Building a Future Where More Healthy Years are Possible

Dr. Toh possesses over two decades of clinical experience in internal medicine, diabetes, and metabolism. Her medical degree comes from the University of Cambridge, UK, with specialist training completed at the University of Pennsylvania, USA. Post-graduate training included positions at Addenbrooke's Hospital (Cambridge University), Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Massachusetts General Hospital (both Harvard-affiliated), and the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania before returning to Singapore's National University Hospital as an Attending Physician Endocrinologist and Instructor of Medicine.

Her contributions shape national healthcare policy through guideline development for lipid management and telehealth implementation. As a mentor to medical students, doctors, and research scientists, she frequently speaks at conferences and maintains active engagement with current medical knowledge and practices.

As a Preventive Medicine specialist, Dr. Kyle Tan is dedicated to the prevention and management of chronic diseases. He combines over a decade of direct clinical experience with a keen interest in technology to provide a proactive and personalized approach to your health. His goal is to move beyond standard care by integrating evidence-based health coaching, nutrition, and fitness advice to help you achieve long-term wellness.

A Mark of Distinction in Medical Training: During his postgraduate specialization in Preventive Medicine with the National University Health System (NUHS), Dr. Tan was appointed Chief Resident of the residency program. This distinguished role is entrusted to physicians who demonstrate strong leadership and clinical capabilities.

Architect of Health Programs: He has applied his specialist expertise to the design and implementation of multiple large-scale preventive health initiatives, including chronic disease screening and management programs that have been deployed at regional and national levels.

Broad Clinical Foundation: His specialization is built upon a comprehensive clinical foundation, with practice in the medical, surgical, and pediatric departments at the National University Hospital as well as in community-based polyclinics.

Dr. Tan's clinical practice is further informed by his experience shaping health programs and policy on a national level. He was a member of the core team in the Ministry of Health's Ageing Planning Office that developed a S$3 billion national Action Plan for Successful Ageing. For this work, he was a recipient of the Permanent Secretary for Health Award. This background gives him a unique perspective on creating effective, real-world health strategies for his patients.

Dr. Tan continues to contribute to the future of healthcare as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health at NUS. His research focuses on using data analytics to develop models that can identify individuals at high risk for certain conditions, allowing for earlier and more targeted preventive care. He also enjoys mentoring younger generations of preventive medicine residents on how public health concepts are translated into concrete health programs.

Dr. Tan is frequently invited to share his expert perspective on public health and clinical matters across a range of platforms. He speaks at conferences and panels on topics including preventive care, healthy aging, obesity management, and the use of technology in healthcare. His views are also featured in various national media outlets, including television news, radio, and in print.

As a Family Physician, Dr. Todd On is committed to providing holistic and continuous care for individuals and families. He believes in building strong patient-doctor relationships and is constantly looking for ways to improve how care is delivered. As a former Teamlet Leader in the NHG Polyclinics, he has experience leading a team of doctors, nurses, and care coordinator to provide comprehensive support for people with chronic conditions.

With 13 years of clinical experience, Dr. On has a deep understanding of primary care needs. He is experienced in managing a wide range of acute and chronic medical conditions for paediatric, adult, and geriatric patients, with additional experience in women's health and mental health. He has previously spent over nine years practicing in the National Healthcare Group (NHG) Polyclinics, a foundation supplemented by his work in the medical, surgical, and paediatric departments at the National University Hospital (NUH).

Dr. On places a strong emphasis on patient safety and has spearheaded initiatives to enhance care quality. He has contributed to committees focused on improving medication safety by developing guides for new prescriptions, addressing the risks of taking multiple medications in the elderly (polypharmacy), and creating protocols for medication recalls. He has guided quality improvement projects, including a cross-institution collaboration with Tan Tock Seng Hospital to improve outcomes for people living with diabetes and promoting smoking cessation through the national IQuit Campaign. In recognition of his contributions to safer work practices, he was awarded the National Healthcare Group (NHG) Excellence in Action Award.

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in Singapore, Dr. On volunteered to serve in the foreign worker dormitories. He helped to set up and lead a medical post, providing essential acute, chronic, and mental health services to migrant workers. For his dedication during the nation's response to the pandemic, he received The Commendation Medal (COVID-19), conferred by the Prime Minister's Office.

Dr. On is passionate about medical education and is actively involved in training future Family Physicians. He serves as a tutor for the College of Family Physicians (CFPS) and is a former faculty lead. He has also previously held teaching appointments with the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS) and the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (LKCMedicine). His commitment to teaching has been recognized with multiple awards, including the NUS Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence and the CFPS College Teachers' Award.

Dr. Yeo Junjie's focus on preventive care is driven by his experience seeing the long-term impact of chronic conditions. This motivates his passion for providing holistic care early to help his patients achieve good health outcomes. He is an advocate for personalized care that considers each patient's unique context, and he believes in developing supportive relationships to help patients reach and maintain their health goals.

Dr. Yeo's clinical practice is focused on chronic disease and weight management, particularly for conditions like obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia. His experience gives him a comprehensive perspective on patient care.

His experience spans both hospital and outpatient settings. This includes work in anaesthesia and intensive care at Singapore General Hospital and Sengkang General Hospital, chronic disease management at the National Healthcare Group Polyclinics, and managing a wide range of conditions in private practice.

Dr. Yeo has a strong academic foundation from internationally recognized institutions. He completed the Post Baccalaureate Premedical Program at Columbia University in New York and graduated with a Doctor of Medicine from the Duke-National University of Singapore Graduate Medical School.

For his research into the genetic basis of pain, he received the Duke-NUS Medical Student Fellowship Award and the Duke-NUS Achievement Prize for his third-year research thesis. He also received an award from SingHealth for his exemplary service during his housemanship.

Dr. Yeo is also active in the community, contributing to public health education through radio talk shows on topics like vaccination and participating in community health screening events.

Dr Whitney began her medical career in hospital practice, with experience in Orthopaedics; before moving into family medicine, where she has been caring for patients in the community.

Her broad clinical background has given her extensive experience in looking after both adults and children, and in managing a wide range of acute illnesses, chronic medical conditions and preventive health needs.

Through her years in family medicine, Dr D'Cotta has developed a strong interest in preventive care, especially after doing an improvement project with a focus on women's health. She values caring for women through different stages of life, with attention to both medical needs and overall wellbeing.

Dr D'Cotta's postgraduate training reflects her commitment to providing holistic, comprehensive and evidence-based care for patients with diverse healthcare needs.

She believes in a patient-centered and collaborative approach to medicine, and works closely with each individual to understand their goals, concerns and lifestyle. Her approach focuses on practical, personalised, and sustainable strategies that empower patients to take meaningful steps towards better health.