NTUC Health Physiotherapy (Yishun) ✓ ACRA Verified

NTUC Health Physiotherapy (Yishun) has not published a specific per-session rate on this listing. Singapore market rates for physiotherapy typically run S$80–150 per session at private and social-enterprise clinics, with an initial assessment sometimes priced higher than follow-up sessions. Package pricing for a course of sessions may offer a lower per-session rate than pay-as-you-go. As an NTUC Health entity, CHAS (Community Health Assist Scheme) subsidies may apply for eligible Singapore Citizens, and Medisave-approved physiotherapy for certain conditions can reduce out-of-pocket costs. Confirm all fees, subsidy eligibility, and insurance coverage in writing before your first appointment. See the full physiotherapy cost guide for Singapore →

Physiotherapy clinics in Singapore generally accept self-referred patients — you do not need a GP letter to book an initial appointment, though having one can help the physiotherapist understand your medical history more quickly. A GP or specialist referral is particularly useful if you intend to claim under MediShield Life, an Integrated Shield Plan, or a company group insurance policy, as insurers often require documented medical necessity. At the first visit, expect an intake assessment covering your condition history, pain levels, functional limitations, and any imaging or investigation results you already hold. Bring along relevant reports, scans, or discharge summaries if you have them. The physiotherapist will use this to agree a treatment plan and give you a realistic timeline for recovery.

Physiotherapists in Singapore are regulated under the Allied Health Professions Act and must be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC). You can verify any physiotherapist's registration status by name on the AHPC public register at go.gov.sg/ahpc before your first appointment. No regulatory licences for this listing are recorded in the current KakiList data. Contact NTUC Health Physiotherapy (Yishun) directly to confirm the names and AHPC registration numbers of the practising physiotherapists. For an established social-enterprise operator such as NTUC Health, AHPC registration of clinical staff is standard, but personal verification is always advisable. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the AHPC public register before treatment.