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MOH-Registered TCM in Singapore

The practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in Singapore is carefully regulated to ensure that all practitioners meet strict standards of professional conduct and competency. As per regulations enforced by the Ministry of Health (MOH), individuals must be registered with the TCM Practitioners Board to practise in any Chinese medical centre across Singapore legally.

This MOH-registered TCM certification is essential as it confirms that practitioners not only adhere to the standards expected in their field but also engage in continual learning and ethical practice, safeguarding patient welfare and trust.

As such, consider embracing holistic wellness with an approach that combines the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine practices with contemporary medical approaches from MOH-registered TCM centres and practitioners today.

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Sin Kang TCM offers holistic and comprehensive Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatments for all in Singapore. For 20 years, our MOH-registered Chinese medical centres have been committed to improving lives by adopting a blend of TCM practices with modern medical approaches.

Our dedicated Chinese medicine practitioners prioritise customer service, honesty and patient-centred care, taking a holistic approach to achieving physical and spiritual well-being. Each TCM practitioner is certified by The TCM Practitioners' Board (a branch of the official Ministry of Health), and their knowledge contributes to the centre’s diverse services.

These include pain, physical strength and weight management treatments, such as acupuncture, Chinese Tui Na massage, and Cupping therapy. Have further queries about TCM treatments? Consult with TCM practitioners today to learn more.

Registered TCM Physicians

When seeking TCM services in Singapore, ensuring your TCM physician is registered with the MOH is essential. This is because registered practitioners adhere to professional guidelines, which helps to maintain consistent MOH standards. Additionally, with the guidance of a registered TCM physician, you can ensure reliability in your medical care choices.

Here's how you can check:

  • Look at the team of TCM physicians and therapists listed on the Chinese medical centre’s website.
  • Input the TCM Physician’s name, practice location, and registration number in the designated field.
  • Tick the "Terms of Use" agreement box.
  • Click on more search options.
  • Choose the “Selected Type of Registers” and then tick the “TCM Physician” box.
  • Proceed by clicking the 'Search' button.

Following these steps helps ensure that you are consulting with a TCM practitioner who is registered and compliant with MOH standards, promoting a responsible approach to your healthcare and wellness needs.

Meet the Team of Physicians

At Sin Kang TCM, our physicians and therapists are knowledgeable in diverse fields. Whether it's pain management, cosmetic improvements like weight loss and slimming, or general health concerns, the physicians can help address varied concerns through treatments incorporating TCM principles with modern medical approaches.

Get to know the dedicated team behind our Chinese medical centre’s TCM treatments in Singapore. Learn more about Sin Kang TCM’s team of physicians here:

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Whether it’s pain relief, weight management, skin disorders, hair growth problems — anything to do with health at all — TCM treatments can address various conditions to help enhance your quality of life. Some of the well-known techniques used in TCM treatment in Chinese medical centres in Singapore include Chinese acupuncture, Tuina therapy, Gua Sha facial, weight loss cupping, acupuncture for weight loss, osteopathic TCM, and herbal medication. For bodily discomforts, TCM practice may also cover pain management treatments such as providing back pain massages, neck pain relief treatments, ankle injury treatments and TCM for shoulder pain.

However, it is advisable to seek help from a dependable, MOH-registered TCM medical centre in Singapore where registered TCM practitioners will assist and enhance your outcomes. Have further queries about how TCM can provide a holistic approach to managing your health and well-being? Book an appointment now.

Where Are We located

Consider visiting any of our Chinese medical centres in Singapore near you:

100AM MALL: 6444 4909

Phone number

+65 6444 4909

Address

100 Tras St #04-14 100AM Singapore 079027 (Tanjong Pagar MRT Exit A)

WhatsApp

+65 8778 1449

Opening Hours

Mon - Sun 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, inc PH

Alexandra Retail Centre: 9652 0628

Phone number

+65 9652 0628

Address

460 Alexandra Rd, #02-29 Alexandra Retail Centre, Singapore 119963 (Labrador Park MRT Exit A)

WhatsApp

+65 9652 0628

Opening Hours

Mon - Sun 11:00 am to 9:00 pm, inc PH

HILLION MALL: 6250 0098

Phone number

+65 6250 0098

Address

17 Petir Road, #02-30/31/32 Hillion Mall, Singapore 678278

WhatsApp

+65 6250 0098

Opening Hours

Mon - Sun 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, inc PH

PAYA LEBAR SQUARE: 6222 1331

Phone number

+65 6222 1331

Address

60 Paya Lebar Rd #01-19 Singapore 409051 (Paya Lebar MRT Exit A/B)

WhatsApp

+65 8883 5611

Opening Hours

Mon - Sun 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, inc PH

THE STAR VISTA: 6262 4998

Phone number

+65 6262 4998

Address

1 Vista Exchange Green, #B1-18 The Star Vista, Singapore 138617 (Buona Vista MRT Exit C)

WhatsApp

+65 8790 0850

Opening Hours

Mon - Sun 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, inc PH

WHEELOCK PLACE: 6339 6580

Phone number

+65 6339 6580

Address

501 Orchard Rd, #03-04 Wheelock Place, Singapore 238880

WhatsApp

+65 8869 1381

Opening Hours

Mon - Sun 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, inc PH

YEWTEE POINT: 9295 8679

Phone number

+65 9295 8679

Address

21 Choa Chu Kang North 6, #01-03A Yew Tee Point, Singapore 689578

WhatsApp

+65 9295 8679

Opening Hours

Mon - Sun 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, inc PH

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Frequently Asked Questions About TCM Treatments in Singapore

TCM is an ancient medical system from China grounded in the concept of yin and yang that is used to diagnose, manage, and prevent various ailments. It involves treatments like acupuncture, herbal remedies, and cupping, working on the principle of regulating the flow of Qi (vital energy) to promote healing and overall wellness.

