Chiropractic Health and Wellness Clinic ✓ ACRA Verified

Specific per-session pricing for Chiropractic Health and Wellness Clinic was not published at the time of listing. In Singapore, chiropractic consultations typically range from S$80–150 for an initial assessment and S$60–120 for follow-up adjustment sessions. Package deals covering a fixed number of sessions are common and often reduce the per-visit cost. It is worth confirming with the clinic whether the first consultation fee is separate from any treatment administered on the same visit, whether there is a no-show or late-cancellation charge, and whether your health insurance (some Integrated Shield Plans or corporate policies cover chiropractic care) can be applied. Contact the clinic directly for current rates. See the full chiropractic cost guide for Singapore →

A GP referral is not required to see a chiropractor in Singapore, though bringing any relevant medical imaging (X-rays, MRI scans) or specialist reports will help the chiropractor assess your condition more thoroughly at the first visit. Most clinics ask you to complete an intake form covering your medical history, current medications, and the nature of your complaint before the first session. Certain conditions — including osteoporosis, spinal fractures, inflammatory arthropathies, and post-surgical spines — require careful screening before chiropractic manipulation is appropriate. If you have any of these or are unsure, mention them when booking so the practitioner can advise whether chiropractic care is suitable or whether a different modality would be more appropriate. A GP referral can also be useful if you intend to claim reimbursement through an insurance policy.

Chiropractic practice in Singapore is not currently regulated under a statutory licensing board in the same way as physiotherapy (AHPC) or traditional Chinese medicine (TCMPB). There is no publicly searchable government register for chiropractors at present. The primary voluntary credential to look for is registration with the Chiropractic Association of Singapore (CAS), and practitioners trained at internationally accredited chiropractic colleges (such as those holding CCE or CCEA accreditation) provide an additional assurance of training standards. When enquiring, it is reasonable to ask the treating chiropractor for their qualification, the institution from which they graduated, and whether they hold CAS membership. Chiropractic Health and Wellness Clinic did not list specific regulatory licences in its KakiList profile, so confirming practitioner credentials directly with the clinic before your first appointment is advisable.