• Aman Medical Centre is a healthcare facility dedicated to providing comprehensive and compassionate medical care to its patients.We provides Health Screening from Basic Plan to an Executive Plan, cater to each patient's needs at our clinic, on an appointment basis.
• Our operating hours are:
• Monday-Friday: 8:45 am to 12:00 pm , 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
• Saturday: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
• Sunday & Public Holiday : Closed
• Please note that medical check up and post health screening follow-up at Aman Medical Centre, is on an appointment basis and you may email admin@amanmedical.com.sg or call the clinic number +65 6209-0979 for further arrangements.

To Get Health Screening Appointment, You Can Follow These Steps:

• 1. Visit The Clinic: Go to Aman Medical Centre in person and inquire about their health screening programs at the reception. The staff can provide detailed information about the available screening packages and help you schedule an appointment.
• 2. Call The Clinic: Contact Aman Medical Centre via phone. Call the clinic number +65 62090979 to speak with a representative who can guide you through the process of booking a health screening appointment.
• 3. Online Appointment Booking: Visit Aman Medical Centre’s website, look for the "Book an Appointment" or "Health Screening" section, and follow the instructions to schedule your screening online.
• 4. Email Inquiry: If you prefer, you can send an email to Aman Medical Centre’s official email address admin@amanmedical.com.sg . In your email, mention your interest and request information on available packages and appointment availability. The clinic staff will respond with the necessary details and further instructions.
• 5. Consult Your Primary Care Physician: If you already have a primary care physician associated with Aman Medical Centre, discuss your interest in health screening with them. They can provide recommendations on the appropriate screening packages and help you set up an appointment.

• It is recommended to wait for a few days after your vaccination to ensure accurate results.
• Some vaccines might cause temporary changes in your body's immune response and health metrics.
• If you have any concerns, it’s best to consult with your healthcare provider before scheduling your screening.

Tests are diagnostic procedures conducted to assess various aspects of health, including physical conditions, organ function, and biochemical markers. They range from simple urine tests and blood tests to complex imaging scans and genetic screenings. Tests help healthcare providers detect diseases early, monitor ongoing conditions, and tailor treatment plans. Proper preparation, including fasting or avoiding certain medications, ensures accurate test results, facilitating effective healthcare management.

• 1. Avoid Caffeine And Alcohol:
     • Refrain from consuming caffeine and alcohol for at least 24 hours before the test as these can affect your heart rate and rhythm.
  2. Medication:
     • Inform your doctor about all medications you are taking, including over-the-counter drugs, supplements, and herbs. Your doctor may advise you to stop certain medications before the test.
  3. Clothing:
     • Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. You may be asked to change into a hospital gown for the test.
     • Avoid using lotions, oils, or powders on your chest as they can interfere with the electrode placement.
  4. Food And Drink:
     • You can eat and drink normally before an ECG unless your doctor advises otherwise.
  5. Relaxation:
     • Try to stay calm and relaxed. Stress and anxiety can affect your heart rate, which may influence the results of the ECG.
  6. Follow Specific Instructions:
     • Follow any additional instructions given by your healthcare provider. They may have specific guidelines based on your health condition.
• On The Day Of The Test:
  1. Arrival:
     • Arrive a few minutes early to complete any necessary paperwork and to allow yourself to relax before the test.
  2. During The Test:
     • You will be asked to lie down on an examination table.
     • The technician will attach several small electrodes to your chest, arms, and legs. These electrodes are connected to an ECG machine.
     • Remain still and breathe normally during the test, which typically takes about 10 minutes.
  3. Post-Test:
     • There are no specific post-test requirements. You can resume your normal activities immediately unless your doctor advises otherwise.