Traditional Chinese Medicine is gaining popularity in Singapore because it promotes a holistic, natural approach to disease treatment. In essence, TCM treatment seeks to restore a dynamic balance within each of our bodies between the two complementary forces of Yin (passive) and Yang (active). This is achieved through investigating the interdependence of numerous biological functions in the human body with the goal of balancing antagonistic energies that are actually complementary.

Originally founded on the notion that the body is governed by a vital energy known as Qi that flows through the meridians that connect the various organs, TCM has evolved over thousands of years. Modern TCM treatment often involves the use of various physiological treatment approaches combined with Chinese herbal medicine.

Contrary to popular belief, the approach does not seek to treat symptoms or specific diseases. Instead, it is focused on treating entire symptom patterns and the human body as a whole. In TCM treatments, pattern differentiation is often practised to determine the head-to-toe collection of signs and symptoms. Specific TCM treatment approaches will then be applied accordingly and often complemented with Chinese herbal medicine.

TCM treatments at Chinese medical centres in Singapore are often covered by insurance. However, the scope varies based on your chosen policy's specific terms and conditions. As such, it's advisable to check with your insurance provider in Singapore to understand the extent of coverage for your TCM treatments and help you make informed decisions.

Chinese medical centres employ trained practitioners registered with the TCM Practitioners Board, who adhere to strict professional standards.

Furthermore, they maintain rigorous protocols and implement continuous training to stay updated with current medical practices. However, it is always important to verify if the centre and its team of TCM physicians are registered with the MOH to ensure adherence to these standards.

Not all prescribed Chinese medicines require brewing. While traditional raw herbal formulas typically need to be brewed, Chinese herbal medicine can also come in other forms. This includes granules, teas, liquid extracts and powders. These alternatives provide the same benefits and can be consumed without brewing, catering to your varied preferences and lifestyles.

Chinese medical centres in Singapore will often prescribe a blend of Chinese herbal medicine based on your personal symptom patterns and bodily health. Each individual is different, and TCM takes this into account through case-by-case prescriptions with regard to Chinese herbal medicine.

Seeking TCM treatments in Singapore without speaking or understanding Mandarin is usually not an issue. This is because many Chinese medical centres cater to a diverse clientele and have practitioners who are fluent in English or even other languages like Malay and dialects. This ensures clear communication and understanding of your treatments during consultations.

We were recognised by FunEmpire as one of the TCM clinics to visit in Singapore for 2024. Renowned for our unwavering commitment to patient-centric care, we seamlessly merge ancient Chinese wisdom with modern wellness practices.

With a dedicated team of seasoned practitioners and therapists, we offer a comprehensive range of TCM services tailored to address diverse health concerns. From acupuncture to herbal remedies and therapeutic massage, our holistic approach is designed to restore balance and promote vitality.

As a result, TCM clinics are now gaining recognition for their role in addressing diverse health concerns. This recognition highlights their growing acceptance and integration into modern health practices, catering to a broad spectrum of patient needs through various traditional Chinese medicine approaches.

The costs for TCM treatments are typically determined by several factors, including the type of treatment, the practitioner's expertise, the duration of the treatment and the type of medication prescribed. Your MOH-registered TCM clinic will be able to advise further during the initial consultation upon a preliminary diagnosis of your condition.

In Singapore, TCM treatments play a complementary role in healthcare. As such, TCM practitioners registered under the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act can issue MCs. However, whether these MCs are recognised for granting paid sick leave is at the discretion of individual employers, and it’s advisable to check with your company.

Potential side effects that may arise from improper use of TCM herbs include bruising, bleeding, yellowish skin, and diarrhoea. Certain herbs may also interact with certain medications. Therefore, informing your practitioner about any existing medical conditions and all other supplements or medications you are on during your treatment is crucial.

Which physician is right for you depends on your specific health needs. You can review the expertise of each physician and consider their areas of specialisation to guide you in making an informed decision. Alternatively, you can consult the Chinese medical centre for recommendations based on your observed symptoms or health goals.

Potential side effects that may arise from improper use of TCM herbs include bruising, bleeding, yellowish skin, and diarrhoea. Certain herbs may also interact with certain medications. Therefore, informing your TCM practitioner about any existing medical conditions and all other supplements or medications you are on during your treatment is crucial.

As one of Singapore's recognised Acupuncture Clinics, we are honoured to be acknowledged for our dedication to excellence in holistic healthcare. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our patients for their trust and support, and we remain committed to serving our community with integrity, compassion, and expertise.