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A specific per-session fee was not publicly listed at the time of this entry. As a general reference, physiotherapy consultations in Singapore typically range from S$80 to S$180 per session at private clinics, with initial assessments often priced slightly higher than follow-up appointments. Some clinics offer package rates that reduce the per-session cost when bought in blocks of six to ten sessions. Confirm the exact fee, any surcharge for specialised modalities (such as dry needling or shockwave therapy), and the cancellation or no-show policy before your first visit. Ask whether your insurer or corporate benefits plan covers private physiotherapy, as many do with a supporting receipt. See the full physiotherapy cost guide for Singapore →

You do not need a GP referral to book a private physiotherapy appointment at FHYSIO — you can self-refer directly. That said, bringing any relevant medical records, imaging results (X-rays, MRI reports), or a GP or specialist letter will help the physiotherapist understand your history and avoid repeating investigations. At the first visit, expect a structured intake assessment covering your presenting complaint, pain history, mobility, strength, and functional goals. Some conditions — particularly post-operative rehabilitation, neurological cases, or complex chronic pain — benefit from a GP or specialist referral letter if you intend to claim through an integrated shield plan or corporate insurance, as insurers often require it. Confirm your insurer's documentation requirements before attending.

Physiotherapists practising in Singapore must be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) under the Allied Health Professions Act. Registration is renewed annually and is publicly verifiable on the AHPC online register at healthprofessionals.gov.sg — search by the physiotherapist's name before your first appointment. No AHPC registration or other regulatory licence was listed in FHYSIO's provider data at the time of this entry. This does not necessarily mean the practitioners are unregistered — the information may simply not have been submitted. Ask FHYSIO directly for the treating physiotherapist's full name and AHPC registration number, and verify it on the register before proceeding. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.