Eu Yan Sang TCM Clinic (Bugis Junction) ✓ ACRA Verified

Per-session fees are not listed publicly and should be confirmed directly with the clinic. As a general reference, initial TCM consultations in Singapore typically run S$30–60, with follow-up consultations at S$20–40. Acupuncture sessions commonly range from S$50–120 depending on needle count and duration, and herbal prescriptions are billed separately at S$20–80 per week depending on the formula. Package pricing for recurring treatments is sometimes available at a discount versus single-session rates. Confirm the full cost — consultation, treatment, and herbal prescription — at the time of booking, and ask whether MediSave or insurance claims are accepted for eligible conditions. See the full TCM cost guide for Singapore →

No formal referral is required to book a first appointment at a TCM clinic. The initial consultation itself serves as your intake assessment — the physician will conduct tongue and pulse diagnosis, take a case history, and assess your constitution before recommending a treatment plan. Bring any existing medical reports, blood test results, or specialist letters, particularly if you are managing a chronic condition or are concurrently under Western medical care. A GP referral is not mandatory but can be useful if you intend to make a MediSave claim (some approved TCM conditions require a referral letter) or if your insurer requires it for reimbursement. Patients with complex conditions — chronic pain, fertility issues, post-stroke recovery — may benefit from mentioning their diagnosis when booking so the appropriate physician is assigned.

TCM practitioners in Singapore are regulated by the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB) under the Ministry of Health. All practising acupuncturists and TCM physicians must be registered with the TCMPB, and their registration status is verifiable on the TCMPB's public online register at Ministry of Health's website. Registration requires a recognised TCM degree and completion of a supervised clinical practicum. Eu Yan Sang is an established TCM brand in Singapore; however, individual physician credentials should be confirmed at the clinic level. Ask for the consulting physician's full name and TCMPB registration number, then verify on the public register before your appointment. Confirm the practitioner's clinical focus (e.g. women's health, musculoskeletal, oncology support) to ensure it matches your needs.