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TELECONSULTATION

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With telemedicine set to become a key feature in Singapore’s healthcare landscape, Promises Healthcare is developing proprietary teleconsultation infrastructure that best meets the unique needs of our practice.

Until we are ready to roll out our solution, we have decided forthwith to extend to you the option of attending your appointments on the popular video conferencing platform, Zoom, or over the telephone. 

Please note that all teleconsultations will incur a fixed S$25 Practice Cost on top of regular Consultation Fees. You will also need to pre-pay full fees in order to secure a teleconsultation. 

Please refer to our handy infographic to get yourself started with our new service.

Here is how you can safely and easily make payments from the comfort of your own home:

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  • [New] SG QR Pay – PayNow, PayLah!, UOB Mighty, OCBC Pay Anyone, Standard Chartered
  • Credit Card Authorisation Forms – available upon request from our Front Desk
  • Bank Transfer

 

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    10 Sinaran Drive, Singapore 307506.

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