Raffles Medical at Changi Airport Terminal 3 is a 24-hour general practice clinic located at #B2-01 on the basement level of Singapore Changi Airport, part of the Raffles Medical Group network of family clinics. It offers an extensive range of medical services around the clock, every day of the week — a convenient stop for travellers, airport staff and anyone who needs a doctor outside normal hours.
The clinic's services span family medicine, travel health, vaccinations, medical check-ups, health screening and dental care. It is equipped with an onsite minor operating theatre, a treadmill ECG and radiological facilities, so minor procedures, cardiac testing and imaging can all be handled in a single visit rather than referred elsewhere.
Patients are cared for by dedicated doctors, nurses and clinic staff covering all primary health needs — from everyday consultations to statutory health checks, screening packages and travel vaccinations, including a dedicated Hajj and Umrah package. GP teleconsultation with a Raffles Medical doctor is also available 24/7 through Raffles Connect. Consultation fees vary by time of day, with separate weekday, weekend, public holiday and overnight rates; quoted fees cover the consultation only and exclude medication and additional investigations. Enquiries made through the website receive a response within two working days.
Most clinics hand you an after-hours answering machine. Raffles Medical at Changi Airport Terminal 3 simply keeps going. Tucked into the basement level of Terminal 3 at Singapore Changi Airport, it is one of Raffles Medical Group's 24-hour clinics, offering an extensive range of medical services around the clock, every day of the week.
That matters for anyone moving through the airport — departing passengers, arriving travellers, crew, and the many people who work in and around it. A fever that flares at midnight, a medication that runs out mid-trip, a check-up that cannot wait for Monday: each can be handled on the spot by the clinic's dedicated doctors, nurses and support staff.
At its core, this is a family medicine practice. The clinic provides consultation, treatment and management for all of your primary health needs, with a service list that runs well beyond a standard GP visit: family medicine, travel health, vaccinations, medical check-ups, health screening and dental services. For frequent flyers, being able to see a doctor without leaving the airport can turn a potentially trip-disrupting illness into a minor hiccup.
Where the clinic genuinely differs from a neighbourhood practice is its equipment. The medical centre is fitted with an onsite minor operating theatre, a treadmill ECG and radiological facilities, creating a one-stop, seamless healthcare experience. A patient who needs a minor procedure, a cardiac stress test or imaging can have it done within the same visit rather than being referred elsewhere.
An airport clinic is a natural home for travel medicine, and the service list reflects it. Travellers can arrange pre-travel consultations and vaccinations, including a dedicated Hajj and Umrah package, seasonal flu vaccination and HPV vaccination, alongside immunisations that follow Singapore's National Childhood Immunisation Schedule (NCIS) and National Adult Immunisation Schedule (NAIS).
Already mid-journey and unable to come in? Raffles Medical also runs GP teleconsultation around the clock through Raffles Connect, so a doctor is reachable at any hour.
Preventive and administrative services are equally wide-ranging. Patients can book statutory health checks, health screening packages with laboratory analysis, and screening mammograms, as well as the medical examinations required for migrant domestic workers, including mandatory measles immunity testing. Sexual health services, a structured weight loss programme, and legal-medical services such as Advance Medical Directives and Lasting Power of Attorney round out the list. Through the wider Raffles network, patients can also arrange delivery of acute or chronic medication, and home medical or nursing services that extend to hotel, house and ship calls.
You will find the clinic at 65 Airport Boulevard, #B2-01, Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3, Singapore 819663, and it can be reached on 6241 8818. It operates 24 hours a day, so late-night and early-morning visits are entirely normal — but it helps to know that consultation charges vary by time band, with separate rates for weekday daytime hours, weekday evenings, weekends and public holidays, and the overnight window.
Quoted consultation fees are inclusive of GST and cover the consultation itself only; medication, additional treatment, and laboratory or diagnostic investigations are billed separately. Fees are subject to change, so if your visit is not urgent it is worth confirming current charges by phone first. For general questions, the clinic accepts enquiries through the Raffles Medical website, with staff aiming to respond within two working days.
The Terminal 3 clinic sits within Raffles Medical Group, whose services span family medicine, hospital care, specialist centres, dental and Chinese medicine across Singapore. Through the group's family clinics, patients can also tap government healthcare assistance schemes such as Healthier SG, Screen For Life, GPFirst and the Primary Care Network, alongside corporate healthcare and insurance services.
Whether you are a traveller struck down at two in the morning, a parent catching up on a child's immunisations, or simply someone looking for a dependable GP, Raffles Medical at Changi Airport Terminal 3 offers a straightforward proposition: primary care, whenever you need it.