Central 24-HR Clinic (Pasir Ris) is a branch of the Central 24-HR Clinic Group, Singapore's largest 24-hour clinic group, which started with a single clinic in 1999 and has since grown to 12 fully-equipped clinics nationwide (described elsewhere on the group's site as 11 clinics islandwide). The Pasir Ris branch is open 24 hours, 365 days a year, including weekdays, weekends, eves of public holidays and public holidays themselves, for non-emergency medical needs.
Services at the clinic span general practice, chronic condition management, vaccinations for adults and children, child development screening, men's and women's health, health screening packages, the newer AgeQ biological age test, medical aesthetics, and corporate wellness programmes. The clinic accepts a broad range of insurance and healthcare schemes, including CHAS, Healthier SG, Integrated Health Plans (IHP), Make Health Connect (MHC), Adept Health, Alliance Medinet, Fullerton Health, iXchange (Parkway Shenton), and Singlife.
The group positions its 24-hour model around shorter waits and lower exposure compared to hospital A&E departments, with overnight patients typically spending just 10 to 15 minutes at the clinic from consultation to collecting medication. The Pasir Ris clinic is located near Pasir Ris MRT, close to Changi General Hospital and St Andrew's Community Hospital.
For residents in and around Pasir Ris, Tampines and Changi, Central 24-HR Clinic (Pasir Ris) offers something not every neighbourhood GP can: a clinic that's genuinely open 24 hours, 365 days a year, including public holidays. It's one branch of the Central 24-HR Clinic Group, which the group describes as by far the largest 24-hour clinic group in Singapore — a network that started with a single clinic in 1999 and has since grown to 12 fully-equipped clinics nationwide.
The clinic makes its case around three points: shorter waiting times, lower exposure to other unwell patients, and convenience. On average, overnight patients spend less than 10 to 15 minutes at the clinic, from consultation through to collecting medication — a stark contrast to hospital A&E departments, where overnight loads and waiting times tend to run much higher. With 11 clinics located islandwide (per the group's own accessibility messaging), families can access non-emergency medical care wherever they happen to be, at whatever hour they need it.
The Pasir Ris clinic covers general practice and chronic condition management, alongside vaccinations for both adults and children, child development screening, and men's and women's health services. On the preventive side, the clinic offers health screening packages and the newer AgeQ biological age test. Beyond core medical care, the clinic also offers medical aesthetics treatments and corporate wellness programmes for businesses.
Central 24-HR Clinic (Pasir Ris) is set up to work with a wide range of payment and subsidy schemes, including CHAS and Healthier SG on the government side, and Integrated Health Plans (IHP) and Make Health Connect (MHC) for corporate clients. On the private insurance front, the clinic accepts Adept Health, Alliance Medinet, Fullerton Health, iXchange (Parkway Shenton), and Singlife, covering underlying insurers such as Great Eastern, NTUC Income, Cigna, Prudential, AXA, Aviva, FWD, QBE, and Tokio Marine, among others. Patients who don't see their specific scheme listed are encouraged to contact the clinic directly to check.
Reviews of the clinic point to efficient, unhurried service even during off-peak or overnight hours — one reviewer described being seen by the doctor in under two minutes after walking in, with no queue, while another specifically praised staff member Hanah for her dedication and courteous service during the early morning hours. A third reviewer highlighted a quick, detail-oriented vaccination visit with minimal wait from check-in to billing.
The clinic is candid about the trade-offs of a 24-hour model. Waiting times can occasionally stretch beyond the norm — staff double-check prescribed medications for safety, and the clinic sometimes experiences manpower shortages like many other Singaporean businesses. Consultation fees are also pegged to the time of registration, meaning extended-hours and public holiday visits can cost more, reflecting overtime costs for staff. On rare occasions, the clinic may need to close briefly due to staffing gaps; updates are posted to Google Maps and the clinic's website, and patients are encouraged to call ahead before heading down. For certain serious conditions, such as significant burns or trauma, the attending doctor may also refer patients to A&E for more specialised care.
Central 24-HR Clinic (Pasir Ris) is located at 446 Pasir Ris Drive 6, #01-122, Singapore 510446, close to Pasir Ris MRT and served by Bus Services 12, 21, 81, 53 and 39. The clinic is near Changi General Hospital and St Andrew's Community Hospital, and can be contacted by phone, fax, WhatsApp, or email.