5 Best Acupuncture Clinics in Singapore: 2024 Guide

Shanghai Chinese Medicine Centre offers traditional Chinese medical services and is manned by Ministry of Health registered physicians. This qualified and experienced team attended premier universities in China. It is headed by Dr Li Rui, who opened the centre in 2002. She holds a Master’s degree in Chinese Traditional Medicine and a Bachelor’s in Western Medicine. Dr Rui is licensed by the Singapore Ministry of Health Practitioners Board as a TCM physician and acupuncturist.

Grand Oak TCM Clinic promotes natural treatment as the means to achieve health and wellness. Their physicians apply specialized knowledge of Western and Chinese medicine to uncover the root of your ailment. Among the dedicated team of physicians is Dr Gabriel Chan who has a degree in Biomedical Science and Chinese Medicine.

He specializes in neurological conditions and pain management among other fields.  Also on the team is Dr Jane Lim who specializes in skin problems and internal health. The physicians are backed by experienced therapists, nurses, and a support team.

Mr Tay Kim Lik is the founder of Great Wall Acupuncture Clinic and the Chief TCM Physician. He began practicing TCM in 1976 and opened the clinic in 1977. Mr Lik has over 45 years of experience in the diagnosis and treatment of complex diseases. He works along with Mr Tay Hao Xiang, who is fluent in both Mandarin and English. Together with a team of MOH registered TCM physicians, they promote healing through a range of TCM therapies with a focus on general health maintenance.

Annie Tiang TCM is a well-established and reputable clinic that has been in operation for almost 40 years. The clinic offers quality medical care in a friendly environment. The team of physicians at the clinic has excellent knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In addition, they are good communicators and are professional in their approach.

At the helm is Professor Joseph Yap. Professor Yap has a Doctorate Degree (PhD) in TCM Orthopedics & External Medicine. Also on the team is Professor Sharon Xia Rongrong who has a Doctorate of TCM Gynecologic and Infertility and Master of TCM internal medicine. The two work with some of the best acupuncturists in Singapore. Their goal is to offer patient-centered service.

Meng TCM Wellness Centre’s mission statement is to restore balance and regain health. The clinic’s goal is to boost the body’s natural healing powers hence they apply acupuncture, heat therapy, and herbal medicine to treat ailments. The director of the clinic and TCM physician is Mr Yap men Chuan. Mr Yap specializes in acupuncture, pain management, and internal medicine. He is a graduate of the Beijing University where he studied Chinese Medicine Studies, and he is bilingual.