Dr Tan Jian Jing consults at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre, one of three locations in Singapore where he sees patients. Which location he is at varies with his schedule, so it is worth confirming when you book.
Clinic address and contact
Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre
2 Mount Elizabeth, #15-15
Singapore 228510
Telephone: +65 6322 7873
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Getting here
The clinic is in the Orchard area, at 2 Mount Elizabeth. For directions, the Google Maps listing above gives the most reliable route from wherever you are travelling from. If you need guidance on access or arrival, please call the clinic on the number above.
What Dr Tan sees patients for
Dr Tan Jian Jing is a cardiologist whose sub-specialty interests are cardiac imaging, preventive cardiology and cardiac rehabilitation. Consultations commonly cover chest discomfort, breathlessness, palpitations, blackouts, high blood pressure, raised cholesterol, and follow-up of known heart conditions.
Cardiac investigations available through the practice include electrocardiography, ambulatory rhythm and blood pressure monitoring, treadmill stress testing, echocardiography, CT calcium scoring and CT coronary angiography, and myocardial perfusion imaging. Which investigations are appropriate, and where they are carried out, is decided at consultation — please contact the clinic to discuss arrangements for this location.
Booking and what to bring
Appointments can be made using the booking link above or by telephone. Bringing a list of your current medications, any previous ECGs, scans or test results, and a note of your main symptoms makes the first consultation more useful.
If your symptoms are urgent
Do not wait for a scheduled appointment if you develop severe or persistent chest pain, sudden severe breathlessness, or you faint. In an emergency in Singapore, call 995 or go to the nearest emergency department.
The information on this page is general information about the clinic and is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. For guidance about your own heart health, please arrange a consultation or speak to your own doctor.