Do you have questions running through your mind about what a hospital birth experience is like? Let us walk this journey with you and help you prepare for one of life’s most momentous experiences.
Finding a specialist
At Gleneagles Hospital, we have 29 specialists in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology who can care for you and your baby from pregnancy, labour delivery, to the postdelivery period.
Choosing an obstetrician is not an easy decision to make. You may consider seeking recommendations from friends and family, reading online reviews, or finding out which OB-GYNs are in your insurance network.
Unsure if your current obstetrician is right for you? Keep in mind that you can change your decision at any point in your pregnancy. If you don’t feel comfortable with your obstetrician, try to talk about your concerns and see if your doctor can address them. Make sure that you have complete trust in your practitioner, as a lack of trust or confidence in your doctor can cause unnecessary stress throughout your pregnancy.
Maternity tour
Our maternity tours can help you and your partner learn more about the facilities and services offered at the Gleneagles hospital, so that you will be better prepared for delivery upon admission.
During the maternity tour, we will take you around the hospital to view our maternity wards and the facilities you will enjoy. The tour also gives you an opportunity to ask questions about our hospital amenities and services.
Join our maternity tour for an idea of how to prepare yourself for a memorable, stress-free birth experience at Gleneagles Hospital. It’ll be a memory you’re sure to treasure.
Advance booking for tours is required. For enquiries and reservation, please call:
Gleneagles Hospital customer service
Tel: +65 6470 5615 during office hours
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Maternity packages and pregnancy health
Pregnancy is a very exciting time in a woman’s life. Your body will undergo tremendous changes from conception, delivery, to postdelivery. To ensure that you and your baby are in good health, you will be advised to have regular check-ups. Here is an overview of what you can expect during your medical consultations.
- First trimester
- Review of any symptoms
- Measurement of weight and blood pressure
- Thorough physical examination
- Ultrasound scan to visualise your baby and check your baby’s heart beat
- Blood tests to check for anaemia and infections
- Screening test for Down Syndrome (optional)
- Second trimester
- Review of any symptoms
- Measurement of weight and blood pressure
- Thorough physical examination
- Ultrasound scan to check for any structural abnormalities affecting your baby
- Oral glucose tolerance test to check for gestational diabetes
- Update on maternal immunisations
- Opportunity to sign up for ParentCraft services or maternity tours
- Third trimester
- Review of any symptoms
- Measurement of weight and blood pressure
- Thorough physical examination
- Ultrasound scan to check your baby’s growth and the surrounding amniotic fluid
- Opportunity to sign up for ParentCraft services or maternity tours
As you journey through your pregnancy term, learn more about the body changes to expect during pregnancy, how to maintain mental and sexual health, the recommended nutritional intake for an expectant mother, pregnancy complications that may occur, the various labour and birthing methods available, as well as preparing for your baby's arrival.
Nothing makes us feel happier when you feel at complete ease and assurance during this phase of your life, as our multidisciplinary team of obstetricians, nurses, lactation consultants and nutritionists commit ourselves to fulfilling your every need at every step of the way.
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Maternity wards and room rates
Our team in the maternity ward is ready to indulge you and baby with lots of tender loving care. We have four types of maternity rooms that you can choose from. Every maternity room is designed to provide you with the space, services and amenities you need for a comfortable post-partum hospital stay. We also have a personalised lactation consultation service in every maternity room to provide mothers with the breastfeeding support they need.
Normal delivery
Normal delivery, also called vaginal delivery, is the most common birthing method for most women. Assisted vaginal delivery is a type of vaginal delivery where the doctor uses a vacuum device or forceps to help your baby come out. The average hospital stay for most women who undergo a normal or assisted delivery is 2 days.
