Make An Appointment

International Patients
If you are not located in Singapore, and would like to make an appointment for medical, diagnosis/assessment and/or therapy services, please fill out our Appointment Request Form. Our clinical coordinator or Case Manager will be in touch to advise you on procedures on how to proceed. Urgent or acute appointment requests (i.e. 7 days or less), please call us at +65 6466 8090.

For more information, please also refer to our International Patients page.

Local Patients
If you are located in Singapore, and would like to like to make an appointment for medical, diagnosis/assessment and/or therapy services, please follow the procedures listed below:

1. Request for an appointment via the Appointment Request Form and an enrolment package via Information Request Form . The enrollment packet with intake forms and relevant questionnaires will be mailed or emailed to you within one week. For urgent requests, please contact us at our appointments line at +65 6466 8090 to speak to one of our Case Managers.
2. After you have received the intake forms and relevant questionnaires, it is important to have these completed and returned to our clinic in a complete and timely manner. This information will help us determine how we can best serve your child's and family's needs. At this time, we will also request for all relevant recent reports, test results and IEPs, if any. Upon receipt of your completed forms and reports, our team of professionals will review all information on hand.
3. After reviewing the information on hand, our office will contact you to schedule an Initial Consultation with either, a Specialist or with a team of Specialists, depending on the child's needs and family situation.
4. During the Initial Consultation, clinical observation of the child and an interview with the Parents will be conducted. The child's case history and needs, as well as parents' plans and expectations for their child, will be discussed.
5. Following the Initial Consultation, our Specialist or team of Specialists may recommend in-depth assessments or evaluations into the specific areas of concern (such as speech and language, motor skills, social communication skills, school functioning etc) towards treatment planning for the child.
6. After all relevant evaluations are completed, findings and recommendations are discussed with parents for treatment planning towards realistic goals for their child. Treatment plans are reviewed at appropriate timeframes and/or transition points to help the child and his family reassess their goals and expectations. If you have questions about the process of assessment and treatment planning, please consult our Case Managers.
7. Parents are also expected to be active partners in their child's intervention programs. Parent/Caregiver as well as teacher training programs are administered through Ovspring's Parent Support Program (PSP) . Parents, caregivers and teachers are expected to attend PSP programs so as to be better able to support their child at home and at school.