About The Food Clinic Singapore
The Food Clinic Singapore is a nutrition and lifestyle wellness practice located at 18 Mohamed Sultan Rd, serving clients islandwide. KakiList has verified the operating details and contact channel, though no Google reviews are currently available and ACRA registration could not be confirmed, so independent due diligence is advised before booking. Pricing is indicated at a mid-range level; specific session fees should be confirmed directly with the clinic.
A first visit typically begins with an in-depth consultation to understand your health goals, medical history, dietary habits, and lifestyle — whether you are managing a chronic condition such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease, seeking weight management support, or looking to optimise general nutrition. The clinician will outline a personalised plan and discuss whether a recurring programme or a single assessment best suits your needs. Cancellation and rescheduling policies, as well as any package commitments, are worth clarifying before you attend. Clients with complex medical conditions may find it helpful to obtain a GP referral prior to the first appointment, particularly if they intend to claim through insurance.
To get started, reach The Food Clinic Singapore by phone or through the enquiry form on their listing, and ask about current appointment availability, the first-consultation format, and the fee structure before confirming your booking.
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| The Food Clinic Singapore (this page) | — | — | — | ✓ |
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Specific session fees are not published in this listing. Singapore market norms for nutrition and dietitian consultations range from roughly S$80–200 per session at private clinics, with initial assessments sometimes priced higher than follow-up appointments. Package pricing — for example, a block of four to six sessions — is common and often works out at a lower per-session rate than individual bookings. Ask about the first-consultation fee, whether any intake assessment or dietary analysis is included, and what the no-show or late-cancellation policy is. Confirm whether sessions are claimable under your health insurance before paying. See the full Nutrition & Lifestyle cost guide for Singapore →
Most nutrition and lifestyle clinics do not require a formal GP referral to book a first appointment, and you can generally self-refer. However, if you plan to submit a claim to a private insurer or wish to have your dietary plan coordinated with a specialist managing an existing condition, a GP referral letter can strengthen both the clinical handoff and the insurance paper trail. Expect to complete an intake form covering your medical history, current medications, dietary habits, and health goals before or at the first visit. This helps the practitioner tailor the consultation and flag any contraindications — for instance, very low-calorie plans or certain supplements are not appropriate alongside some medications. If you have complex needs such as renal disease or eating disorder history, mention these when booking so the clinic can confirm they are equipped to manage your case.
No regulatory licences are listed for The Food Clinic Singapore on this directory, and no ACRA registration has been confirmed. In Singapore, practising dietitians are typically registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) under the Allied Health Professions Act, and this registration is verifiable on the AHPC public register at ahpc.edu.sg. Nutritionists without a clinical dietetics qualification are not separately regulated, so the distinction between a registered dietitian and a nutritionist matters when seeking clinical dietary advice. Before booking, ask for the full name and AHPC registration number of the practitioner who will be seeing you, and cross-check on the AHPC register. Confirm the practitioner's qualifications and whether they hold professional indemnity insurance. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.
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