360 Clinic is a MOH-licensed clinic in Singapore, offering doctor-led medical weight loss alongside a broader range of general practice services. Its weight loss programme is built around medically proven methods, citing clinical trial results of 9%-21% sustainable weight loss, fully supervised by doctors and available online or via walk-in, with medication delivered to patients' doorsteps.
Beyond weight management, 360 Clinic focuses on managing "The 3 Highs" — diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidaemia — through health screening, lifestyle guidance, and personalised medication compliance support. The clinic also manages a wide range of chronic conditions including chronic kidney disease, gout, allergic rhinitis, arthritis, thyroid disorders, asthma and COPD, and skin conditions, treats acute illnesses for patients above 1 year old, and offers cancer and health screening (both national and self-financed programmes) as well as vaccinations under the National Adult Immunisation Schedule (NAIS) and National Children Immunisation Schedule (NCIS).
360 Clinic participates in major government and corporate healthcare subsidy schemes, including CHAS, Pioneer Generation, Merdeka Generation, Medisave, MHC, Alliance Healthcare, IHP Healthcare, and Raffles Health Insurance, and accepts cashless payment via NETS, PayNow QR, and Visa/Mastercard credit cards.
360 Clinic is a MOH-licensed clinic in Singapore built around a doctor-led medical weight loss programme, alongside broader general practice and chronic disease management services. The clinic's pitch on weight loss is direct: restore your weight, reclaim your energy, with methods it describes as medically proven to help reverse metabolic conditions.
360 Clinic cites clinical trial data suggesting 9%-21% sustainable weight loss, with injectable medication showing 15%-21% weight loss over 72 weeks in cited trials, and roughly 1 in 3 patients achieving 25% weight reduction. Oral medication is cited at around 9.3% weight loss over 14 weeks. The clinic notes results vary between individuals, and doctors recommend the most appropriate medication type — daily oral tablets or once-weekly injectables — during consultation, since Singapore regulations prevent the clinic from publicly listing specific medication names or classes on its site.
For injectable medication, the clinic describes administration via a pen with an ultra-fine needle in the upper thigh or abdomen, done either at the clinic by a doctor or self-administered at home with guidance. Common side effects from injectable medication include nausea, constipation, gastric reflux, and gallstone complications; oral medication side effects can include nausea, insomnia, palpitations, and dry mouth — all described as generally mild and tolerable, with the doctor explaining specifics during consultation. The clinic also emphasises that medication works better paired with healthy diet and lifestyle changes, providing practical local food guidance to support a calorie deficit alongside regular low-impact exercise.
Oral medication starts from $71 per month, and injectable medication starts from $395 per month, with the consultation fee charged separately and final pricing confirmed after consultation based on dosage, brand, and type. Getting started is a three-step process: connecting via WhatsApp, a video consultation with a doctor, and then either medication delivery to your door or starting treatment at the clinic. Doctors are on duty all working days and reachable via WhatsApp, with ongoing support available without needing to visit in person for patients with good chronic disease control.
360 Clinic places particular focus on "The 3 Highs" — diabetes (high sugar), hypertension (high blood pressure), and hyperlipidaemia (high cholesterol) — conditions the clinic notes are increasingly common across both older and younger patients. Its approach includes affordable health screening, participation in government healthcare programmes, dedicated staff tracking patients' 3 Highs indexes with follow-up reminders, clear explanations of cardiovascular risk, encouragement of once-a-day medication for better compliance, and telemedicine plus medication delivery for patients with good control.
The clinic also manages a wide range of other chronic conditions, including chronic kidney disease and proteinuria, gout and high uric acid, allergic rhinitis, arthritis and osteoporosis, thyroid disorders, asthma and COPD, benign prostate hypertrophy, hair loss and sexual health concerns, menstrual problems and contraception, eczema and skin allergies, and gastritis and acid reflux.
For sudden illness, 360 Clinic offers walk-in appointments and telemedicine to minimise waiting time, treating children above 1 year old, men, women, and the elderly. The clinic also offers cancer and health screening tailored to individual health profiles, spanning national screening programmes (colon and rectum, breast, cervix) and self-financed options (stomach, ovaries, testis, liver, nasopharynx, prostate, pancreas, and more), alongside chronic disease screening for diabetes, blood pressure, and cholesterol, plus self-financed tests like full blood count and kidney, liver, or thyroid function. Vaccination services are provided under the National Adult Immunisation Schedule (NAIS) and National Children Immunisation Schedule (NCIS).
360 Clinic operates two locations in Singapore: Ang Mo Kio at 407 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, #01-749, open Monday to Friday 8am-2pm and 5pm-8pm, Saturday 8am-1pm, closed Sunday and Public Holidays; and Boon Lay at 221 Boon Lay Place, Boon Lay Shopping Centre, #01-226(A), open Monday to Friday 8:30am-2pm and 5pm-8:30pm, Saturday 8:30am-2pm, closed Sunday and Public Holidays. The clinic accepts government and corporate healthcare schemes including CHAS, Pioneer Generation, Merdeka Generation, Medisave, MHC, Alliance Healthcare, IHP Healthcare, and Raffles Health Insurance, and supports cashless payment via NETS, PayNow, and Visa/Mastercard credit cards, with Atome, Grab PayLater, and Shopee PayLater planned for the near future.