SMS, but how do I know?sundaymorningstaple wrote:Your first mistake was going to Gleneagles. It's a known Expat Hospital and therefore charges according.
MS, How would you compare KK with the list of private hospitals that you have mentioned? We are expecting a baby too and for the 1st visit we went to Gleneagles and then I heard from my collegues that Gleneagles is reallly expensive. Although the Prenatal cost even though expensive are bearable, but during preganancy if there are complication I will get screwed at GleneaglesMad Scientist wrote:I told you to go to NUH but you wanted to try with Brenda Low.
For locals to got Mount ELizabeth , Thomson , Gleneagles or any private hospitals they are subsidies by their Medisave and Medishield. I know for a fact locals are usually charge lesser at private clinic
Why don't you call Women Clinic at NUH and compare the price with what you have been charge .
Women Clinic treats expat too. I know it takes along time to book for appointment. Talk to Sharon the office manager and see what she can do for you
Wow! Is Dr. George still there? She delivered my second child at the old KK. He's 21 now! We had no complaints with her then an I can only assume she's just as good now if not better.revhappy wrote:MS, How would you compare KK with the list of private hospitals that you have mentioned? We are expecting a baby too and for the 1st visit we went to Gleneagles and then I heard from my collegues that Gleneagles is reallly expensive. Although the Prenatal cost even though expensive are bearable, but during preganancy if there are complication I will get screwed at GleneaglesMad Scientist wrote:I told you to go to NUH but you wanted to try with Brenda Low.
For locals to got Mount ELizabeth , Thomson , Gleneagles or any private hospitals they are subsidies by their Medisave and Medishield. I know for a fact locals are usually charge lesser at private clinic
Why don't you call Women Clinic at NUH and compare the price with what you have been charge .
Women Clinic treats expat too. I know it takes along time to book for appointment. Talk to Sharon the office manager and see what she can do for you
Hence we decided to go with Doctor George Mariamma at KK. What do you think? We stay in AMK and hence Thomson and Mt Alrvina are also close by. So can you please let me know how does KK compare with these 2.
First of all congratulation on both of you. First time parent ? Good Luck, you are going to need it for the first three months once baby is born. Busy time and sleepless night.revhappy wrote:
MS, How would you compare KK with the list of private hospitals that you have mentioned? We are expecting a baby too and for the 1st visit we went to Gleneagles and then I heard from my collegues that Gleneagles is reallly expensive. Although the Prenatal cost even though expensive are bearable, but during preganancy if there are complication I will get screwed at Gleneagles
Hence we decided to go with Doctor George Mariamma at KK. What do you think? We stay in AMK and hence Thomson and Mt Alrvina are also close by. So can you please let me know how does KK compare with these 2.
Mad Scientist wrote: BTW when you sun bath the child please do it near the void deck or near the balcony NOT ON THE CLOTHES BAMBOO POLES and lay your child there. One STUPID HUSBAND DID THAT and the child fell from the high floor to his death.
Yeah, shes still practicing at KK:) We have our 1st appointment next thursday. Nice to know that she is good and so experiencedsundaymorningstaple wrote:Wow! Is Dr. George still there? She delivered my second child at the old KK. He's 21 now! We had no complaints with her then an I can only assume she's just as good now if not better.revhappy wrote:MS, How would you compare KK with the list of private hospitals that you have mentioned? We are expecting a baby too and for the 1st visit we went to Gleneagles and then I heard from my collegues that Gleneagles is reallly expensive. Although the Prenatal cost even though expensive are bearable, but during preganancy if there are complication I will get screwed at GleneaglesMad Scientist wrote:I told you to go to NUH but you wanted to try with Brenda Low.
For locals to got Mount ELizabeth , Thomson , Gleneagles or any private hospitals they are subsidies by their Medisave and Medishield. I know for a fact locals are usually charge lesser at private clinic
Why don't you call Women Clinic at NUH and compare the price with what you have been charge .
Women Clinic treats expat too. I know it takes along time to book for appointment. Talk to Sharon the office manager and see what she can do for you
Hence we decided to go with Doctor George Mariamma at KK. What do you think? We stay in AMK and hence Thomson and Mt Alrvina are also close by. So can you please let me know how does KK compare with these 2.
Thanks MS. Yeah we are first time parentsMad Scientist wrote:First of all congratulation on both of you. First time parent ? Good Luck, you are going to need it for the first three months once baby is born. Busy time and sleepless night.revhappy wrote:
MS, How would you compare KK with the list of private hospitals that you have mentioned? We are expecting a baby too and for the 1st visit we went to Gleneagles and then I heard from my collegues that Gleneagles is reallly expensive. Although the Prenatal cost even though expensive are bearable, but during preganancy if there are complication I will get screwed at Gleneagles
Hence we decided to go with Doctor George Mariamma at KK. What do you think? We stay in AMK and hence Thomson and Mt Alrvina are also close by. So can you please let me know how does KK compare with these 2.
This is the comparison charge on Hospital fees based on normal delivery
http://www.moh.gov.sg/mohcorp/billsizeD ... aspx?cId=9
If your wife opts for C-sect then fees will go up. Based on hospital fees alone I think KK and NUH is not that expensive. Based on expertise of nurses and conducive facilities Mount E or Gleneagles or even Thomson are very good. Not much variation .
The one that is going to cost you is the Gynae/Obstet professional fees. Go for package delivery which will be much cheaper after the first trimester with the Gynae.Hence the second trimester visit onwards will be free on the doctor's fee.
When my son was born he had jaundice but we insisted on bringing him back home after delivery. The stuff they do using the Ultra Violet ray bed for baby is similar if you have your child sun bathe in the morning sun. Morning Sun NOT MIDDAY SUN like some goons and the child turn into BBQ roasted peanut. We did this for almost two weeks and his jaundice level came down. Then on all my kids when they were borned, I did it the same. That save us quite a bit. I understand a hospital stay for baby with jaundice for One week may run up to thousands . We went to the polyclinic to have blood test which was free just in case. The paedatrician will insist on baby staying in hospital or else he will be out of business. As long as when baby is born and checked by the PD doc and everything is fine then the baby is fine. Jaundice is a common occurrence on babies. You have to be tough on your decision on bringing your child back. Or else you will pay thru your nose when you can do it yourself.
BTW when you sun bath the child please do it near the void deck or near the balcony NOT ON THE CLOTHES BAMBOO POLES and lay your child there. One STUPID HUSBAND DID THAT and the child fell from the high floor to his death.
This was splatted all over the news in the 80s.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Mad Scientist wrote: BTW when you sun bath the child please do it near the void deck or near the balcony NOT ON THE CLOTHES BAMBOO POLES and lay your child there. One STUPID HUSBAND DID THAT and the child fell from the high floor to his death.![]()
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