Physio & Sole Clinic is a homegrown Singapore practice combining physiotherapy and podiatry under one roof. Its multidisciplinary team of physiotherapists and podiatrists treats musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries, foot pain and related conditions, working collaboratively across both disciplines for more holistic patient care.
The clinic operates across 11 locations in Singapore, including Punggol, Bukit Timah, Orchard, Kovan, Woodlands, Jurong East, Yishun, Tampines, East Gate @ Katong and Raffles, making it accessible across the island. Practitioners are local and conversant in English, Mandarin and various dialects.
Beyond general physiotherapy and podiatry, the clinic runs a dedicated Women & Children's Health service covering areas such as pelvic organ prolapse, vaginismus, juvenile arthritis and intoeing gait. Physio & Sole Clinic says it is trusted by numerous orthopaedic doctors for patient referrals, and works with a range of insurance panels for direct billing.
Physio & Sole Clinic describes itself as a homegrown Singapore practice built around a simple idea: physiotherapy and podiatry work better together than apart. Its multidisciplinary team treats musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries, and foot-related conditions, with podiatrists and physiotherapists collaborating directly on patient cases rather than working in silos.
On the physiotherapy side, the clinic offers treatments including extracorporeal shockwave therapy, manual therapy, post-surgery rehabilitation and postural analysis, aimed at restoring movement, reducing pain and supporting recovery from injury or surgery.
The podiatry team focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the feet, ankles and lower limbs — from heel pain and bunions to ingrown toenails. The clinic also provides custom orthotics and insoles, diabetic foot care, and support for sports injuries and nail conditions.
Beyond general musculoskeletal and foot care, Physio & Sole Clinic runs a specialised Women & Children's Health arm, addressing conditions such as pelvic organ prolapse, vaginismus, juvenile arthritis and intoeing gait in children. This service operates under its own site, reflecting the clinic's investment in care tailored specifically to women's and paediatric needs.
The clinic says it has earned the trust of numerous orthopaedic doctors, who refer patients for physiotherapy and podiatry support as part of broader orthopaedic care. For patients with insurance, Physio & Sole Clinic works with a range of panels, including International SOS, IHP Healthcare, Adept Health, Raffles Health, Allianz, Cigna Healthcare, United Healthcare, GeoBlue and Healix, aiming to make billing straightforward.
With 11 locations across Singapore, Physio & Sole Clinic has built its footprint around convenience. Named locations include Punggol (9 Sentul Crescent, SAFRA Punggol), Bukit Timah (Bukit Timah Shopping Centre), Orchard (Far East Shopping Centre), Kovan (Hougang Avenue 3), Woodlands (Woodlands Street 13), Jurong East (CPF Jurong Building), Yishun (Yishun Ring Road), Tampines (CPF Tampines Building), East Gate @ Katong, and Raffles (IOB Building, Cecil Street). Each location has its own direct contact number for enquiries and bookings.
The clinic's practitioners are local to Singapore and conversant in English, Mandarin and various dialects, which the clinic highlights as part of its patient-centric approach. That approach centres on personalised care plans developed in close collaboration with each patient, with clinicians offering ongoing support throughout treatment.
Physio & Sole Clinic has collected more than 2,000 patient testimonials. Reviewers frequently mention specific physiotherapists and podiatrists by name, describing thorough assessments, clear explanations of exercises and treatment plans, and a friendly, patient approach — with several noting full recovery from injuries including ACL reconstruction, ankle strains, and post-operative rehabilitation.
Patients can book an appointment through the clinic's website, with appointments generally available within the week. For quick podiatry questions, the clinic also offers an "Ask A Pod" WhatsApp line for direct enquiries to a podiatrist before booking a full appointment.