Our Services
At the Centre For Clinical Haematology (CFCH), we are committed to providing the best medical treatment and outcome for our patients. Treatment and cure are of course our primary goals, but the patient’s journey and experience during and after treatment are also our priority.
Our mission is for patients to recover and be able to resume a normal quality of life. To achieve this, we have a network of expert professionals from various disciplines with whom we work closely together to provide our patients with holistic and supportive care.
At CFCH, we have a team of skilled and experienced nurses who are highly specialised in the field of haematology. In addition to treatment, their key roles include:
It is important for patients undergoing treatment to eat well to maintain their strength and energy. Some forms of treatments can cause nausea, vomiting and a poor appetite
We work closely with specialised dieticians who consult patients to:
When a patient undergoes treatment to recover their physical health, their mental well-being should not be neglected. Serious illnesses may trigger different negative psychological reactions in patients such as fear, anxiety, depression and loneliness. A negative state of mind may affect the patient’s response to treatment and their rate of recovery.
Patients would benefit from receiving the psychological support of a counsellor to help them cope with their emotional distress. Counselling can help with issues such as:
Palliative care and pain management are integral parts of cancer treatments. During a patient’s treatment, they may experience symptoms including discomfort, pain, nausea and vomiting as part of their disease or as part of their treatment. At CFCH, we work closely with palliative care specialists who can help manage these symptoms to improve quality of life.
Patients undergoing treatments may experience functional problems such as muscle weakness, stiffness in joints and muscles, fatigue, pain and oedema.
A physiotherapist can help patients manage and regain strength, physical function, and independence in their daily routine activities. Patients will be recommended an effective and safe exercise program where they are closely guided by a qualified physiotherapist.
Haematological disorders may affect other systems of the body. We work collaboratively with other medical specialists including cardiologists, dentists, nephrologists and respiratory physicians to provide timely health assessments and appropriate treatment.
The information on the Centre For Clinical Haematology website is intended for educational use. It should not be considered or used as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment from a qualified health professional.
We partner with major insurance providers in Singapore to streamline the financial process, allowing you to focus on what truly matters: your recovery. Contact our team for more information and support.
The CFCH team is committed to providing patient-centred care and comprehensive multidisciplinary support through every stage of your journey with us.
During your initial consultation, you'll meet our doctors who will listen to your concerns and begin your evaluation and recommend the necessary investigations required.
After diagnosis, we will plan your care, tailoring treatment options to your unique needs for the optimal outcome.
Throughout your treatment journey, we will provide a supportive environment to closely monitor your progress, ensuring your comfort and adjusting care as needed.
After treatment, we will continue to support you with a holistic approach to your recovery, to ensure that both your physical and mental wellbeing are looked after.
