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PhysioPooja has not published a specific per-session rate, though pricing is indicated at the mid-range tier. For context, physiotherapy sessions in Singapore typically run S$80–180 per session at private clinics, with an initial assessment sometimes billed separately. Package rates for a course of sessions are common and often work out lower per visit than ad hoc bookings. Confirm the full fee breakdown — including whether the initial assessment carries a separate charge, whether materials or equipment use are included, and the cancellation or no-show policy — before your first appointment. See the full physiotherapy cost guide for Singapore →

Physiotherapists in Singapore can be seen without a GP referral, though a referral letter from your doctor can be helpful if you intend to make a claim through a health insurance policy or if your condition involves recent imaging or surgical history that the physiotherapist should review. For complex or post-operative cases, sharing medical reports in advance allows the therapist to prepare an appropriate assessment. At the first visit, expect an intake discussion covering your medical history, the onset and nature of your complaint, pain levels, and functional goals. Bring any relevant scans, discharge summaries, or specialist letters. If you have contraindications such as active fractures, deep vein thrombosis, or certain skin conditions, flag these before booking.

In Singapore, physiotherapists must be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) under the Allied Health Professions Act. Registration is publicly verifiable on the AHPC online register using the practitioner's name. No regulatory licences have been listed for PhysioPooja at this time, so you should ask directly for the treating physiotherapist's full name and AHPC registration number, and cross-check before your first session. AHPC registration confirms the practitioner has met the required academic and clinical training standards. Additional voluntary memberships — such as with the Singapore Physiotherapy Association — are a further signal of professional engagement but are not mandatory. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the AHPC public register before treatment.