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About Mother & Child TCM Clinic
About Mother & Child TCM Clinic
Mother & Child TCM Clinic is a Traditional Chinese Medicine practice located at Serangoon Central, offering TCM consultations and treatments islandwide. The listing has been verified by KakiList, and the clinic holds a 4.9/5 rating across 292 Google reviews — a robust sample that carries meaningful weight.
Patients typically begin with a first consultation in which the practitioner takes a detailed intake — covering current symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, and constitution — before recommending a course of treatment. TCM modalities may include acupuncture, herbal medicine, tui na, cupping, or moxibustion depending on the presenting condition. The clinic's name suggests a focus on maternal and child health, so those seeking support for pregnancy, postnatal recovery, paediatric concerns, or fertility-related conditions may find the specialisation particularly relevant. It is worth confirming the scope of conditions treated, the number of sessions typically recommended, and whether herbal prescriptions are included in the consultation fee or billed separately. Single-session and recurring package options are both common in TCM practice.
To book, contact the clinic directly by phone or via the enquiry form on their listing, and ask about the first-consultation format and practitioner credentials before confirming your appointment.
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Google Reviews ⭐ 4.9 (292 reviews)
P V
★★★★★
A true saviour. I regularly consult Dr. Lin for my gynecological concerns as well as pediatric issues for my children. She is incredibly patient, understanding, and reassuring. Simply by assessing the tongue and pulse, she is able to gain deep insight into the body. Her treatments have been very effective for me. While I do spend around $90-100 per visit per person, the care and results make it worthwhile. Thank you Dr Lin / Ma Kuang clinic 😃
Gabriella Choo
★★★★★
Dr. Lua is a very good and patient doctor. She took the time to understand my child’s health background before starting treatment, which made me feel confident and reassured. Highly recommended
Wei Liang Lee
★★★★★
Physician Meisya Agustina is highly recommended for TCM paediatric consultation and tuina massotherapy. My daughter followed her consultation and therapy for many years and she has made significant improvement in health and growth. Thank you physician Meisya. :) the clinic is clean and cosy with children facilities to keep them occupied while waiting for their turn.
JY
★★★★☆
Is my 2nd visit with Physician XiaoYan is patient and knowledgeable. The lifestyle changes advices provided are managable whereby I don't feel it's very restricted. And the herbs powder are bearable too ✨️🤭 after 14 days of consumption, I do feel my skin irritation situation has improve, sleep better. The front desk staffs are friendly and give good assitance 😀 Very clean and tidy clinic
Xinyu Chia
★★★★★
We always visit Physician Lua at Nex outlet. She is very friendly and patient towards children. We have been seeing her for my daughter’s cough and runny nose since she started preschool. Her tuina is good and my daughter is okay with the medicine she prescribes.
Mother & Child TCM Clinic vs other providers in Singapore
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
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| Mother & Child TCM Clinic (this page) | ⭐ 4.9 | 292 | — | ✓ |
| Ri An TCM Clinic | ⭐ 5.0 | 333 | — | ✓ |
| HSI Chinese Medicine | ⭐ 5.0 | 237 | — | ✓ |
| Han TCM Medical | ⭐ 5.0 | 198 | — | ✓ |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Mother & Child TCM Clinic charge per session?›
TCM consultation fees in Singapore typically range from S$30–80 for a first visit, with subsequent sessions at S$20–60. Acupuncture, tui na, cupping, and moxibustion are usually billed as separate line items on top of the consultation, ranging from S$30–80 per modality. Herbal prescriptions — granules, raw herbs, or patent pills — are commonly an additional S$20–80 per course depending on duration and formula complexity. Many TCM clinics offer package pricing for recurring conditions such as chronic pain, fertility support, or postnatal recovery, which can reduce the per-session cost meaningfully. Confirm whether GST applies and whether the first-consultation fee differs from follow-up visits. See the full TCM cost guide for Singapore →
Do I need a referral or assessment first?›
No GP referral is required to book a TCM consultation in Singapore — you can contact Mother & Child TCM Clinic directly. At the first visit, the practitioner will typically conduct a tongue and pulse assessment alongside a verbal intake covering your medical history, current symptoms, sleep, diet, and constitution before recommending a treatment plan. If you have complex or serious medical conditions — such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, or a high-risk pregnancy — it is advisable to inform both your GP or specialist and the TCM practitioner before starting treatment, as certain herbal formulas and acupuncture points carry contraindications. For those seeking treatment during pregnancy or for young children, confirming the practitioner's experience in that area specifically is particularly important.
Is the practitioner at Mother & Child TCM Clinic licensed?›
In Singapore, all practising TCM physicians must be registered with the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB) under the Ministry of Health. Registration is required by law and is verifiable on the TCMPB's public register at moh.gov.sg. The register shows the practitioner's name, registration number, and the scope of practice (acupuncture and/or Chinese herbal medicine). Before booking, ask for the treating practitioner's full name and TCMPB registration number, then cross-check on the public register. If the clinic has multiple practitioners, confirm which one you will be seeing. Unregistered practice of TCM is illegal in Singapore and is not covered by MediShield Life or Integrated Shield Plan claims, so verification before your first visit is worthwhile.