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Physiotherapy session fees in Singapore typically range from S$80 to S$180 per session at private clinics, with an initial assessment sometimes priced higher than follow-up sessions. Package rates — for example, six or ten sessions — are common and usually offer a modest discount versus the per-session rate. KKH Physiotherapy's listing does not publish a specific price, so contact them directly for a current fee schedule. Confirm whether the quoted rate covers a fixed session duration (typically 30–60 minutes), whether any electrotherapy, ultrasound, or manual therapy modalities carry an add-on charge, and whether the clinic accepts direct billing from your insurer or requires payment at point of service with a claim thereafter. GST applies to physiotherapy consultations. See the full physiotherapy cost guide for Singapore →

Most private physiotherapy clinics in Singapore accept self-referrals — you can book directly without a GP letter. However, a referral from a GP or specialist is worth obtaining if you plan to claim through MediShield Life, an Integrated Shield Plan, or corporate insurance, as some insurers require a referral for the claim to be processed. A referral also gives the physiotherapist a clearer clinical picture before the first session. At the initial appointment, expect an intake assessment covering your medical history, the onset and nature of your symptoms, any imaging or reports you can bring, and a physical examination. The physiotherapist will then explain the proposed treatment approach and the realistic number of sessions required. Flag any contraindications — for example, recent surgery, blood-thinning medication, or implanted devices — before treatment begins.

Physiotherapists practising in Singapore must be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) under the Allied Health Professions Act. Registration is renewable and publicly verifiable on the AHPC online register at ahpc.edu.sg — search by name before your first appointment. KKH Physiotherapy's listing does not specify individual practitioner names or their AHPC registration numbers. Before booking, ask the clinic to confirm the full name and AHPC registration number of the physiotherapist who will treat you, and cross-check on the public register. Also ask whether the practitioner holds any post-graduate specialisation relevant to your condition — for example, orthopaedic, neurological, or sports physiotherapy credentials. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the AHPC public register before treatment.