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Heng Chinese Physician & Acupuncture Centre is positioned at a mid-range price point ($$), but specific per-session fees were not published at the time of this listing. In Singapore, TCM consultations typically run S$20–50, with acupuncture sessions ranging from S$40–90 and herbal prescriptions billed separately at S$20–60 per week's supply. Tui na and cupping sessions generally fall in the S$40–80 range. Many clinics also offer package rates for a fixed course of treatment, which can reduce the per-session cost. Confirm the full fee breakdown — consultation, treatment, and any herbal dispensing — before your first appointment. GST may apply depending on the clinic's registration status. See the full TCM cost guide for Singapore →

No formal referral is required to book a TCM consultation at most practices in Singapore, including TCM physicians registered with the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB). You will typically complete an intake or health declaration form at your first visit, and the physician will conduct a tongue and pulse assessment as part of the diagnostic process. If you intend to claim through a health insurance policy or a corporate healthcare benefit, check whether your insurer requires a GP referral for TCM to be claimable. For complex or serious conditions — particularly if you are currently on prescribed Western medication — it is worth informing both your GP and the TCM physician to avoid herb-drug interactions. Patients with bleeding disorders, those who are pregnant, or those recovering from surgery should flag this clearly before acupuncture or tui na is administered.

In Singapore, all practising TCM physicians — including acupuncturists and herbalists — must be registered with the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB) under the Ministry of Health. Registration can be verified on the TCMPB's public online register at https://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg. Practising without registration is a criminal offence. No regulatory licences were listed for Heng Chinese Physician & Acupuncture Centre in the current KakiList data. Before your first appointment, ask the physician for their full name and TCMPB registration number, then cross-check it on the register. A legitimate registered physician will have no hesitation providing this. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.