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Pricing details are not publicly listed, so it is best to contact A Kind Place Corporate Wellness directly for a quote. In the Singapore market, nutrition and lifestyle consultations typically range from S$80 to S$200 per session for individual appointments, with corporate wellness packages priced by scope — number of employees, session frequency, and whether group workshops or one-to-one consultations are included. Confirm whether an initial assessment carries a separate fee, whether packages offer a per-session discount over single bookings, and what the no-show or cancellation policy is before committing. GST may apply depending on the provider's registration status. See the full Nutrition & Lifestyle cost guide for Singapore →

Most nutrition and lifestyle practitioners begin with an intake consultation rather than requiring a formal GP referral. This first session typically involves a health history review, goal-setting discussion, and an assessment of current dietary patterns and lifestyle habits. An intake form is often sent ahead of the appointment so the session time can be used productively. A GP referral is not usually mandatory, but it can be useful if you are managing a complex condition such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or a metabolic disorder — some insurers also require a referral before covering allied health consultations. If you are seeking services under a corporate employee benefits scheme, check with your HR department whether pre-authorisation is needed.

No regulatory licences are listed for A Kind Place Corporate Wellness in the current provider data. In Singapore, nutrition practitioners are not currently subject to mandatory statutory registration in the way that physiotherapists (Allied Health Professions Council) or TCM practitioners (Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board) are. That said, credentialled dietitians holding qualifications recognised by the Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association (SNDA) or the Dietitians Association of Australia operate to a defined professional standard. Before booking, ask the practitioner directly about their academic qualifications, professional membership, and any continuing education they undertake. For corporate programmes, also ask whether the facilitators hold relevant certifications in workplace health or lifestyle coaching. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.