Dr. Alison Marion Snodgrass

MBBS (Singapore), MRCPCH (UK), M.Med (Paediatrics)(Singapore), FAMS, GDSM

Address

International Child & Adolescent Clinic

Mount Alvernia Medical Centre D

820 Thomson Road #08-56/57

Singapore 574623

Tel: 6255 5239

Fax: 6255 5092

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Dr. Alison Snodgrass welcomes children and adolescents with a wide range of paediatric and adolescent health concerns. She has a special interest in adolescent medicine and sports medicine. She consults at the International Child & Adolescent Clinic, Mount Alvernia Medical Centre, where she provides personalised, evidence-based care in a warm and supportive environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Dr. Alison provides medical care for children from birth through adolescence, including newborns, infants, school-aged children, and teenagers up to approximately 18 years of age.

  • General paediatric care includes routine newborn assessments, growth and developmental monitoring, childhood immunisations, treatment of common childhood illnesses, allergy management, nutritional guidance, child safety advice, and support during important milestones such as starting school.

  • Adolescent medicine is a specialised area of healthcare that focuses on the unique physical, emotional, and social needs of young people aged approximately 10–18 years. It supports teenagers through puberty, mental health concerns, chronic illness management, preventive care, and their transition into adulthood.

  • Depending on their age, maturity, and the reason for the visit, adolescents may spend part of their consultation speaking privately with Dr. Alison. This confidential time encourages open communication while ensuring appropriate parental involvement whenever necessary.

  • Confidentiality is an important part of adolescent healthcare. Dr. Alison provides a safe and respectful environment where teenagers can discuss sensitive health concerns. Confidentiality is maintained within legal and ethical guidelines, with parents involved whenever it is appropriate or necessary for the young person's safety.

  • Dr. Alison can assess and support adolescents experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, self-harm concerns, sleep difficulties, school-related challenges, and other emotional or behavioural issues. When appropriate, referrals to specialist mental health services may also be recommended.

  • Yes. Dr. Alison provides assessment, ongoing medical monitoring, and coordinated care for young people experiencing eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge-eating disorder, as part of a multidisciplinary team including specialist dieticians and psychologists.

  • Yes. Routine childhood immunisations and recommended adolescent vaccinations are provided in accordance with national immunisation guidelines to help protect children and teenagers against preventable diseases.

  • Yes. Ongoing care is available for children and adolescents living with chronic medical conditions. This includes regular monitoring, treatment planning, family education, and support when transitioning to adult healthcare services.

  • Appointments can be booked by contacting the clinic directly by phone at 6255 5239 or via email at icacmah@singnet.com.sg. If you are unsure whether your child should be seen, the clinic team will be happy to assist you.