
Covid-19 Services
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on the services we provide for Covid-19.
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Safeguard against Covid-19 with
COVID-19 Serology
COVID-19 Serology
COVID-19 serology (blood) testing may be used in the determination of
- immune response to vaccination,
- evidence of past infection,
- for pre-departure travel where required by the destination country or carrying airline, and
- epidemiological assessment such as in persons undergoing rostered routine testing (RRT).
There is currently no role for COVID-19 serology (IgG/IgM) tests in the clinical diagnosis of recent-onset COVID-19 infections. A PCR swab test is used in the diagnosis active COVID-19 infections.  In the event of a positive serology test result, depending on his past vaccination, infection history or current symptoms, the person may also require a further COVID-19 PCR test to determine if there is active COVID-19 infection.
Patients are advised to consult with our physicians regarding the need for this test.
- Test for immunity after Pfizer / Moderna or other COVID-19 vaccine (Serology for Neutralising Antibodies to the Spike protein – ACOV2S) – $48.00 Nett
- Test for past infection (Serology COV IgG – COV G) – $35.00 Nett
- For pre-travel (COVID Serology IgM – COV M) – $38.00 Nett
For persons with overseas COVID-19 vaccination, we can update this information into the National Immunisation Records if it meets the following criteria:
- The individuals are Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents or Long-Term Pass (e.g. Long-Term Visitor Pass, Work Permit, Employment Pass, S Pass, Dependent Pass) Holders (LTPH);
- Produce an overseas COVID-19 vaccination document, – the vaccine used should be authorised by the Heath Sciences Authority under the Pandemic Special Access Route (PSAR) or listed on the World Health Organization’s Emergency Use Listing (WHO EUL);
- The relevant serology test result is positive.
Upon successful ingestion of the individuals’ overseas COVID-19 vaccination data into NIR, the individuals would be able to view their vaccination records in HealthHub (mid July 2021 onwards), and subsequently on TraceTogether once the system enhancement is ready (late August 2021 onwards).
Please call us at 6337 8933 for an appointment to have the test done.

Safeguard against Covid-19 with
Overseas COVID-19 Services
COVID-19 PCR, Antigen Test / Lateral Flow Immunoassays & Serology test
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1. Booking an Appointment
Please book your pre-departure COVID test appointments here. (Please note that unless otherwise arranged with our clinic, Fridays pre-departure PCR tests will be express tests. This is due to our clinic working hours being up to 12noon on Saturdays and regular service PCR done on Fridays may not have their test results out by clinic’s closing time on Saturday)
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You should make an appointment that fits your required testing window and be present at the clinic early for the appointment.  You are responsible for checking for your testing window that is in line with your destination country’s requirement.Â
2. How far in advance should I make an appointment for the pre-departure PCR test?
Please make your appointment with the clinic as early as possible, once your approval and flight timing is confirmed.
If you do not make a prior appointment, please note that:
- There is no guarantee that there will be a test slot for you; and
- You may not get your results in time for your flight.
Travellers who miss the cut-off test timing may not be able to obtain a test result in time for their flight.
3. What details will I need to book an appointment for the PCR test?
Please have the following information on hand when making an appointment for your test:
- Identity card number and passport number
- Departure flight timing (if applicable)
- Possible times for your test slot: Please refer to the Test Schedule to confirm your timing
- Address in Singapore
- Contact number
- Email address
4. What documents should I bring for my appointment?
Please bring the following:
- Identity card and passport
- Softcopy booking reference showing your departure flight timing (if applicable)
5. When can I expect to get my PCR test results?
You should receive your digital copy of PCR test results by email or whatsapp at least three hours before your departure, if you met the cut-off timing at your clinic. Please let the clinic know if you need to receive the printed memo by a certain time.
You may wish to also print and bring the memo overseas yourself
Pricing
ART: $38
Home swab: $138
Home PCR (express): $270
PCR (next day result) : $118
PCR (express): $250
PCR and serology: $200
Prices exclude GST. As of Jan 2023
Update Overseas COVID-19 Vaccination
For persons with overseas COVID-19 vaccination, we can update this information into the National Immunisation Records if it meets the following criteria:
- The individuals are Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents or Long-Term Pass (e.g. Long-Term Visitor Pass, Work Permit, Employment Pass, S Pass, Dependent Pass) Holders (LTPH);
- Produce an overseas COVID-19 vaccination document, – the vaccine used should be authorised by the Heath Sciences Authority under the Pandemic Special Access Route (PSAR) or listed on the World Health Organization’s Emergency Use Listing (WHO EUL);
- The relevant serology test result is positive.
Upon successful ingestion of the individuals’ overseas COVID-19 vaccination data into NIR, the individuals would be able to view their vaccination records in HealthHub (mid July 2021 onwards), and subsequently on TraceTogether once the system enhancement is ready (late August 2021 onwards).
https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/updates-on-vaccination-records
Book your appointment with us today:
​Please bring your IC/FIN Card and overseas vaccination documents.  Your vaccination record in the Singapore’s National Immunization Registry (NIR) will be updated if serology shows positive results.
Services | Cost (including GST) |
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Serology Test plus Update into National Immunisation Registry | 88.66 |

Enhancing Care with Precision with
Sinopharm COVID-19 Vaccine
Sinopharm COVID-19 Vaccine
Booster Sinopharm vaccine recommended schedule:
- 90 days after a primary course of inactivated COVID-19 vaccine (3 dose Sinovac / Sinopharm)
- 120 days after primary course of mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine (Moderna / Phizer)
- (or at least 28 days after recovery from COVID-19 infection)


Do you need a booster vaccine?
There has been evidence that antibody levels from COVID-19 vaccines decline with time after the primary series. Booster vaccine increases this antibody response substantially.
How does Sinopharm vaccine work?
Sinopharm vaccine exposed the body to inactivated COVID-19 virus, to induce the immune system will make antibodies against the coronavirus, attaching to viral proteins. The delivery virus has been attenuated so you won’t develop the common cold when administered with this vaccine. Your body immune system can then respond to an infection of live coronaviruses by producing antibodies to block the virus.
Why is it important to get the COVID-19 vaccine?
The Singapore government has advised that COVID-19 vaccination will help to protect us and our loved ones against COVID-19. Vaccination will not only reduce the number of people susceptible to the coronavirus, but also reduce the chances of transmission in the community. A high local vaccination coverage is key to protect ourselves from COVID-19, and we encourage all medically eligible persons to be vaccinated.
How effective is the Sinopharm vaccine?
The Sinopharm vaccine’s efficacy rate is currently at 79% in preventing symptomatic infection in the multi-country Phase 3 trial. This can be compared to 51% for the Sinovac vaccine and 95% for the Pfizer-BioNTech/Cominarty vaccine.  More studies are required to determine COVID-19 vaccine efficacy against COVID-19 variants.
HSA safety update #6 (30 Dec 20 – 30 Sep 21) – Incidence of Adverse Effects (AE)
- Sinopharm 0.02% AE (none serious)
- Sinovac 0.06% AE (0.005% serious)
- mRNA 0.14% AE (0.006% serious), 81 local cases of myocarditis, pericarditis, 8.4 per 100,000 cerebral venous thrombosis.