Crawfurd Hospital

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Crawfurd Hospital
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Location19 Adam Road, Singapore 289891
Coordinates Coordinates: 1°19′36″N103°48′40″E / 1.3268°N 103.8112°E / 1.3268; 103.8112
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Crawfurd Hospital is a private hospital in Singapore.

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History

Initially known as Fortis Colorectal Hospital (FCH), the 31-bed facility first opened on 31 July 2012, costing $70 million and owned by Fortis Healthcare. [1] It was later acquired by Concord Medical Services Holdings Limited in April 2015 and renamed Concord International Hospital (CIH). [2] [3]

In 2015, CIH entered collaboration with the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Centre (MDACC) of the United States. [4] In November 2018, CIH opened its Women's Centre which has a team of specialists in breast, aesthetic and plastic, gynaecological and minimally-invasive surgery. [5] The hospital also treats colorectal cancer, [6] prostate cancer [7] and breast cancer. [8]

CIH was suspended over lapses in patient safety in December 2020 [9] and was divested by Concord Medical. [10] It was subsequently taken over by Crawfurd Medical Private Limited and resumed operations in July 2021 under its current name. [11]

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