Parkway East Hospital (GPS: 1.31521, 103.90903) is a private hospital in Singapore, located along Joo Chiat Place in the eastern part of the island. It is part of Parkway Pantai under IHH Healthcare, the same group that manages Gleneagles, Mount Elizabeth, and Mount Elizabeth Novena hospitals. Known for its personalised care, community atmosphere, and comprehensive services, Parkway East serves residents in the eastern neighbourhoods as well as patients from across the island.
The hospital traces its roots back to 1942, when it was established as the Paglar Clinic & Nursing Home by Dr. Paglar, a Eurasian physician. It became known as East Shore Hospital in later decades, serving communities in Katong, Telok Kurau, and Joo Chiat. In 2010, it was rebranded as Parkway East Hospital after joining Parkway Pantai’s healthcare network1.
Parkway East Hospital is located in the heart of the eastern region of Singapore, within the Joo Chiat and Telok Kurau neighbourhoods. It is well connected by public and private transport, serving nearby communities and those travelling from other parts of the island.
By car, the hospital is easily accessible via Still Road and has links to the East Coast Parkway (ECP), providing a direct route to central Singapore and Changi Airport.
Despite being smaller than the flagship Parkway hospitals, Parkway East Hospital is well equipped with:
Parkway East Hospital plays an important role as a private community hospital in eastern Singapore. While Gleneagles and Mount Elizabeth hospitals cater to both local and international patients seeking premium private care, Parkway East is known for serving families and residents nearby with affordable and accessible medical services2.
During World War II, the original Paglar Clinic & Nursing Home was one of the few facilities providing healthcare to civilians in the eastern districts, making it a historic site in Singapore’s medical landscape3.
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