Axis Chiropractic ✓ ACRA Verified

Axis Chiropractic is listed at a mid-range price point; the clinic does not publish a fixed session rate publicly, so you will need to contact them directly for a current quote. In the Singapore chiropractic market, a first consultation including assessment typically runs S$80–150, with follow-up adjustment sessions at S$70–130 each. Many clinics offer multi-session packages at a reduced per-session rate compared with single-visit pricing. Confirm at the time of booking whether the initial consultation fee is separate from the first adjustment, and ask whether any diagnostic imaging (X-ray referrals) carries an additional cost. A cancellation or no-show fee is common — ask for the policy in writing before your first appointment. See the full chiropractic cost guide for Singapore →

A GP referral is not required to book a chiropractic session in Singapore, though having one can help if you intend to make an insurance or Medisave claim — some integrated shield plans and corporate health benefits cover chiropractic when referred by a registered medical practitioner. It is worth checking your insurer's requirements before your visit. At the first appointment, the chiropractor will conduct a clinical intake covering your medical history, current medications, and any red-flag conditions (recent fractures, osteoporosis, inflammatory arthritis, or cardiovascular contraindications) before proceeding with any manual adjustment. Bring any relevant imaging — X-rays or MRI scans — if you have them, as these assist the assessment considerably.

Chiropractic practice in Singapore is not currently regulated under a statutory licensing board in the same way as physiotherapy (AHPC) or TCM (TCMPB). There is no government register of chiropractors to verify against at this time. The main voluntary credentialing bodies are the Chiropractic Association of Singapore (CAS) and the Singapore Chiropractic Association (SCA); membership or fellowship of these associations indicates the practitioner has met recognised training standards, typically a five-year accredited chiropractic degree. Before booking, ask Axis Chiropractic directly for the treating chiropractor's degree institution and any professional association membership. This is the most practical check available given the current regulatory landscape.