Regis Wellness is a holistic TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) and physiotherapy clinic in Katong, Singapore, combining eastern and western approaches to pain management, wellness, and rehabilitation. The Katong clinic sits at 437 Joo Chiat Road, near Marine Parade MRT, with shopfront parking available.
On the TCM side, the clinic is staffed by four TCMPB-registered physicians offering acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, herbal medicine, paediatric tui na, facial acupuncture and facial gua sha, alongside fertility treatments. The team includes Senior TCM Physician Amanda Chua, along with physicians Dorothy Goh, Cecilia Lim, and Leona Quek, each bringing different areas of special interest spanning pain management, women's health, dermatology, pregnancy and postpartum recovery, digestive health, and sleep and stress-related conditions.
On the physiotherapy side, AHPC-registered physiotherapist Chin Yi Khern leads services including electrotherapy, ultrasound therapy, hot and cold therapy, deep tissue and sports massage, sports injury management, post-surgical rehabilitation, myofascial trigger point therapy, and joint mobilisation therapy. Regis Wellness has been featured in Tatler, Expat Living, SassyMama, and LittleStepsAsia, and offers both scheduled appointments and a walk-in queue via WhatsApp.
Regis Wellness brings together two distinct medical traditions under one roof in Katong, Singapore — Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern, evidence-based physiotherapy. The clinic describes its approach as holistic, aiming to treat patients physically, mentally, and emotionally through personalised, non-invasive care.
The TCM side of the clinic is run by four TCMPB-registered physicians: Senior TCM Physician Amanda Chua, along with Dorothy Goh, Cecilia Lim, and Leona Quek. Between them, they cover a wide range of special interests — Amanda focuses on pain management, women's health, sleep and gastro disorders, and post-COVID conditions; Dorothy on dermatology, general wellness, and post-stroke recovery; Cecilia on pregnancy and postpartum recovery, urology and pelvic floor dysfunction, and women's health; and Leona on digestive health, stress-related conditions, sleep disorders, and preventive wellness. TCM services span acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, herbal medicine, paediatric tui na for children, and facial acupuncture and gua sha, alongside dedicated fertility treatments that include support for patients undergoing IVF and IUI.
On the physiotherapy side, Senior Physiotherapist Chin Yi Khern, who holds a BPT from Curtin University and is AHPC registered, brings a special interest in musculoskeletal conditions, sports medicine, and racket sports. The physiotherapy and clinical massage offering includes electrotherapy, ultrasound therapy, hot and cold therapy, deep tissue and sports massage, sports injury management, post-surgical rehabilitation, myofascial trigger point therapy, and joint mobilisation therapy — covering everything from acute sports injuries to longer-term musculoskeletal pain.
Regis Wellness organises much of its content around specific pain points and conditions — neck, shoulder, back, elbow, wrist, hand, knee, ankle, foot, and heel pain, as well as arthritis — alongside broader wellness areas including menopause, period cramps, gastro-intestinal issues, insomnia, stress, immunity, detoxification, and TCM concepts of yang and yin deficiency. This breadth reflects the clinic's positioning as a place patients can return to for both acute injury treatment and ongoing wellness support.
Regis Wellness has been featured in Tatler, Expat Living, SassyMama, and LittleStepsAsia, and has built up a base of patient reviews describing calm, well-designed treatment spaces and attentive care from its physicians and physiotherapist — from back pain and sprained ankles to insomnia and chronic fatigue.
Regis Wellness Katong is located at 437 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427650, near Marine Parade MRT, with shopfront parking available. The clinic is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:30am to 2:30pm and again from 5:30pm to 10pm, Wednesday from 8:30am to 2:30pm only, and Saturday from 9am to 3pm. It's closed on Sundays and public holidays, and registration closes 45 minutes before the displayed closing time, so booking ahead is recommended. Patients can reach the clinic by phone, WhatsApp, or Telegram, and a walk-in queue is available via WhatsApp for those without a scheduled appointment.