Johns Hopkins Singapore International Medical Centre

Why we've selected Johns Hopkins Singapore International Medical Centre

John Hopkins Singapore is the second-largest acute care general hospital in Singapore, being a geographically alternative for Johns Hopkins oncology care, which is a state-of-the-art service in a modern Asian setting that’s culturally diverse and sensitive to the needs of both international patients and Singaporeans. They have a dedicated team of professionals that strives to provide the best, personalized healthcare in Asia. The 1200-bed facility is the country’s first private medical facility that combines patient care services with teaching and clinical research. Opened in 2000, Johns Hopkins Singapore International Medical Centre is the first private hospital in Singapore to receive the Joint Commission International Accreditation, and it did so four times in a short amount of time, in 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2013. A member of the National Healthcare Group, the hospital supports health awareness activities in the local community, works in collaboration with researchers from the National University of Singapore, National Cancer Centre Singapore and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Each year, the center treats about 1,400 cancer patients from the Middle East and Asia-Pacific regions, specializing in advanced treatments for a broad range of adult cancers and providing health check-up services and medical screenings.