Breast and colorectal cancer patients who are no longer on active treatment and have gone through > 5 years of cancer surveillance in the hospital.
*To note: Suitable patients will be identified by their physicians for the transfer of care. Patients can choose from a list of primary care providers in partnership with the NCIS for their continuity of care in the community. If you are not sure of your eligibility, please check with your doctor.
Programme Benefits
- More convenient locations
- Less waiting at the hospital
Breast Cancer Survivors
You will have your annual follow-up with your primary care provider and fast track back to NUH for further assessment, if abnormal results are being detected in your annual screening mammogram. Subsidised annual mammogram will be done under Breast Screen Singapore (BSS) in one of the National University Polyclinics. Non-subsidised annual mammogram will be done in NUH.
Colorectal Cancer Survivors
You will have your annual follow-up with your primary care provider and fast track back to NUH for further assessment, if abnormal results are being detected in your surveillance colonoscopy. Your surveillance colonoscopy will be done once every 3 - 5 years in NUH.
Polyclinics under the National University Polyclinic
- Bukit Batok
- Bukit Panjang
- Choa Chu Kang
- Clementi
- Jurong
- Pioneer
- Queenstown
Family Medicine Clinics
GP Clinics
- 94 Dawson Family Clinic (94A Dawson Rd, #01-01, Singapore 142094)
- A Medical Clinic
(1 Everton Park, #01-27, Singapore 081001)
- Anchor Health Family Clinic (445 Fajar Road, #01-546, Fajar Shopping Centre, Singapore 670445)
- Caring Family Clinic (501 Jurong West Street 51 #01-271, Singapore 640501)
- C.H.Tan Medical Clinic & Dental Surgery (177 Bukit Batok West Ave 8, Singapore 650177)
- EJ Tan Clinic & Surgery (104 Jurong East St 13, #01-100, Singapore 600104)
- Healthsprings Medical Clinic
(Blk 524A Jelapang Road, Greenridge Shopping Centre, #02-01/02, S671524)
- iDOC Clinic (Hong Kah)
(502 Jurong West Ave 1, #01-813, Singapore 640502)
- LC Clinic Medical Surgery Aesthetics (Blk 446 Clementi Avenue 3, #01-191, S120446)
- Lifecare Family Clinic (524A Jelapang Road, Greenridge Shopping Centre #02 - 15, Singapore 671524)
- Medical and Dental Centre @ Commonwealth
(Blk 88 Tanglin Halt Rd, S141088)
- Mei Ling Clinic
(Blk 158, Mei Ling Street, #01-80, S140158)
- Millennium Medical Group
(533 Choa Chu Kang Street 51, #02-04, Singapore 680533)
- Phoenix Clinic & Surgery
(Blk 150 Jalan Teck Whye, #01-43, S680150)
- Pier Medical Centre
(725 Jurong West Ave 5, Singapore 640725)
- Silver Cross Medical (275A Holland Avenue Singapore 27899)
- Tayka Medical Family Clinic (526 Jurong West Street 52, Singapore 640526)
- The People’s Clinic
(Blk 145 Teck Whye Ave, S680145)
- Viva Medical Group Westside
(154 West Coast Rd, #01-81, West Coast Plaza, Singapore 127371)
1. What is the Follow-up Cancer Care in the Community programme about?
Our Follow-Up Cancer Care in the Community programme is designed to support cancer survivors by providing ongoing care within their local community. By partnering with primary care partners, we ensure seamless, continuous care as patients transition from hospital-based treatment to community-based follow-up, promoting long-term health and well-being.
2. I've been discharged from NCIS. What's next?
A care coordinator will contact you to guide you through the next steps. Based on your choice of primary care partner, an appointment may be arranged for you. Please be sure to attend your scheduled appointment and bring along your NCIS Cancer Treatment Summary and Survivorship Care Plan.
3. What is the NCIS Cancer Treatment Summary and Survivorship Care Plan?
It is a document outlining the cancer treatment you received at NCIS and providing screening recommendations to help maintain your health. This information is crucial for guiding your future care.
4. Will my primary care doctors know how to continue my care plan?
Yes, the primary care doctors you are referred to are well-trained to manage your follow-up care. They will ensure your general health and well-being are maintained through regular screenings.
5. What happens when I receive abnormal results?
You will be fast-tracked back to the hospital for further evaluation by our specialists.
6. If I'm a subsidised patient, will I become a private patient if I am referred back to the hospital?
If you are a CHAS, Pioneer Generation, or Merdeka Generation cardholder referred from a CHAS GP clinic, your subsidised status will be retained when you are fast-tracked back to the hospital.
7. What should I do if I forget my appointment?
You can check your appointment details on the NUHS App, call +65 6908 2222 or +65 6773 7888, or email us at [email protected].
Contact Us or Learn More About This Programme
Appointment-related enquiries: Call +65 6773 7888 or email us at
[email protected] Cancer survivorship programmes:Call +65 9836 8204 or email us at
[email protected]
If you are a patient on the programme and you have forgotten details of your first appointment with your selected primary care provider, you can either call up your selected primary care provider or contact +65 6773 7888 for assistance.
