Yes the doctor is very very good! I brought my baby to see him several times when she was ill as we stay nearby. (usually we will go to Thomson Paediatric or KK hospital for her regular check-ups as my baby has many complications).
He is very experienced and patient, and his fees are cheap too.
Once, I sought his 2nd opinion about whether to give my baby the 2nd dose of Rotavirus vaccination. Her regular paediatrician at KK hospital had forgotten to give it to her during one of baby's regular check-ups, and the next month when we went back, the head nurse warned us that it was too late and that administering the Rotavirus vaccination after 6 months may lead to side-effects like telescoping of the intestines, in which the intestines shrink and retract back, which is a MUCH WORSE problem than Rotavirus!
The doctor at Kai Clinic agreed with what the nurse told me, but because i was paranoid about baby falling sick with diarrhoea and stuff, and also cos as my baby is 2 months premature and hence corrected age is 5 months and not 7 months old, he actually took the time and effort to call not one but TWO pharmaceutical companies selling the Rotavirus vaccinations to double-check whether it was safe for my baby to be vaccinated! (the answer, in case you're wondering, is NO)
i must say, if not for the numerous specialists and check-ups my baby requires, i would send her to Kai clinic.
For those who are interested:
Kai Clinic.
Address: 223 East Coast Rd, , Singapore 428920, Phone: +65-6344 1377