Eu Yan Sang TCM Clinic (Causeway Point) ✓ ACRA Verified

Specific per-session fees were not provided in this listing, but the clinic is priced at the mid-range tier ($$). At most TCM clinics in Singapore, an initial consultation with acupuncture typically runs S$50–120, with follow-up sessions at S$40–90. Herbal medication, cupping, and tui na are usually billed separately. A package of multiple sessions often carries a modest discount over single-visit pricing. Confirm the exact consultation fee, whether herbal prescriptions are included or billed per dispensation, and any no-show or cancellation charge before your first appointment. MediSave may be used for certain chronic conditions under the MediSave500 and MediSave700 schemes at approved CHAS clinics — ask whether this clinic participates. See the full TCM cost guide for Singapore →

No referral is required to book a TCM consultation. At the first visit, the physician will conduct a full diagnostic assessment — tongue and pulse examination, review of current medications, and discussion of your presenting complaint and health history. It is helpful to bring any recent blood test results or specialist letters, particularly if you are managing a chronic condition or taking prescription medication alongside TCM treatment. Certain conditions — such as active cancer, pregnancy, or recent surgery — require the physician to adjust or avoid specific treatment modalities. Disclose these at the time of booking so the clinic can confirm whether your case falls within their scope of practice. A GP referral is not mandatory but can support an insurance or MediSave claim where applicable.

In Singapore, all practising TCM physicians must be registered with the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB) under the Ministry of Health. Registration covers practitioners of acupuncture and TCM — it is a legal requirement, not a voluntary credential. You can verify any practitioner's registration on the TCMPB public register at moh.gov.sg before booking. Eu Yan Sang is a long-established brand in Singapore's TCM sector. However, no specific regulatory licences were listed for this outlet at the time of this listing. It is advisable to confirm the consulting physician's TCMPB registration number directly with the clinic, and to check whether the outlet holds a CHAS clinic status if you intend to use MediSave or subsidised care. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the TCMPB public register before treatment.