Excision of Bone Tumour (Benign, Limb): Treating Pain and Preventing Progression

Benign bone tumours may still require excision when painful, enlarging, or structurally compromising bone.

MOH-aligned private fees typically include:
• Surgeon fee: SGD 5,500 – 9,500
• Anaesthetist fee: SGD 2,000 – 3,200
Bone grafting may add cost.

Most plans cover:
• Medically necessary tumour excision
• Hospitalisation and anaesthesia

Ensure the tumour is documented as symptomatic or structurally risky.

Benign doesn’t mean harmless. Insurance should support timely treatment.

"When an expatriate is hospitalized, our role is to explain, simplify and ensure rapid care to avoid any unnecessary stress."