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Antigen Rapid Test (ART)

Antigen Rapid Test (ART) is available at selected Shenton Medical Clinics islandwide, as approved by the Ministry of Health (MOH).

ART test is available at $38 (inclusive of GST). To find out which clinics offer pre-departure COVID-19 ART testing, please refer to the table below.

As you are required to consult a doctor before taking the test, do make an appointment before arriving at the clinic. Call our clinics directly to book an appointment.


Testing Window for ART

Test must be done within 24 hours of the event that you are attending. Please kindly call and confirm with the clinic on your individual event schedule.

Patients are responsible for checking the testing window requirements of their specific event and if the clinic can meet the required timeline.

In the event that participants receive positive results for their ART, they would have to be self-isolated and go for a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) swab test to confirm if they have COVID-19.


Documents to Prepare

  • NRIC for registration

Antigen Rapid Test Results

We are able to return your COVID-19 ART test results within 30 minutes via SMS notification.


Virtual Supervised Fast & Easy Testing

We provide Virtual Supervised Fast & East Testing (VFET) for companies who require supervision by our qualified Shenton team for their employees. This can be done via a video conferencing platform. Instant results will be available and synced with TraceTogether and HealthHub.

Virtual Supervision Fast & Easy Test

Frequently Asked Questions

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ART FAQ

  • Can I undergo a COVID-19 ART test without an appointment?

  • What should I do if I missed my appointment?

  • What should I do if I am feeling unwell? (eg. fever, cough, cold symptoms)

  • What happens after the COVID-19 ART test?

  • Where can I find an accredited PHPC offering COVID-19 ART testing?

  • How long does it take to get tested? Do I need to prepare prior to the procedure?

  • What is the required testing window for a COVID-19 ART test?