| Type of Room |
Room Rates |
Room Amenities |
Services |
| Single Room (24 m2) |
S$3,946 for 2 nights' stay (Normal/Assisted Delivery) |
- Sofa bed
- Television
- Telephone
- In-room safe
- Slippers
- Towels
- Toiletries
- WiFi
- Mini-Fridge
|
- Personalised Lactation Consultation
- Customised Confinement Menu
- Comprehensive Newborn Blood Screen, Bilirubin Test, Hearing Screening and Vaccination
- Parking for 1 vehicle for duration of package or limousine service to destination upon discharge
- Celebratory cocktail for 6 persons
- Accommodation for partner for duration of package
- Meals for partner for duration of package
|
| 2-Bedded Room (31 m2) |
S$2,822 for 2 nights' stay (Normal/Assisted Delivery) |
- Television
- Telephone
- Locker
- Slippers
- Towels
- Toiletries set
- WiFi
|
- Personalised Lactation Consultation
- Customised Confinement Menu
- Comprehensive Newborn Blood Screen, Bilirubin Test, Hearing Screening and Vaccination
|
| Superior Room (31 m2) |
S$6,468 for 2 nights' stay (Normal/Assisted Delivery) |
- Writing table
- Sofa bed
- Television
- Telephone
- In-room safe
- Mini-fridge
- Slippers
- Towels
- Toiletries
- WiFi
|
- Personalised Lactation Consultation
- Customised Confinement Menu
- Comprehensive Newborn Blood Screen, Bilirubin Test, Hearing Screening and Vaccination
- Baby Metabolic Screen
- Parking for 1 vehicle for duration of package or limousine service to destination upon discharge
- Celebratory dinner for 2 persons
- Celebratory cocktail for 6 persons
- Meals for partner for duration of package
- Accommodation for partner for duration of package
- Welcome minibar
|
| Dempsey Suite (43 m2) |
S$10,024 for 2 nights' stay (Normal/Assisted Delivery) |
- Writing table
- Sofa bed
- Television
- Telephone
- In-room safe
- Mini-fridge
- Slippers
- Towels
- Toiletries
- WiFi
- Nespresso machine
|
- Personalised Lactation Consultation
- Customised VIP Menu
- Comprehensive Newborn Blood Screen, Bilirubin Test, Hearing Screening and Vaccination
- Baby Metabolic Screen
- Parking for 1 vehicle for duration of package or limousine service to destination upon discharge
- Celebratory dinner for 2 persons
- Celebratory cocktail for 6 persons
- Meals for partner for duration of package
- Accommodation for partner for duration of package
- Welcome mini-bar
- Nespresso coffee
|
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Caesarean delivery
Caesarean delivery refers to the delivery of a baby through a surgical cut in the abdomen. Women who had previous caesarean deliveries or certain pregnancy complications may be advised to undergo this type of delivery. The cost may vary depending on the complications encountered during delivery and postdelivery. The estimated bill for caesarean delivery in a single room is shown below:
| Single Room |
Middle price |
High price |
| Hospital Fee |
$10,847 |
$12,281 |
| Doctor Fee |
$8,916 |
$12,016 |
| Total Fee |
$19,763 |
$24,297 |
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Prenatal tests
As you go through the pregnancy journey, your doctor will advise you to undergo certain prenatal tests to make sure that you and your baby are doing well.
A prenatal ultrasound scan is a safe and useful method to evaluate your baby. The first ultrasound scan is usually performed in the first trimester so that your doctor can visualise the growing foetus in the pregnancy sac inside your womb. An ultrasound scan can also assess your baby’s risk of having a genetic condition called Down Syndrome. In the second trimester, a detailed foetal anomaly scan is performed to check if there are any structural abnormalities affecting your baby, such as the heart, brain, kidneys and other organs. By the third trimester, ultrasound scans are performed to monitor the growth of your baby and to examine if the amniotic fluid surrounding your baby is adequate.
Aside from prenatal scans, your doctor will also advise you to undergo blood tests to check your blood count and to check for infections such as hepatitis, rubella, and other sexually transmitted infections. You will also be asked to have an oral glucose tolerance test to screen for gestational diabetes. Some women may also be advised to undergo invasive or non-invasive prenatal testing to analyse foetal DNA and determine the baby’s risk of having certain genetic conditions.
Antenatal courses or ParentCraft service
The Gleneagles Hospital is a World Health Organisation-accredited baby-friendly hospital. We are committed to helping mothers discover the joys of breastfeeding.
Our antenatal courses or ParentCraft service is a breastfeeding and childbirth education programme. Gleneagles ParentCraft Centre has a team of trained personnel to prepare you for childbirth and provide advice on confinement/postnatal care and caring for your newborn in areas such as bathing and breastfeeding. Individual (English & Mandarin) classes on childbirth preparation are available.
We aim to lay the foundations to a warm and loving relationship with your little miracle through our ParentCraft services.
For enquiries on ParentCraft Services,
Please call: +65 6470 5852
Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm
Saturday: 9am – 12pm
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