Dr.Chiro ✓ ACRA Verified

Specific session fees for Dr.Chiro were not provided in the listing, so you will need to confirm the current rate directly by phone or through the contact form. As a general reference, chiropractic consultations in Singapore typically range from S$80 to S$180 per session, with first visits sometimes carrying a higher assessment fee. Many clinics also offer package rates for a fixed number of sessions, which can reduce the per-visit cost. Before committing, confirm whether the quoted fee covers the full consultation and adjustment, or whether additional diagnostic procedures such as X-rays are billed separately. Ask about the no-show and late-cancellation policy, as most clinics enforce a minimum 24-hour notice window. See the full chiropractic cost guide for Singapore →

Chiropractic care in Singapore does not require a formal GP referral, and most patients book directly. At Dr.Chiro, the first visit will typically involve an intake assessment covering your medical history, the nature and duration of your complaint, any previous injuries or surgeries, and current medications. Certain contraindications — such as osteoporosis, recent fractures, inflammatory arthritis, or blood-thinning medication — are important to disclose before treatment begins. While a GP referral is not mandatory, having one can be useful if you intend to claim through an integrated shield plan or company health benefits, as some insurers require a referral for reimbursement of specialist or allied health visits. If your condition involves neurological symptoms such as numbness, weakness, or bladder changes, a GP or specialist review before starting chiropractic treatment is advisable.

Chiropractic practice in Singapore is not currently regulated by a statutory professional board in the same way as physiotherapy (AHPC) or TCM (TCMPB). There is no single public register you can check to confirm a chiropractor's credentials in the way you would for a physiotherapist or doctor. The relevant voluntary body is the Chiropractic Association of Singapore (CAS), and internationally trained chiropractors may hold qualifications from accredited institutions such as the Australian Chiropractors Association, the General Chiropractic Council in the UK, or the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners in the US. It is advisable to ask Dr.Chiro directly about the consulting practitioner's degree, the institution it was awarded by, and any professional association memberships before committing to a course of treatment. Confirm the practitioner's qualifications and professional association membership directly with the clinic before treatment.