Dr Imogen Tay
Obstetrics and gynaecology
Areas of interest
- Endometriosis and pelvic pain
- Menopause care
- Keyhole surgery
Speaks English, Mandarin
Women's health specialists in Singapore
Halcyra is a new women's clinic where specialists in gynaecology, pregnancy, fertility and menopause work alongside a midwife and a pelvic health physiotherapist. Appointments are unhurried, and you see the same doctor each time.
- Today
- 8:30am to 5:30pm
- Find us
- Level 8, Linden Medical Suites
- Call
- +65 6000 1234
New patients welcome
You can book without a referral. First visits are 45 minutes, so there is time for every question.
01 · Our approach
We opened Halcyra so women in Singapore could see a specialist without feeling rushed. The rooms are calm, the appointments are longer, and we explain things in words that make sense.
01Longer appointments
First visits are booked for 45 minutes and follow-ups for 20, so you never have to save questions for next time.
02The same doctor each visit
You see the specialist who knows your history, from the first appointment through to your follow-ups.
03Notes you can keep
We sketch, write down the plan and send you home with a summary to read again, or share with family.
04Privacy and comfort
Private changing areas, warm rooms and a chaperone available for any examination, whenever you would like one.
02 · Care
What we look after
Six areas of care under one roof. Your doctor coordinates everything, so you are never passed around without knowing why.
01
Gynaecology
Periods that are painful, heavy or irregular, pelvic pain, fibroids, cysts, endometriosis and contraception. We listen first, then explain your options, from simple changes to medication and, when it is needed, keyhole surgery.
- Period problems
- Endometriosis
- Contraception
02
Fertility and family planning
A pre-pregnancy check, help with timing, and an assessment for both partners if it is taking longer than you hoped. If assisted reproduction could help, we talk you through it and refer you to a fertility centre.
- Pre-pregnancy check
- Fertility assessment
- Ovulation tracking
03
Pregnancy and antenatal care
Check-ups and scans from your first positive test, a birth plan you have talked through properly, delivery at a partner hospital, and a postnatal visit once the baby has arrived.
- Antenatal check-ups
- Scans
- Postnatal care
04
Menopause care
Hot flushes, poor sleep, low mood, joint aches and changing periods. We look at the whole picture and talk through treatment, including hormone therapy where it suits you.
- Perimenopause
- Hormone therapy
- Bone health
05
Women's health screening
Cervical screening, breast checks and mammogram referrals, pelvic ultrasound, bone health and blood tests, planned around your age and family history.
- Cervical screening
- Breast checks
- Pelvic ultrasound
06
Wellness and recovery
Pelvic health physiotherapy, nutrition advice and support through pregnancy, after birth and beyond, from practitioners who work alongside our doctors.
- Pelvic health
- Nutrition
- Postnatal recovery
03 · Life stages
Care for the stage you are in now
Choose a stage to see what usually comes up and how we can help.
Your 20s and 30s
Getting to know your body, and what is normal for you
This is often when questions about periods, contraception and screening come up for the first time. Painful or very heavy periods are common, but they are worth talking about, because conditions such as endometriosis and PCOS are easier to manage once they have a name.
Care that often helps
- Period pain, heavy or irregular periods
- Contraception advice and coils
- Cervical screening, usually from age 25
- HPV vaccination
General information only; your doctor will advise what suits you.
Planning a family
Preparing for pregnancy, at your own pace
A pre-pregnancy visit is a chance to review your health, start folic acid, check your vaccinations and talk about timing. If you have been trying for a while, we can look at possible reasons with both partners and explain the next steps clearly.
Care that often helps
- Pre-pregnancy consultation
- Fertility assessment for both partners
- Ovulation tracking
- Referral for assisted reproduction
General information only; your doctor will advise what suits you.
Pregnancy
Care from the first scan to the weeks after birth
Your antenatal visits follow a plan we agree together, with scans at the usual milestones and time to ask about anything on your mind. Nearer the date we talk through your birth plan, and after delivery we see you again to check on your recovery and how feeding is going.
Care that often helps
- Antenatal check-ups and scans
- Birth planning and delivery at a partner hospital
- Antenatal classes with our midwife
- Postnatal check and pelvic floor care
General information only; your doctor will advise what suits you.
