9 Best Physiotherapy Clinics in Singapore 2026: Real Prices From $180, and the Cheapest Route at $0

Twenty-three rehabilitation and physiotherapy centres across Singapore, and by far the widest price range on this list, because the price is set by your household income, not by a menu. PRICE: active community rehabilitation runs $0 to $179.85 per session, with a $20 initial assessment on top. Maintenance programmes, for people managing a long-term condition rather than recovering from an acute injury, run $0 to $130.80. Home therapy runs $12.70 to $276.85. Note the bottom of that range, which is a home visit for less than the price of a hawker lunch if you qualify for the top subsidy tier. HOW THE SUBSIDY WORKS: eligibility is assessed through MOH's National Means Testing System, based on monthly household income per person, and the highest subsidy tiers apply to Singapore citizens at selected centres. THE CATCH THAT COSTS PEOPLE MONEY: self-referrals do not qualify for subsidy. If you walk in off the street you pay the unsubsidised rate. Get a referral from a polyclinic, a GP or the hospital that treated you first. That single piece of paper is worth up to about $180 a session. BEST FOR: anyone recovering from a stroke, a fall, a joint replacement or a long-term mobility problem, and anyone whose physio programme is going to run for two or three months rather than three sessions. Also the honest first stop for anyone who reads the private prices below and quietly decides to skip physiotherapy altogether.

Two clinics, both walkable from an MRT, and the lowest published private rate in this roundup. PRICE: $180 before GST per session, which works out to $196.20 with 9% GST. If you specifically want the Principal Physiotherapist rather than whoever is rostered, add $60. SESSION LENGTH (READ THIS): the initial consultation is 45 minutes, but follow-ups are 30 minutes, extended only for complex cases. That matters when you compare against Core Concepts or Apex, where the standard block is 45 minutes throughout; on a per-minute basis the gap narrows considerably after visit one. They mention multi-session packages with savings but do not publish the package prices, so ask reception for the current numbers before you commit. WHERE: Tanjong Pagar at 1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza #02-51 (three minutes from the MRT), and Katong at 63 East Coast Road #01-03, next to i12 Katong. HOURS: Mon–Fri 9am–8pm; Sat 9am–5pm by appointment only. The 8pm weekday close is genuinely useful: most private physio clinics in the CBD stop taking patients at 6 or 7pm. BEST FOR: office workers who need an after-work slot, and anyone price-sensitive who still wants a private clinic rather than a subsidised waiting list.

Three clinics in the CBD and Orchard, and the most transparent fee page of any private practice we looked at. It lists physiotherapy and osteopathy side by side at the same rates, which tells you something about how the clinic positions the two. PRICE (all before GST): a 40-minute session is $185 with a Senior Physiotherapist or Osteopath and $200 with a Principal. A 60-minute session is $277.50, or $300 with a Principal, exactly 1.5 times the 40-minute rate, so the longer slot is priced per minute rather than discounted. With 9% GST the standard session is about $201.65. Note the 40-minute block: it is shorter than the 45 minutes at Core Concepts, Apex and Physio & Sole. PACKAGES: the clinic says it offers a bundle at reduced rates, but as of 17 September its rates page no longer prints any package price, so get the bundle price and session count in writing before you pay upfront. Workstation assessments and home visits are quoted on request rather than listed. WHERE: 139 Cecil Street #06-02 (CBD), 583 Orchard Road #11-01 at Forum, and 360 Orchard Road #03-11/13 at International Building. Three addresses covering the CBD and both ends of Orchard is a strong footprint if you work in town. BEST FOR: anyone who wants to see the price before they call, and anyone weighing physiotherapy against osteopathy. This is the rare Singapore clinic where you can compare the two at identical published rates under one roof.

Running since 2003, which makes it one of the longest-established private physiotherapy groups in Singapore, and seven clinics is the widest private footprint here. PRICE: $207.10 per session including 9% GST, and crucially the same figure for your first session and every follow-up, revised to that rate with effect from 1 September 2025. No initial-assessment surcharge, no first-visit premium. WHAT IS BUNDLED IN (this is the part worth reading twice): dry needling, shockwave therapy, VALD assessment and real-time ultrasound imaging are all included in the standard treatment cost. At clinics that charge for these separately, shockwave alone can run $200 a site for a single session, so if your condition is one that shockwave actually helps (plantar fasciitis, calcific tendinopathy, stubborn tendon problems), the effective price here drops well below what the headline number suggests. WHERE: Raffles Place, Novena Square, Parkway Parade, Tampines, Dunearn Village, HarbourFront, and Tanjong Pagar under the Physio People name. BEST FOR: anyone who needs a course of treatment rather than one visit, because the flat rate and the bundled modalities both reward staying the distance, and anyone who wants the same clinic near work and near home.

Eleven clinics is the largest network on this list, and the only one that reaches deep into the heartlands: Woodlands, Yishun, Kovan, Kembangan, Punggol, Tampines and Jurong alongside the usual Orchard and CBD addresses. PRICE: physiotherapy sessions from $210 before GST for 45 minutes, so about $228.90 with GST. They also run podiatry from the same clinics, which is unusual and genuinely useful if your problem is a foot one: initial podiatry consultation $100–$160, follow-ups $80, customised foot orthoses $700, semi-customised insoles $450. Shockwave is charged separately here at $200 per site, and dry needling at $80, so compare carefully against Core Concepts if those are part of your plan. CURRENT OFFERS (the real ones): SAFRA and EnergyOne members get 15% off at the SAFRA Punggol branch, which also accepts LifeSG credits. Read the clinic's own condition before you count on it: the member discount applies to listed services only, cannot be stacked with anything else, and does not cover products such as insoles. Pioneer Generation cardholders get 20% off podiatry consultations, and the Baby Bonus NETS card is accepted for paediatric services. WHERE: Bukit Timah, EastGate @ Katong, Jurong (CPF Jurong Building), Kembangan, Kovan, Orchard (Far East Shopping Centre), SAFRA Punggol, Raffles (IOB Building), Tampines (CPF Tampines Building), Woodlands and Yishun. BEST FOR: anyone who wants physio without a trip to town, SAFRA members, and anyone whose problem is below the ankle.

