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Performance Wellness is listed at a mid-range price tier, but specific per-session rates are not publicly displayed. Singapore physiotherapy consultations from private practices typically run S$80–180 per session for an initial assessment and S$60–150 for follow-up sessions. Package deals for a fixed number of sessions are common and usually offer a modest discount over the per-session rate. Confirm whether a first-consultation fee applies, whether modalities such as ultrasound, dry needling, or shockwave therapy are included or billed separately, and what the no-show or late-cancellation policy is before committing. See the full physiotherapy cost guide for Singapore →

Physiotherapy in Singapore does not require a GP referral for a private clinic visit — you can book directly. However, if you intend to claim through MediShield Life, a private integrated shield plan, or a corporate health benefit, your insurer may require a referral letter or a diagnosis code from a registered medical practitioner before reimbursing physiotherapy costs. It is worth checking your policy terms before your first appointment. At the first visit, expect to complete an intake form covering your medical history, current medications, and the specific complaint or goal you are presenting with. The physiotherapist will then carry out a physical assessment — range of motion, strength, posture, gait, or neurological screening depending on the condition — before discussing a proposed treatment plan. Bring any imaging reports, discharge summaries, or specialist letters that are relevant to your condition, as these can shorten the diagnostic phase considerably.

Physiotherapists in Singapore must be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) under the Allied Health Professions Act. Registration can be verified on the AHPC public register at www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg — search by name or registration number. Performance Wellness has not listed specific regulatory licences on their KakiList profile, so it is advisable to ask the practitioner for their AHPC registration number and confirm it on the public register before beginning treatment. No regulatory licences are currently listed in the KakiList record for this provider. This does not necessarily indicate non-compliance, but it does mean independent verification is essential before booking. Confirm the practitioner's licence on the AHPC public register before treatment.