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Annual Screening

Stay Ahead of Health Challenges with Annual Screenings

Comprehensive Annual Screenings for Seniors to Detect Health Issues Early and Ensure Healthier Ageing.

What are Annual Screenings and Why it Matters

Understanding Annual Screenings

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A nurse from Straits Geriatrics Centre consulting with an elderly couple in a comfortable home setting.

Annual screenings are essential check-ups that help identify potential health concerns early, such as heart disease, diabetes, or cancer.

 

For seniors, these screenings play a vital role in catching risks before they become serious, allowing for early treatment and helping maintain overall well-being.

Early Detection

Prevention Over Treatment

Maintain Health

How We Support Seniors and Their Families

Caring for Seniors with Comprehensive Annual Screenings

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We provide compassionate annual screenings that focus on each senior’s unique needs, ensuring early detection of health issues, offering detailed guidance, and supporting families every step of the way for better, healthier ageing.

Personalised Health Assessments

We tailor annual screenings to each senior’s unique health needs, ensuring early detection of potential issues and personalised care plans for better health outcomes.

Comprehensive Health Monitoring

Our screenings cover a wide range of health conditions, from heart disease to cancer, offering thorough assessments to proactively manage and monitor senior health.

Guidance & Support for Families

We provide families with clear information and support, helping them understand screening results and make informed decisions for their loved ones’ ongoing care and well-being.

Dr. Tan Mei Ying Melanie

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Senior Consultant Geriatrician

MBBS (Australia), MRCP (UK), FRCP (UK),

FAMS (Geriatric Medicine, Singapore)

Language Spoken: English, Mandarin, some Hokkien 

Dr. Tan Mei Ying Melanie is deeply committed to the wellbeing of older adults. Serving as a visiting consultant at National University Hospital and Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, as well as Vice President of the Society for Geriatric Medicine Singapore, she exemplifies unwavering dedication in every aspect of her work.

Dr. Tan Mei Ying Melanie, consultant geriatrician at Straits Geriatrics Centre, standing and smiling in navy scrubs with the clinic logo.

Annual Screening FAQ

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Your Questions About Annual Screening, Answered

Discover more about annual screenings and how it can significantly benefit you or your loved ones with our expert answers to your most common questions.

Get in Touch

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Exterior view of Gleneagles Medical Centre, home to Straits Geriatrics Centre, surrounded by greenery and a clear blue sky.
Reception area of Straits Geriatrics Centre, featuring a modern design with a blue seating area, white counters, and indoor plants.
Consultation room at Straits Geriatrics Centre, featuring a modern white desk, comfortable seating, and a decorative indoor plant.
Treatment room at Straits Geriatrics Centre, featuring a white desk, computer, and cabinetry with a vibrant blue door accent.

Address

Gleneagles Medical Centre

6 Napier Road, #03-14,

SG 258499

Opening Hours

Mon to Fri:   0830 - 1730 hrs

Sat:              0830 - 1230 hrs

Sun & Ph:    Closed

Call

(65) 6341 5218

(65) 8939 4232

The Gleneagles Hospital carpark is open 24 hours a day.

Nearest Bus Stop

Napier Station Exit 1 (#13019)

7, 7B, 75, 77, 105, 106, 123, 174, 174E

5 minutes walk away from Napier MRT Station  TE12  

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