kio
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Lifelink is a long-running family clinic in the Serangoon North HDB estate that recent 2026 listings describe as open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. It provides general practice care and is listed as a CHAS-participating clinic, making it a neighbourhood walk-in choice for after-hours coughs, fevers, minor injuries and similar non-emergency complaints in the north-east. As its own website could not be reached at the time of writing, call ahead to confirm it is currently operating 24 hours before heading down late at night.

Serangoon North
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9. Speedoc

Speedoc is not a walk-in clinic but a service that brings Singapore-licensed doctors and nurses to the home. It states that its house-call doctors and call centre operate 24 hours, seven days a week, including public holidays, and it also offers video consultations and medication delivery. This suits people who are unwell overnight but unable to travel, or who prefer to be seen at home for a non-emergency issue. Response times and fees differ from a clinic visit, so check availability and charges when booking.

How to choose

  • Confirm the clinic is genuinely open right now. 'After-hours' can mean a clinic staffed 24 hours, one open only until late evening, or a chain where just some outlets run overnight, so check the specific location and time before you travel.
  • Weigh proximity and your fastest route. Late at night the nearest capable option usually beats a better-known one across the island, so it helps to note one heartland clinic and one hospital urgent care centre near you in advance.
  • Call ahead where you can. Many clinics take walk-ins, but phoning first lets staff confirm they are open, tell you the expected wait, and advise whether to come in or go elsewhere.
  • Expect after-hours pricing. Consultation charges are commonly higher late at night and on public holidays, and hospital urgent care usually costs more than a neighbourhood GP, so ask about fees and payment on arrival rather than assuming a standard rate.
  • Match the service to the problem. Some sites are neighbourhood GP clinics, others are hospital urgent care centres with imaging and on-site specialists, and services such as house calls or teleconsultation may suit you if you cannot travel.
  • Know when to skip the clinic and call 995. For chest pain, stroke signs, severe bleeding, breathing difficulty or any life-threatening emergency, call 995 for an ambulance or go directly to a hospital accident and emergency department.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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