Healing Hands Chiropractic (Jurong) ✓ ACRA Verified

Healing Hands Chiropractic (Jurong) is listed at the $$ price tier, but a specific per-session rate is not published on this profile. In Singapore, chiropractic consultations typically range from S$80–180 per session for a standard adjustment, with an initial assessment session often priced higher at S$100–250. Many practices offer package deals for multiple sessions at a reduced per-visit rate. Before booking, confirm the first-consultation fee, whether the initial assessment is billed separately, and the per-session cost for follow-up adjustments. Ask whether a package commitment is required or whether single sessions are available, and check the no-show and cancellation policy. See the full chiropractic cost guide for Singapore →

A GP referral is not required to book a chiropractic consultation in Singapore, though having one can help with insurance reimbursement claims under integrated shield plans or corporate health benefits — check your policy before your first visit. Some insurers require a GP referral letter and a diagnosis code for chiropractic treatment to qualify for reimbursement. At your first visit, expect to complete an intake form covering your medical history, current medications, and the nature of your discomfort. Chiropractors will typically screen for contraindications — such as osteoporosis, recent fractures, spinal cord compression, or certain vascular conditions — before proceeding with any spinal manipulation. If your condition is complex, the practitioner may request imaging such as an X-ray before treatment. If you have a pre-existing spinal condition or are recovering from surgery, let the clinic know when booking so they can advise whether chiropractic care is appropriate for your situation.

Chiropractic practice in Singapore is currently not governed by a dedicated statutory licensing board in the same way that physiotherapy is regulated by the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC). This means there is no publicly searchable national register for chiropractors equivalent to the AHPC or Singapore Medical Council registers. The Chiropractic Association Singapore (CAS) is the main professional body, and membership — along with recognition from the Singapore Chiropractic Association — is a voluntary indicator of professional standing. Internationally, credentials from accredited chiropractic colleges (such as those recognised by the World Federation of Chiropractic) are the primary qualification signal. Ask the practitioner directly for their degree institution, year of graduation, and any post-graduate or specialist training. No regulatory licences are currently listed on this KakiList profile. Confirm the consulting practitioner's qualifications before treatment.