A sports and orthopaedic surgery practice at Royal Square @ Novena that publishes its physiotherapy rates outright, which almost none of its peers in the sports-medicine bracket do. PRICE: $212.55 per 45-minute session, GST included, the highest published in-clinic rate here, though only about $5 above Core Concepts once GST is accounted for on both. HOME-BASED SESSIONS: $272.50 per 45 minutes. That $59.95 premium for the physiotherapist travelling to you is worth knowing about if you are immediately post-operative, non-weight-bearing, or caring for someone who cannot easily get to a clinic. It is a far smaller gap than most people assume, and cheaper than a taxi both ways plus a session for many households. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT: physiotherapy sits alongside orthopaedic surgical care in the same practice, so if your knee or shoulder problem turns out to need imaging, an injection or an opinion on surgery, that conversation happens in the same building rather than via a fresh referral. WHERE: 101 Irrawaddy Road #18-12, Royal Square Medical Centre, Singapore 329565, three minutes' walk from Novena MRT, and wheelchair accessible. Phone 8774 5468. BEST FOR: sports injuries you suspect are structural, post-surgical rehab, and anyone who needs the physiotherapist to come to them.

Established in 2009 at Palais Renaissance, and one of the few Singapore practices running osteopathy, physiotherapy and chiropractic side by side, which is the actual reason to come here rather than the discount. If you have been bounced between disciplines without anyone agreeing on what is wrong, a multi-disciplinary practice can triage that in one appointment instead of three. CURRENT OFFER: 20% off your first session when you subscribe through the Subscribe Now button on their website. That is one of only two genuine new-patient discounts we could verify anywhere in Singapore physiotherapy. Note what it is not: it is a percentage off an unpublished rate, not a fixed trial price, so ask for the full fee in dollars before you subscribe so you know what 20% is 20% of. PRICE: not published, quoted on enquiry. The clinic's physiotherapy page does say that techniques such as dry needling may be included where clinically appropriate, without being charged as separate add-ons, so ask whether that applies to your plan. TREATMENTS: manual therapy, dry needling, electrotherapy, cryotherapy, therapeutic ultrasound, sports massage, post-operative rehab, biomechanical assessments, and custom orthotics and brace fitting. They treat children, adults, athletes and seniors. WHERE: 390 Orchard Road, Palais Renaissance #05-01, Singapore 238871. HOURS: Mon–Sat 9am–6pm, closed Sunday. Phone 9127 3178. BEST FOR: complicated or long-running problems where you want physio, osteopathy and chiropractic assessed together, and first-timers who want a discount off the top.

The one on this list to call when the injury is to a hand, wrist or finger. Hand therapy is a distinct specialism (trigger finger, carpal tunnel, post-fracture stiffness, tendon repairs after surgery), and most general physiotherapy clinics in Singapore do not do it properly. Phoenix also covers chronic pain management, orthopaedics, musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, women's health physiotherapy, TCM, massage and rehabilitation technology. SESSION LENGTHS: initial consultation plus treatment is 45 minutes, follow-ups 30 minutes; Wellness Pilates, deep tissue release and sports massage run 55 minutes. PRICE: not published. The clinic's own FAQ says it depends on your procedure and needs, so get a written quote for the full course before you start. WHERE: Orchard at 400 Orchard Road #12-12 (8800 1830); Serangoon at 265 Serangoon Central Drive #04-269 (8892 4121); Tampines at 9 Tampines Grande #01-20 (8780 9608); Tanjong Pagar at 10 Anson Road #02-77A (8227 7074). A fifth clinic opens at 2 Venture Drive #02-02, Jurong East on 1 October 2026 (8242 7340), worth knowing if you are in the west and have been travelling east for hand therapy. BEST FOR: hand and upper-limb injuries, women's health physiotherapy, and anyone who wants physiotherapy and TCM coordinated by one team.

A smaller Orchard practice, and the one to look at if your obstacle is scheduling rather than price. HOURS: Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–1pm, and Sunday or public holidays by appointment only. That last line is rare in Singapore physiotherapy, where almost everyone shuts entirely on Sunday. If you are a shift worker, a parent with no weekday cover, or someone whose employer will not release you mid-week, a by-appointment Sunday slot is worth more than a $30 discount. PRICE: not published. Their own cost guide quotes the market band for a specialist or CBD private clinic at $220–$350 for 45–60 minutes, but that is general market data rather than their rate. Ask for their actual fee when you call, and ask whether it is quoted before or after GST, because in this market it can be either. WHERE: 360 Orchard Road #12-06, International Building, Singapore 238869, the same building as one of Edge Healthcare's clinics, if you want to compare two practices at one address. Phone 8017 1206; they also take enquiries by website chat and an online booking form. BEST FOR: weekend and out-of-hours appointments, and anyone in the Orchard area who wants a smaller practice rather than a multi-branch group.