Perimenopause and menopause
Changes in your 40s and 50s deserve proper attention
Perimenopause can begin years before your periods stop, and it does not always look the way people expect. Poor sleep, anxiety, brain fog and joint pain are as common as hot flushes. We listen to the whole story and talk honestly about the options, with and without hormones.
Care that often helps
- Symptom review and blood tests where useful
- Hormone therapy and non-hormonal options
- Bone and heart health checks
- Sleep, mood and lifestyle support
General information only; your doctor will advise what suits you.
Health screening
Screening that matches your age and history
Regular screening helps find changes early, often before you notice anything. We suggest tests based on your age, your family history and any symptoms, explain what each one is for, and go through every result with you in person.
Care that often helps
- Cervical screening (Pap smear or HPV test)
- Breast examination and mammogram referral
- Pelvic ultrasound
- Bone density and blood tests
General information only; your doctor will advise what suits you.
How we work
You should leave every appointment knowing what happens next, and who to call if a question comes up before then.
04 · Our team
The people you will see
A small team that works closely together and shares notes, so your care feels joined up from one visit to the next.
Dr Hazel Wong
Obstetrics and gynaecology
Areas of interest
- Pregnancy and antenatal care
- Birth planning
- Postnatal recovery
Speaks English, Cantonese, Mandarin
Rachel Seah
Midwife
Areas of interest
- Antenatal classes
- Breastfeeding support
- The first weeks at home
Speaks English, Malay
Joanne Lee
Women's health physiotherapist
Areas of interest
- Pelvic floor health
- Recovery after birth
- Returning to exercise
Speaks English, Mandarin
05 · Reading
The Journal
Short, practical pieces written by our team, for the questions we hear most often in clinic.
First visitsNo. 015 min read
What happens at your first gynaecology appointment
What we ask, when an examination is needed, and how to bring up the things that feel awkward to say out loud.
Read the article
PregnancyNo. 026 min read
Eating well in the first trimester, even when you feel sick
Small, frequent meals, the nutrients that matter early on, and the foods worth leaving out for now.
Read the article
MenopauseNo. 037 min read
Waking at 3am? Sleep changes in perimenopause
Why sleep often shifts in your 40s, what you can try at home, and when it is worth speaking to a doctor.
Read the article06 · Visit
Finding us
Address
Halcyra Women's Clinic#08-03 Linden Medical Suites
27 Kemuning Walk, Singapore
Opening hours
| Monday to Friday | 8:30am to 5:30pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 8:30am to 12:30pm |
| Sunday and public holidays | Closed |
Appointments only. Last appointments start 30 minutes before closing.
Getting here
- By MRT
- Kemuning station, Exit B. Follow the covered walkway along Kemuning Walk for about four minutes.
- By bus
- Several services stop outside the main lobby of Linden Medical Suites, on Kemuning Walk.
- By car
- Basement parking in the building, with lifts straight up to Level 8. There is a covered drop-off point at the main lobby.
- Access
- Step-free from the drop-off point to the clinic, with an accessible toilet on our floor. Prams are welcome.
07 · Questions
Before your visit
If your question is not here, call us on +65 6000 1234 or send a note with the form below. Our team replies on the same working day.
Your first appointment is mainly a conversation. We ask about your health, your periods and anything that is worrying you, and explain what we think is going on. An examination or scan only happens if it will help, and only with your agreement. You can ask for a chaperone at any time.
No, you can book directly with us. If you plan to claim through an insurance plan, some insurers ask for a referral letter from a GP, so it is worth checking your policy first. Our team can help you work out what you need.
Some services may be claimable under Medisave or your insurance plan, depending on the treatment and your policy. Please ask our team before your visit and we will explain what may apply to you.
Yes. Many people find it helpful to have someone with them, especially for pregnancy visits or when talking through results. Let us know when you book and we will make sure there is a seat for them.
Your NRIC or passport, any insurance card or letter of guarantee, a list of medicines you take, and previous reports or scan images if you have them. It also helps to note the date your last period started.
Our clinic is for planned appointments. If you are pregnant and have heavy bleeding, severe pain or fewer baby movements than usual, or you feel very unwell, go to the nearest emergency department or call 995.
08 · Appointments
Book an appointment
Tell us a little about what you would like to see us for and when suits you. Our team will call to confirm a time and let you know what to bring.
- Call
- +65 6000 1234
- Hours
- Mon to Fri 8:30am to 5:30pm
Sat 8:30am to 12:30pm