Rehab Alliance | K.H.Poon Physiotherapy

physiotherapist — Joo Chiat · Singapore

About Rehab Alliance | K.H.Poon Physiotherapy

Rehab Alliance, formerly known as K.H. Poon Physiotherapy, is a physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinic at 25/27 Joo Chiat Place. Founded in 2006 as a humble one-man practice providing basic physiotherapy services, it was rebranded in November 2021 to reflect a multidisciplinary philosophy and moved into new premises in the Joo Chiat neighbourhood.

The clinic takes a holistic approach to treatment: clients suffering from pain and disability are assessed to determine the cause and contributing factors of their condition, then guided through the clinic's R.P.E approach — restoring movement and function, preventing recurrence through lifestyle modification, and enhancing performance through therapeutic exercise and movement intelligence.

Its services span musculoskeletal physiotherapy for injuries to the muscles, bones, joints and nerves; neurological physiotherapy for physical problems arising from neurological conditions; and functional mobility with strength and conditioning for the demands of daily life, work and sport. Post-surgical rehabilitation — hip, knee and shoulder replacements, rotator cuff, meniscus and ACL repairs — is part of the clinic's core competence, and its facilities support clients and athletes through strengthening, conditioning and return-to-sport programmes.

Care continues between visits: every treatment ends with advice on exercise therapy to continue at home, and the team actively follows up on progress. Seven experienced physiotherapists and coaches — most with more than 16 years of clinical experience — work from modern, well-equipped facilities and communicate in English, Mandarin, Hokkien, Cantonese and Malay.

Rehab Alliance (K.H. Poon Physiotherapy): Holistic Physiotherapy & Rehab in Joo Chiat, Singapore

Rehab Alliance — the clinic long known as K.H. Poon Physiotherapy — has been part of Singapore's physiotherapy landscape since 2006. What began as a humble one-man outfit offering basic physiotherapy services has grown over the years into a multidisciplinary rehabilitation practice, and in November 2021 it took a name to match: Rehab Alliance, with a new home at 25/27 Joo Chiat Place.

The rebrand was about more than a fresh signboard. It reflects a philosophy in which physiotherapists and coaches work alongside their clients as genuine partners — an alliance, in the truest sense. The team believes every client has the faculties needed to walk out of their condition, and its job is to help build a resilient mindset, body and spirit on the way there. Rehabilitation, in their words, is a journey taken together.

The R.P.E approach

Every course of care at Rehab Alliance begins with a proper assessment. Clients suffering from pain and disability are evaluated to determine the cause and the contributing factors behind their condition — not just the symptoms. From there, treatment follows the clinic's R.P.E framework.

At the Restoration stage, the goal is to ease painful symptoms and get recovery moving. The team draws on a broad toolkit: therapeutic exercises, movement training, pain modification techniques, patient education, manual therapy and pain modulation technologies.

Prevention comes next. Guided by the principle of "use it or lose it", patients learn strategies for lifestyle modification, functional mobility, and strengthening and conditioning, so they can adopt a sustainable healthy lifestyle that keeps pain from returning.

Finally, Enhancement aims high: helping patients return to their pre-injury level of performance — and, where possible, exceed it — through therapeutic exercises and movement intelligence.

What the clinic treats

Three core services anchor the practice. Musculoskeletal physiotherapy restores optimal function and movement for people with injuries to the muscles, bones, joints and nerves. Neurological physiotherapy involves the examination and treatment of physical problems caused by an individual's neurological condition. Functional mobility and S&C (strength and conditioning) trains the body to cope with the daily activities of life, getting muscles to work together through the movements people use at work, at home and in sports.

Post-surgical rehabilitation is a particular strength and forms part of the clinic's core competence. The team routinely manages patients recovering from hip, knee and shoulder replacements, rotator cuff repairs, meniscus repairs and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repairs. The clinic is also well equipped with modern training facilities and technologies for clients and athletes who need strengthening, conditioning and a structured return to sport.

Care does not stop at the clinic door. At the end of every treatment, patients receive advice on exercise therapy to continue their rehabilitation at home, and the team actively follows up to keep patients compliant and on track for optimal outcomes.

