Speech Therapy

Fees vary based on services required. Please call us to enquire.

Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents may be eligible for government subsidies and financial assistance, depending on the monthly household income per person, amongst other criteria. The amount of subsidy will be determined through the National Means Testing System (NMTS).

To find out if you are eligible for subsidies and financial assistance, visit our Subsidies page for more information.

NTUC Union members and corporate partners can key in your member codes in the enquiry form below to enjoy members’ rates.

Yes, our speech therapists are able to provide speech therapy in Hokkien and Cantonese. Please contact us at 6715 6715 for more information.

Patients recovering from a recent or past stroke can seek Home Therapy services. Please contact us at 6715 6715 for more information.

The first 1 or 2 sessions involve a comprehensive assessment of a client's ability to function as well as a conversation about setting goals for recovery.

Subsequent sessions include stroke education, caregiver training, training on functional abilities and a home exercise programme. A physiotherapist will prescribe exercise that improve the patient's muscle strength, range of motion, balance and ability to perform daily tasks. A physiotherapist may also help in gait retraining to help patients with their walking abilities. Occupational therapists can also help with providing recommendations for making the home a more suitable place to recover in, as well as provide a prescription for Assistive Mobility Devices. If client is assessed to have cognitive impairment, the occupational therapist will provide cognitive rehabilitation.

Finally, a speech therapist can also help the patient with improving their speaking and swallowing abilities.

Patients who have cerebral palsy can seek Home Therapy services. Please contact us at 6715 6715 for more information.

The first 1 or 2 sessions involve a comprehensive assessment of a client's ability to function as well as a conversation about setting goals for recovery.

Subsequent sessions include stroke education, caregiver training, training on functional abilities and a home exercise programme. A physiotherapist will prescribe exercise that improve the patient's muscle strength, range of motion, balance and ability to perform daily tasks. A physiotherapist may also help in gait retraining to help patients with their walking abilities.

Occupational therapists can also help with providing recommendations for making the home a more suitable place to recover in, as well as provide a prescription for Assistive Mobility Devices. If client is assessed to have cognitive impairment, the occupational therapist will provide cognitive rehabilitation.

Finally, a speech therapist can also help the patient with improving their speaking and swallowing abilities.

Please visit our Location page to find our Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Centres. Our centres are open from 8am to 530pm on certain days. Please check with the centre staff for your appointment timings.

Yes, we do take walk-in clients at our Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy centres . However, we highly recommend filling up the online form below before your visit to secure an appointment slot. Please remember to bring along a doctor's 'fit for rehab' memo, and details of your loved one’s medical history.

Please do note that to qualify for subsidies, clients will have to go through the National Means Testing System by MOH as walk-ins are not eligible for subsidies.

Yes, transport can be arranged for your loved one to attend their rehab session, after their successful enrolment.

You may wish to speak to our staff directly by calling 6715 6762.

We use the National Means Testing System provided by MOH to assess subsidy eligibility. Find out more on our subsidies page.

Yes, rehabilitation services are available at NTUC Health’s nursing homes.

We recognise that every case is unique. Upon admission, our rehab therapists will customise your treatment to best suit your loved one’s condition and recovery.