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Patients tend to describe staff who listen first, then build a plan around their own problem. Many say pain eased within a few sessions, and some report that long-running problems improved after months of visits. Families write in about relatives recovering from stroke, Parkinson's, and advanced arthritis.
The care covers neck and shoulder pain, knee and ACL rehab, heel pain, sciatica, and sports injuries. Dry needling comes up often, and one reviewer credits it with near-instant relief. Reviewers name Ms Rebecca, Madam Sara, and Mr Gan most often. Some say the clinic felt calm and comfortable.
Patients often feel some relief after their first session. Many single out the detailed explanations from the doctor and the physiotherapist, who explain the cause of the pain and how to prevent it. Reviewers mention TMJ, neck, shoulder, and back pain. One patient is still hoping to see more progress with sciatica.
Reviewers keep coming back to the warm, patient staff. Many say their back, neck, waist, or hand pain eased within two or three visits. Several praise the mix of physio and acupuncture for sprains and stiffness. Reviewers name a few staff: Anisah, and Dr. Jeals Tan, who one reviewer says also taught home stretches. A TCM practitioner's pulse diagnosis and written treatment plan earned praise. One reviewer found the cost hard to afford.
Reviewers say the doctor explains each adjustment and gives clear advice on daily habits. Many report less back, neck, and shoulder pain after a few sessions. Long-term problems like scoliosis and slipped discs also appear in the feedback, with several patients saying they improved over months of visits. One reviewer felt the visits dragged on without enough progress, and another said the follow-up plan felt long. Staff are described as friendly and helpful. Patients mention a clean, private room and gentle, painless adjustments. Dr Soo is the name most often mentioned, and one patient named his assistant Ms. Lai.
Last updated 2026-10-10