An experienced, multilingual team

The current team consists of seven experienced physiotherapists and coaches, most of whom bring more than 16 years of clinical experience. The line-up includes founder Poon Kok Hoong — who earned his Diploma in Physiotherapy with Merit from Nanyang Polytechnic — alongside Joyce Tham, Marcus Hong, Lim De Jun, Ong Ghim Hui, Juliana Kok, Poonam Pal, Imran Bin Mohamed Khamis and Chong Yun Qi.

Communication is treated as part of the care: the team is fluent in English, Mandarin, Hokkien, Cantonese and Malay, so clients can talk through their recovery in the language they are most comfortable with. Beyond the treatment room, the clinic aims to build a community of like-minded individuals who support one another in the pursuit of health, reinforcing self-help and ownership of one's own wellbeing.

Planning your visit

Rehab Alliance is located at 25/27 Joo Chiat Place, Singapore 427751. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 7pm, and Saturday, 9am to 5pm; the clinic is closed on Sundays. Public transport users can take bus 33: from Kembangan MRT, board near Masjid Kassim on Changi Road and alight six stops later, just after Tembeling Road; or from Dakota MRT (Exit A), board along Old Airport Road and alight at Tembeling Road, before Joo Chiat Place. Either way, it is a short walk to the clinic.

Appointments can be booked by calling 6344 6345 or messaging 8268 1603 on WhatsApp, and documents can be faxed to 6344 3641. Whether you are recovering from surgery, dealing with a stubborn injury or working towards a stronger, more capable body, Rehab Alliance positions itself as a partner for the whole journey — from first assessment to the day you walk out moving better than before.

Signature items

  • Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
  • Post-surgical Rehabilitation
  • The R.P.E Approach
  • Functional Mobility & S&C
  • Neurological Physiotherapy
  • Home Exercise Plans

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Ongoing Care

  • Home Exercise Therapy Advice — After each treatment, patients receive exercises to continue their rehabilitation at home.

Physiotherapy

  • Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy — Restoring optimal function and movement for injuries to the muscles, bones, joints and nerves.
  • Neurological Physiotherapy — Examination and treatment of physical problems caused by an individual's neurological condition.

Movement & Conditioning

  • Functional Mobility and S&C — Exercises and movements that train the body to cope with daily activities at work, home or in sports.
  • Stretch 30 — A dedicated stretching programme offered by the clinic — contact the team for details.

Post-Surgical & Sports Rehab

  • Post-surgical Rehabilitation — Recovery programmes after hip, knee or shoulder replacements, rotator cuff, meniscus and ACL repairs.
  • Strengthening & Return to Sport — Facilities to manage clients and athletes who require strengthening, conditioning and return to sports.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make an appointment?
Call 6344 6345 or send a WhatsApp message to 8268 1603. You can also send an enquiry through the clinic's website.
What is the R.P.E approach?
It is the clinic's three-stage method: Restoration of movement and function, Prevention of symptom recurrence through lifestyle modification, and Enhancement of performance through therapeutic exercises and movement intelligence.
Does the clinic treat patients after surgery?
Yes. Post-surgical rehabilitation is a core competence, covering procedures such as hip, knee and shoulder replacements, rotator cuff repair, meniscus repair and ACL repair.
What are the opening hours?
Monday to Friday, 9am to 7pm; Saturday, 9am to 5pm; closed on Sundays.
How do I get there by public transport?
Take bus 33. From Kembangan MRT, board near Masjid Kassim on Changi Road and alight after Tembeling Road (about a 2-minute walk). From Dakota MRT Exit A, board along Old Airport Road and alight at Tembeling Road, before Joo Chiat Place (about a 3-minute walk).
What languages does the team speak?
The physiotherapists and coaches are fluent in English, Mandarin, Hokkien, Cantonese and Malay.
How experienced is the team?
The team comprises seven physiotherapists and coaches, most of whom have more than 16 years of clinical experience, working from a clinic equipped with modern training facilities and technologies.

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