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Minmed Clinic is the GP clinic network of Minmed Group, a Singapore healthcare company founded in 2001. Its clinics handle everyday GP care, chronic condition follow-ups, vaccinations and health screening, and most of them are inside shopping malls close to MRT stations.
Minmed's website describes a large GP, dental and paediatric clinic network across Singapore (checked 30 Oct 2026). Below you'll find each Minmed branch listed on ClinicGeek, with its address and today's opening hours, so you can pick the nearest one that is open.
ClinicGeek is an independent clinic directory and isn't affiliated with Minmed. To book, use Minmed's website or app, or call the branch directly.
13 Minmed Clinic branches listed on ClinicGeek with addresses, opening hours, and Google ratings where available.
Minmed Group was founded in 2001. Its founder and CEO is Dr Eric Chiam.
The group describes its focus as preventive health. Besides GP clinics, it runs health screening centres, paediatric and dental clinics, and wellness services such as fitness studios and counselling.
On its homepage, Minmed reports having served more than 1,000,000 patients and carried out more than 1,200,000 health screens. These are the group's own figures.
Services vary by branch. Check the branch listing or call before you visit for a specific service.
Eligibility and subsidy amounts are set by the schemes themselves. Confirm your coverage with the clinic, and bring your identity documents and plan card when you register.
You can get a GP queue number in the Minmed Connect app, book an appointment through the Book link for each branch on Minmed’s locations page, or walk in.
Minmed’s clinics are cashless. The payment methods it lists are NETS, Visa and Mastercard, GrabPay and SGQR.
Minmed offers video consultations through the Minmed Connect app, either straight away or by appointment. You pay in the app, the e-MC appears in the app, and Minmed says medication is delivered within 3 hours.
Minmed lists teleconsultation as suitable for common problems such as fever, cough and cold, rashes and red eye, and for follow-ups on conditions like high blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes. It isn’t suitable for chest pain, breathlessness, severe abdominal pain, stroke-like symptoms or open wounds. For emergencies, go to the nearest A&E.
Minmed’s clinics don’t offer after-hours in-clinic care, and Minmed points patients to teleconsultation instead.
