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Focus Movement uses a '$$' price indicator, which broadly signals mid-range rates for Singapore physiotherapy. Physiotherapy consultations in Singapore typically run S$80–180 per session at private clinics, with initial assessments often priced slightly higher than follow-up sessions due to the time required for a full movement and injury evaluation. Package rates for a committed block of sessions (typically 6–10) are sometimes available at a discount. Confirm the per-session rate, any difference between initial and follow-up fees, and whether specialist modalities such as dry needling or shockwave therapy carry an additional charge. If you are claiming through corporate insurance or an employee benefits plan, ask whether Focus Movement provides the required receipts and diagnostic codes before your first visit. See the full physiotherapy cost guide for Singapore →

Physiotherapy in Singapore does not require a GP referral for self-pay patients — you can contact Focus Movement directly and book an initial assessment. However, if you intend to claim through MediShield Life, an integrated shield plan, or a corporate insurer, some policies require a GP or specialist referral letter to trigger reimbursement, so check your policy terms before the first visit. At the initial appointment, the physiotherapist will typically conduct a structured intake covering your medical history, the onset and nature of your symptoms, prior imaging or reports, and any red-flag contraindications. Bring any relevant X-ray, MRI, or surgical discharge summaries, as these significantly inform the assessment. Patients with acute post-operative conditions or complex neurological presentations should also confirm that the clinic is experienced in managing their specific diagnosis before booking.

Physiotherapists practising in Singapore must be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) under the Allied Health Professions Act. Registration is verifiable on the AHPC public register at go.gov.sg/ahpc-register — search by name before your first appointment. Registered physiotherapists hold at minimum a recognised degree in physiotherapy; those with postgraduate training or clinical specialisations (orthopaedics, sports, neurology, women's health) may carry additional credentials. No AHPC licence appears in the current listing data for Focus Movement's individual practitioners. This is not unusual for clinic-level listings, as registration is held by the individual physiotherapist rather than the business entity. Confirm the name of the physiotherapist who will treat you and verify their AHPC registration directly before committing to a treatment plan. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.