Lifescan Medical & Wellness ✓ ACRA Verified

Specific session pricing for Lifescan Medical & Wellness was not publicly available at the time of listing. As a mid-range ($$) holistic wellness provider, per-session fees at comparable Singapore clinics typically run S$60–200 depending on the modality and duration, with package pricing often available for recurring treatments. Confirm the per-session rate, any first-consultation fee, package commitment terms, and the no-show or cancellation policy in writing before booking. Ask whether GST is included in the quoted price. See the full holistic wellness cost guide for Singapore →

Most holistic wellness clinics do not require a formal GP referral, but an initial consultation or intake assessment is standard. This typically involves completing a health history form and discussing your goals, any existing conditions, medications, or contraindications with the practitioner before treatment begins. A GP referral is not mandatory, but it is worth bringing one — or relevant medical records — if you are managing a diagnosed condition, as it helps the practitioner tailor the approach and may support a claim under an Integrated Shield Plan or corporate insurance policy that covers allied health or complementary therapies. Contact Lifescan Medical & Wellness directly to confirm the first-visit format and what, if anything, to bring along.

Licensing requirements for holistic wellness practitioners in Singapore vary by modality. Physiotherapists and occupational therapists are registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC); TCM practitioners are registered with the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB); medical doctors are registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC). Practitioners in unlicensed modalities — such as certain energy therapies or wellness coaching — are not governed by a statutory board. No regulatory licences were listed for Lifescan Medical & Wellness at the time of this listing. Before booking, ask which modalities are offered and confirm the lead practitioner's name and registration number on the relevant board's public register. This is particularly important if you plan to submit a claim to an insurer. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.