NTUC Health Physiotherapy (Jurong Point) ✓ ACRA Verified

NTUC Health Physiotherapy (Jurong Point) displays a mid-range pricing indicator, though a specific per-session rate has not been published on the listing. Singapore physiotherapy clinics generally charge S$80–180 for a first consultation and S$60–150 for follow-up sessions, depending on treatment modality and session duration. Package deals across six to twelve sessions are common and typically offer a modest reduction on the per-session rate. Confirm whether an initial assessment fee applies separately, whether materials such as hot or cold packs and electrotherapy are bundled into the session fee, and whether GST is included in the quoted amount. If you intend to claim under Medisave, a company insurance plan, or an integrated shield plan, ask at the point of booking whether the clinic supports those payment pathways. See the full physiotherapy cost guide for Singapore →

A GP or specialist referral is not required to book a physiotherapy session directly, though having one can be useful if you intend to claim under certain insurance plans or if your condition involves post-operative recovery where a surgeon's discharge summary is relevant. On your first visit you will typically complete an intake form covering medical history, current medications, and the nature of your complaint before the physiotherapist conducts a structured assessment. Disclose any contraindications at this stage — including fractures, active infections, skin conditions, blood-thinning medications, or recent surgery — so the therapist can adjust the treatment plan accordingly. A referral letter from your doctor or a recent imaging report (X-ray, MRI) is helpful but not mandatory; bring whatever documentation you have and the therapist will advise on whether further diagnostics are needed.

Physiotherapists practising in Singapore are required to be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) under the Allied Health Professions Act. AHPC registration is publicly verifiable on the AHPC online register at www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg — you can search by the practitioner's full name to confirm active registration status, the discipline (physiotherapy), and whether any conditions are attached to the registration. No regulatory licences have been listed for this provider in the KakiList record. Before booking, ask the clinic for the full name and AHPC registration number of the physiotherapist who will be treating you, and cross-check it on the AHPC register directly. Confirm the practitioner's licence on the relevant board's public register before treatment.