We provide comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for orthopaedic conditions affecting bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons. The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery in Woodlands Health offers a full spectrum of services across Orthopaedics and Hand Surgery and provide a range of conservative and surgical treatment options.

The mission of the department is to advance surgical care, education and research in the Central Region of Singapore and beyond. We achieve this by providing a comprehensive spectrum of services, tailored towards accurate and timely diagnosis with management of all general surgical conditions in both inpatient and outpatient settings. A drive towards minimally invasive surgery has resulted in a shorter length of stay for patients, smaller surgical incisions, reduction in morbidity and complications, and overall improvement in surgical outcomes. This has allowed an increasing proportion of surgical procedures to be performed in our ambulatory surgery centre where suitable patients are not required to be admitted to the hospital following their operation and can be discharged on the same day or after a short overnight stay.

APCATS is a community-oriented psychogeriatric outreach service. It has two programmes: APCATS Clinical Service (CS) and Regional Eldercare Agencies Partnership (REAP).

Our Well Women Health Services provide antenatal and postnatal care, including lactation support, family planning (including contraception) and women's screening services.

Our Care Managers are registered nurses specially trained in chronic disease management in primary care setting. The care manager works closely with your doctor, advanced practice nurse, allied health members and yourself to manage your chronic conditions.

Our physiotherapy sessions incorporate both physical exercise and/or manual therapy to facilitate maximum recovery. Our aim is to resume functionality and movement. Our main treatment goals are to provide pain relief, restoration of normal function and strength, prevention of further injury and promotion of an active lifestyle.

Our team of specialists and general dentists provide a comprehensive range of dental services ranging from corrective and restorative surgery to management and treatment of infections and injuries. Being part of the hospital, we are able to cater to the dental needs of the elderly and patients with medical conditions that require special preparation or additional care.

We provide diagnostic evaluation, operative management and therapy in the management of diseases of the ear, nose, throat and the head and neck region. We are complemented by a full-fledged audiology division with diagnostic and hearing aid dispensing capabilities.

Dr​ Ang An Shing graduated with MBBS from the National University of Singapore in 2015. He obtained his Masters of Medicine and MRCP (UK,NUS) in 2017. He completed Internal Medicine junior residency in 2020 and was Chief Resident for Academics. He completed cardiology residency training in 2023, and was Chief Resident.

​​Upon graduation in 2014, Dr Robert Burgess honed his skills with the multidisciplinary specialist team in Khoo Teck Puat Hospital before serving as the Dental Officer-in-Charge at the National Healthcare Group Polyclinics, Woodlands, where he supervised junior dental officers on top of his clinical work. Dr Burgess subsequently worked in a busy private practice from 2018 to 2020.

Dr Christopher Chia is a Senior Consultant and Head of Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department in Woodlands Health (WH). He completed his HMDP training in St Thomas' hospital, London (UK) in advance gastrointestinal (GI) therapeutics and GI motility and has been actively introducing some newer aspects of gastroenterology services to bridge gaps identified in patient care.

A/Prof Tan Kok Yang specializes in colorectal cancer surgery and laparoscopic colorectal surgery with a special interest in low rectal cancers and sphincter-preserving surgery. He also performs a wide variety of basic and complex anorectal operations including exploring new methods in haemorrhoidal surgery.

Adjunct Associate Professor Timothy Teo is a fellowship-trained surgeon specialising in shoulder and elbow surgery, as well as arthroscopic and sports surgery of the hip and knee. He has been serving as the Head of Department, Orthopaedic Surgery at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH) since 2020.

Patient safety, personalised care and honesty are priorities for Dr Sylvia Tay in her work. Her scope of practice ranges from corrective jaw surgeries and wisdom teeth removal to dental implants. She has honed her skills in public health institutions with significant patient volumes. She believes that proficient teamwork is crucial to achieving good patient outcomes.

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