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Livingstone Health’s strategy rooted in patient care and steady growth

The Catalist-listed group is prioritising quality over rapid expansion 

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Published Mon, Jun 16, 2025 · 07:00 AM
    • Livingstone Health's chief commercial officer Dax Ng (left), and CEO Wilson Tay. Dr Tay notes that even as the healthcare sector increasingly looks to technology for efficiency, the human element remains irreplaceable.
    • Livingstone Health's chief commercial officer Dax Ng (left), and CEO Wilson Tay. Dr Tay notes that even as the healthcare sector increasingly looks to technology for efficiency, the human element remains irreplaceable. PHOTO: TAY CHU YI, BT

    [SINGAPORE] Livingstone Health is not in a rush to grow.

    Much like the lithops – a hardy succulent also known as a living stone, from which the company takes its name – the Singapore-based healthcare group is taking a slow and steady approach to expansion.

    The Catalist-listed company, which went public in 2021, operates 20 clinics in the Republic, staffed by 22 medical specialists and practitioners. It also runs a health-screening centre, two medical aesthetics clinics, a podiatry clinic, and provides healthcare consultancy services within the region.

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