Kindred Family Clinic is a network of general practitioner clinics across Singapore, staffed by a team of experienced, FPAB MOH-accredited Family Physicians. The clinic's stated aim is to provide "Kindred" care — family-like, affordable, holistic and quality — to patients of all ages, from infants to the elderly.
The flagship listing here is the Tampines branch at 494 Tampines Street 45, one of six Kindred locations around the island, alongside Kallang Bahru, Yishun, Hougang, Kovan and Macpherson. Each branch runs its own set of consultation hours and contact channels, including phone and WhatsApp booking.
The clinical team includes doctors such as Dr Wong Wooi Seng, a certified LPA issuer and graduate of the National University of Malaysia, who has practiced across institutions including Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Changi General Hospital before joining Kindred. Services span internal medicine, surgical care, aesthetics medicine and health screening packages, with the clinic participating in a wide range of national schemes including CHAS, Pioneer Generation, Merdeka Generation and Baby Bonus.
Kindred Family Clinic describes its approach in a single word: kindred. The name is meant to capture what the practice is going for — family-like, affordable, holistic and quality care — delivered by a team of FPAB MOH-accredited Family Physicians across six neighbourhood locations in Singapore.
Unlike a standalone GP practice, Kindred operates branches in Tampines, Kallang Bahru, Yishun, Hougang, Kovan and Macpherson, each with its own consultation hours, phone line and WhatsApp booking contact. This spread means patients across the eastern and northern parts of the island have a Kindred branch within reach, while still being treated by doctors under the same clinical philosophy.
The Tampines branch, at 494 Tampines Street 45, is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday across three sessions — morning, afternoon and evening — with a shorter Wednesday schedule that closes after the afternoon session, and a Saturday morning slot. It's closed on Wednesday evenings, Sundays and public holidays, and like the other branches, asks patients to register at least 15 to 30 minutes before closing, or earlier depending on the queue.
The clinical team is built around physicians with over a decade of practice each, holding postgraduate certifications and experience managing conditions across all age groups, from infants to the elderly. Dr Wong Wooi Seng, for example, graduated from the National University of Malaysia in 2009, served as a Medical Officer in Malaysia, and went through clinical rotations at institutions including Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Changi General Hospital before joining Kindred. He's based between the Tampines and Macpherson branches, is a certified LPA issuer, and consults in English, Mandarin, Malay and Cantonese.
The clinic's services are organised into four broad areas: internal medicine for everyday and chronic conditions, surgical care for minor in-clinic procedures, aesthetics medicine, and structured health screening packages for patients wanting a more thorough preventive check. Beyond walk-in consultations, Kindred also offers telemedicine appointments and dedicated screening and vaccination bookings for patients who'd rather not wait in a physical queue.
A notable part of Kindred's positioning is its participation in a wide range of Singapore's healthcare schemes — CHAS, Pioneer Generation, Merdeka Generation, Baby Bonus, Fullerton Health, MBS@Gov, MHC, IHP, Alliance and Adept Health among them. For families and elderly patients relying on these subsidies, having a clinic that accepts the relevant scheme without extra hassle is often the deciding factor in where they register.
Each branch keeps its own Facebook page for updates, and the clinic's main channels — phone and WhatsApp — are listed per location, making it straightforward to reach the specific branch a patient is registered at rather than a single central line. For a network this size, that branch-level contact structure keeps things personal, in keeping with the "kindred" idea the clinic is built around.