1. Submit a brief enquiry
Provide parent or guardian contact details, country of residence, the child’s age range and a short description of the main concern.
International families
Seeking developmental paediatric care in Singapore
Families living outside Singapore are welcome to submit an enquiry. The clinic team first reviews the child’s general needs, previous assessments, location and practical requirements before advising whether an appointment in Singapore may be suitable.
Plan before travelling
Submitting an enquiry does not confirm an appointment. Please wait for the clinic team to contact you before making consultation-specific arrangements.
Submit an International EnquiryBased in Singapore
Welcoming enquiries from overseas
Families from Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and other countries may contact the clinic team to ask whether a consultation in Singapore may be appropriate.
Each enquiry is reviewed individually. Practical discussion may include the reason for the enquiry, existing assessments, travel timing and whether school or professional coordination may be relevant.
Send a Short Enquiry
Before an appointment
How the process works
The first enquiry is intentionally brief. Detailed medical or school records should not be sent until requested through an appropriate method.
2. Clinic review
The team considers the general needs, possible consultation type and any practical questions that should be discussed.
3. Staff contact
A team member contacts the family to clarify information and discuss whether an appointment in Singapore may be suitable.
4. Records if requested
The clinic may later request relevant reports or school information and provide instructions for appropriate sharing.
5. Travel planning
Families should make consultation-specific plans only after the appointment has been arranged by clinic staff.
6. Ongoing coordination
Follow-up and any communication with other professionals depend on the child’s individual circumstances.
Yes. The clinic team can review a short initial enquiry before advising whether an appointment in Singapore may be suitable.
No. Staff will contact the family before any appointment is arranged.
No. Please send only a short summary. The clinic team will advise if records are needed and how they should be shared.
School information or communication may be considered where relevant, authorised and practical.