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Parkway Cancer Centre

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About Parkway Cancer Centre

Parkway Cancer Centre understands the care in cancer care. Their doctors exemplify care through good clinical skills and customised treatment plans. Their nurses, counsellors and other paramedical professionals provide holistic care with experience and compassion.

Cancer care is delivered through effective treatment, with sophisticated medical technologies and proven innovative therapies. It is built into the hospital experience, designed to marry the comforts of home with modern medical facilities.

PCC's dedicated care for patients gives them the capability and confidence to constantly find ways to provide optimal outcomes in an ever-changing landscape of cancer research and development.

Parkway Cancer Centre's experience

Parkway Cancer Centre was founded in 2006 as a comprehensive treatment centre for cancer patients. They provide one-stop cancer services that range from cancer screening and diagnosis to cancer treatment and palliative care.

Cancer patients can choose to access treatment and services from:

  1. Mount Elizabeth Hospital
  2. Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital
  3. Gleneagles Hospital

Parkway Cancer Centre's philosophy

At PCC, patients are at the centre of all we do. That is why they have a support team — CanHOPE — working closely with medical and allied health professionals to coordinate your treatment.

The CanHOPE team has deep experience working with past cancer patients. It is attuned to your needs and committed to:

  • Helping you and your carer make informed decisions for your treatment
  • Providing you with personalised support throughout this difficult journey.

At PCC, cancer patients know their best interests are kept at heart. You can enjoy peace of mind knowing you will receive the right care.

Our Locations

Parkway Cancer Centre - Gleneagles Hospital

Address:

6A Napier Rd
Singapore 258500

Main line:

+65 6473 8688

Opening Hours:

Monday to Friday: 9.00am – 5.00pm

Saturday: 8.00am – 12.00pm

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Parkway Cancer Centre - Gleneagles Medical Centre

Address:

6 Napier Road #03-01
Singapore 258499

Main line:

+65 6472 0800

Opening Hours:

Monday to Friday: 9.00am – 5.00pm

Saturday: 8.00am – 12.00pm

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