Changi General Hospital

Changi General Hospital (CGH), established in 1936, is one of Singapore's largest and most established public hospitals. With 1,000 beds and JCI accreditation, CGH is a cornerstone of Singapore's healthcare system, providing comprehensive medical services across a wide spectrum of specialties. The hospital excels in emergency medicine as one of Singapore's busiest trauma centers, cardiac surgery with advanced minimally invasive techniques, orthopedic surgery featuring robotic-assisted joint replacement, cancer treatment with multidisciplinary tumor boards, neurology, rehabilitation medicine, and gastroenterology. CGH is also home to several nationally designated specialty centers and clinical research programs. As a JCI-accredited institution, Changi General Hospital adheres to the highest international standards of patient safety and quality care. The hospital's international patient liaison service provides comprehensive support for overseas patients, including medical consultation coordination, interpreter services, insurance claim assistance, and aftercare planning. Singapore's reputation as a world-class medical destination, combined with CGH's clinical excellence and proximity to Changi Airport, makes it an ideal choice for international patients seeking advanced medical treatment in Asia.