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RafflesMedicalGroup Surpasses 50 Million Patient Visits, Marking 50 Years of Care

2026-09-22

Singapore, 23 July 2026 – RafflesMedicalGroup (RMG or the Group) has surpassed 50 million patient visits, a significant milestone in the Group's 50th anniversary year. The figure reflects cumulative patient visits across the Group's integrated healthcare network over the past five decades.

Founded in 1976 as a two-clinic practice, RMG has grown into a leading integrated private healthcare  provider  in  Asia,  with  operations  in  Singapore,  China, Japan,  Vietnam  and Cambodia. Today, the Group operates five hospitals and more than 100 multi-disciplinary clinics across 12 cities in five countries, and serves more than 2.8 million patients. It is the only Singapore-owned private healthcare provider based on the Institutional Group Practice Model.

"Fifty million patient visits represent far more than a number. Behind each visit is a patient or family who entrusted us with their care at an important moment in their lives. We thank our patients for the trust they have placed in us over the past five decades.

This milestone belongs to our patients, our doctors, nurses and colleagues, and everyone who has been part of the Raffles journey. As healthcare continues to evolve, our purpose remains the same to provide quality, compassionate care, deliver value and to always give   our    patients    our    best,"   said    Dr    Loo    Choon    Yong,    Executive    Chairman, RafflesMedicalGroup.

Over the past five decades, RMG has continually expanded its integrated healthcare model to meet the changing healthcare needs of patients.  From  primary and specialist care to hospital services, diagnostics, dental services and corporate healthcare, the Group delivers compassionate and seamless team-based care across every stage of life.

Looking ahead, RafflesMedicalGroup remains committed to strengthening its integrated healthcare model while advancing preventive care and healthy longevity through evidence- based, patient-centred care, helping people stay healthier for longer.