
Pediatric Cardiology · Pediatrics
Dr. Dan Giap Liang is a highly respected specialist in Paediatric Cardiology and General Paediatrics at Island Hospital. With an impressive background featuring extensive training from the United Kingdom and Glasgow, he brings a world-class level of expertise to his young patients. Dr. Dan holds the prestigious qualifications of Member of the Royal College of Physicians of the United Kingdom (MRCP) and a Diploma in Child Health (DCH) from Glasgow, showcasing his advanced knowledge in child healthcare. Parents can entrust their children's health to Dr. Dan for a wide spectrum of services, from general paediatric care to complex heart conditions. His expertise covers non-invasive cardiac diagnostics, interventional cardiac procedures, and intensive care for young heart patients. Fluent in English, Mandarin, and Malay, Dr. Dan ensures clear and comfortable communication with families from various backgrounds, making him a leading and trustworthy choice for your child's medical needs.
Valerie Constance
October 28, 2025 at 2:36 AM
My both kids are regular customer with Dr Dan, Pediatrics who are always our first choice over the past 11 years. This is my daughter 4th admission. Everything in order when last day ( number 5th day in hospital) of stay I went to insurance counter ask the claimed form back. The person in charge call up to Dr clinic. The nurse ( Chinese) who pick up call. Over the conversation she told me I should had inform early neither the insurance counter. And she repeated and highlighted 2-3 times about this statement. I told her I handed the form to insurance counter on the next day ( day time) of admission. And the insurance counter has passed it to clinic on the same days. Most tested reports are out on the first admission day. In the past 3 times admission experienced I always get the claim signed form before discharge same as my son last year (2021). In all chaotic situation, things happened just come out a solution rather finger point. Highlighted and stress on a blame to customer is inappropriate. This turn us away although we will missed a good Dr here.
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