SATA CommHealth Dialysis Centre
Singapore ranks third globally for treated end-stage kidney disease (ESKD) attributed to diabetes, based on the 2024 United States Renal Data System Annual Data Report (USRDS). Chronic kidney disease (CKD), the precursor to ESKD, affects 14.9% of Singapore residents aged 18 to 74, up from 8.7% in 2019-2020, according to the National Population Health Survey 2024. Local projections suggest close to 900,000 residents, around one in four, could be living with CKD by 2035.
SATA CommHealth Dialysis Centre provides haemodialysis and hemodiafiltration to outpatients, with infection prevention and control measures in place. The centre also offers Body Composition Monitor (BCM) measurement, dietary counselling, and other medical services as part of patient care.
Patients exploring dialysis services in Singapore can find it helpful to compare treatment type, centre location, and ongoing access when planning their kidney care pathway. Our hemodialysis Singapore service at the Fernvale dialysis centre supports patients requiring regular treatment.
SATA CommHealth Dialysis Centre is offering both haemodialysis and hemodiafiltration services to our patients with stringent infection prevention and control measures in place. Our Dialysis Centre focuses on patients’ safety, comfort and quality services. We will also be providing an additional service based on the needs of the patients such as Body Composition Monitor (BCM) measurement, dietary counselling and other medical diagnostic procedures and services.
Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions on Dialysis or Hemodialysis!
Costs & Subsidy Options
We understand that affordability is one of the first questions many patients and families ask. Eligible Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents receiving community dialysis may qualify for subsidies, subject to prevailing criteria and means-testing.
Financial AssessmentSubsidy eligibility for community dialysis in Singapore may depend on current criteria, including household means-testing and care setting. |
Subsidy PathwaysWhen you contact SATA CommHealth Dialysis Centre (Fernvale), our team can explain what information may be needed, whether subsidy assessment may be relevant, and the next steps for referral and admission. |
How to EnquireIf you are supporting a parent, spouse, or loved one, you are welcome to contact us on their behalf so your family can understand the process early. |
What Our Team Can Help Explain
- What information you may need for your enquiry
- Whether subsidy assessment may be relevant to your situation
- The next steps for referral and admission
Speak to our team about eligibility and next steps
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Click here to watch the 3 minute video on the official launch of SATA CommHealth Fernvale Dialysis Centre on 21 November 2025.
SATA CommHealth Dialysis Centre (Fernvale)
Address: 410 Fernvale Road, Singapore 790410
- Hotline: 6904 0395
- Fax: 6904 3684
- Email: dialysiscentre@sata.com.sg
Common Questions Before Starting Treatment
1. What should I look for when choosing a dialysis centre in Singapore?
Look for practical fit as well as clinical fit: location, treatment schedule, available support services, affordability, and whether the care team can explain the next steps clearly for both patients and families.
2. How often is haemodialysis usually needed?
Many haemodialysis patients follow a regular weekly schedule, though the exact treatment plan depends on medical advice and the patient’s condition. Schedules may vary by centre and individual needs.
3. What is the difference between haemodialysis and haemodiafiltration?
Both are dialysis-based treatments used to help remove waste and excess fluid when the kidneys are no longer working well. The most appropriate option depends on the patient’s medical needs and should be discussed with the care team.
4. Are there subsidies for dialysis treatment in Singapore?
Eligible Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents receiving community dialysis may qualify for subsidies based on prevailing criteria and means-testing.
5. Will I receive advice on food and fluid intake?
Diet and fluid guidance are an important part of ongoing kidney care. Individual advice may cover protein, sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and fluid intake depending on the patient’s condition and treatment plan.
6. Can a family member help me enquire or attend the first discussion?
Yes. Many families prefer to speak with the care team together so they can better understand scheduling, practical support needs, and the next steps in care planning.