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BMJ Physiotherapy (Raffles Place) does not publicly list its per-session rates, so you will need to enquire directly for current pricing. As a general reference, physiotherapy consultations in Singapore typically run S$80–150 per session at private clinics, with follow-up treatment sessions in a similar range. Some practices offer package discounts for a block of sessions, which can be worth asking about if you expect ongoing treatment. Confirm the first-consultation fee separately, as it sometimes differs from a standard follow-up session fee. Also ask whether your condition qualifies for Medisave claims — under MOH's Chronic Disease Management Programme, Medisave can be used for certain physiotherapy treatments at approved CHAS GP clinics, though this may not apply at all private physiotherapy practices. GST applies on private healthcare services. See the full physiotherapy cost guide for Singapore →

You do not typically need a GP referral to book a first appointment at a private physiotherapy clinic in Singapore — you can contact BMJ Physiotherapy (Raffles Place) directly. That said, if you intend to claim under an insurance policy or an employer medical benefit, your insurer may require a GP referral letter before they will reimburse the cost, so it is worth checking your policy before booking. At the first visit, expect to complete an intake form covering your medical history, current medications, and the nature of your complaint. The physiotherapist will then carry out a physical assessment before recommending a treatment approach. If your condition involves a recent fracture, post-operative wound, or complex neurological presentation, bringing any imaging reports or discharge summaries from your hospital or specialist will help the therapist plan your care more accurately.

In Singapore, physiotherapists are regulated by the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) under the Allied Health Professions Act. Registration is mandatory — practising without AHPC registration is unlawful. You can verify any physiotherapist's registration by searching the AHPC public register at the Ministry of Health's website, using the practitioner's full name. BMJ Physiotherapy (Raffles Place) does not currently list specific regulatory licences on its KakiList profile, so it is advisable to confirm the treating physiotherapist's AHPC registration number directly with the clinic before your first appointment. The clinic holds a 4.8-out-of-5 rating across 56 Google reviews, which is a moderate and reasonably encouraging sample, but licensing verification remains the more reliable due-diligence step. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the AHPC public register before treatment.