• 1. Follow Fasting Instructions:
     • Depending on the type of ultrasound, you may be asked to fast for a certain period before the test. This is common for abdominal ultrasounds.
     • Typically, fasting means no food or drink (except water) for 6-8 hours before the test.
  2. Drink Water For Pelvic Ultrasounds:
     • If you are having a pelvic ultrasound, you might be asked to drink several glasses of water an hour before the test and avoid urinating. A full bladder helps provide clearer images.
  3. Wear Comfortable Clothing:
     • Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing. You may be asked to change into a hospital gown for the test, depending on the area being examined.
  4. Avoid Applying Lotions or Oils:
     • Avoid using lotions, oils, or powders on the area to be examined as they can interfere with the ultrasound images.
  5. Inform Your Doctor About Medications:
     • Inform your doctor about any medications you are taking. They will advise you if you need to adjust or stop any medications before the test.
  6. Bring Previous Medical Records:
     • If applicable, bring any previous ultrasound images or medical records related to the area being examined for comparison.
• On The Day Of The Test:
  1. Arrival:
     • Arrive a few minutes early to complete any necessary paperwork and to allow yourself to relax before the test.
  2. During The Test:
     • You will be asked to lie down on an examination table.
     • The technician will apply a special gel to the area being examined to help the ultrasound transducer make secure contact with the body and produce clear images.
     • Remain still and follow any instructions given by the technician. The test typically takes about 30 minutes.
  3. Post-Test:
     • There are usually no specific post-test requirements. You can resume your normal activities immediately unless your doctor advises otherwise.

• How to Prepare For An X-Ray Test:
  1. Inform Your Doctor About Medications:
     • Inform your doctor about any medications you are taking. They will advise you if you need to adjust or stop any medications before the test.
  2. Discuss Allergies and Medical Conditions:
     • Notify your doctor if you have any allergies, especially to iodine or contrast materials, or any medical conditions such as pregnancy.
  3. Avoid Jewelry and Metal Objects:
     • Remove all jewelry, eyeglasses, and any other metal objects before the test as they can interfere with the X-ray images.
  4. Wear Comfortable Clothing:
     • Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing. You may be asked to change into a hospital gown for the test, depending on the area being examined.
  5. Follow Specific Instructions For Contrast X-Rays:
     • If your X-ray involves a contrast material, you may be given specific instructions regarding fasting or drinking fluids before the test.
  6. Bring Previous Medical Records:
     • If applicable, bring any previous X-ray images or medical records related to the area being examined for comparison.
• On The Day Of The Test:
  1. Arrival:
     • Arrive a few minutes early to complete any necessary paperwork and to allow yourself to relax before the test.
  2. During The Test:
     • You will be asked to lie down or stand in a specific position depending on the area being examined.
     • Follow the technician’s instructions to ensure the correct positioning for clear images.
     • Remain still during the X-ray to avoid blurry images, and the test typically takes a few minutes.
  3. Post-Test:
     • There are usually no specific post-test requirements. You can resume your normal activities immediately unless your doctor advises otherwise.

• 1. Follow Fasting Instructions:
     • If your urine test requires fasting, follow the instructions provided by your healthcare provider. Generally, this may involve avoiding food and drink for a certain period before the test.
  2. Avoid Certain Foods And Medications:
     • Some foods and medications can affect the results of a urine test. Your healthcare provider will inform you if there are specific items to avoid before the test.
     • Inform your doctor about all medications, supplements, and vitamins you are taking. They may advise you to stop certain medications temporarily.
  3. Hydrate Properly:
     • Drink enough water before the test to ensure you can provide an adequate urine sample. However, avoid excessive fluid intake as it can dilute the sample and affect the results.
  4. Personal Hygiene:
     • Clean the genital area before collecting the urine sample to avoid contamination. Your healthcare provider may provide specific instructions for this.
  5. Follow Specific Collection Instructions:
     • Follow any additional instructions provided by your healthcare provider or the testing facility regarding the collection and handling of the urine sample.
• 1. Arrival:
     • Arrive at the testing facility a few minutes early to complete any necessary paperwork and to receive instructions on the urine sample collection process.
  2. During The Test:
     • You will be provided with a sterile container to collect the urine sample.
     • Follow the instructions for midstream collection, if applicable. This involves urinating a small amount into the toilet first, then collecting the urine midstream in the container, and finishing in the toilet.
  3. Post-Test:
     • Ensure the container is properly sealed and labeled with your information as instructed.
     • Return the sample to the designated area or hand it to the healthcare professional as instructed.
     • There are usually no specific post-test requirements. You can resume your normal activities immediately unless your doctor advises otherwise.