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10 Best Acupuncture Clinics in Singapore

This guide compares Singapore acupuncture clinics using the treatment details and practical notes supplied for each business. Use it to distinguish acupuncture-led care from clinics that also focus on tuina, massage, herbal treatment or broader TCM support.

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Criteria used in Singapore: specialisation, customer reputation, complete details and area.

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10 Acupuncture Clinics in Singapore Compared

  1. Dr Xiang Jun TCM, Singapore

    Dr Xiang Jun TCM

    5.01,135 reviews

    Dr Xiang Jun TCM is a Chinese medicine clinic for people seeking attentive, clearly explained care for concerns including musculoskeletal injuries. Its approach is described as patient and thorough, with acupuncture, cupping, guasha, facial acupressure and moxibustion among the treatments offered in its calm studio setting.

    Stands out: Combines several traditional treatments with careful explanations and attentive consultations

    People seeking Chinese medicine care for issues such as ankle, back, knee or shoulder concerns
    131 Tanglin Rd, #02-18 Dr Xiang Jun TCM, Singapore 247924
  2. 国医堂 G&G TCM Medical Pte Ltd (Smith Street), Singapore

    国医堂 G&G TCM Medical Pte Ltd (Smith Street)

    4.91,809 reviews

    G&G TCM Medical is a Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic on Smith Street in Chinatown, offering personalised diagnosis, treatment and healing through TCM methods. Its stated pain-treatment scope includes stiff neck, frozen shoulder, joint pain, sports injuries and backache, with acupuncture and Tuina among its therapies. The clinic also offers natural health products and describes a collaborative approach involving physicians, practitioners and therapists.

    Stands out: Offers both acupuncture and Tuina as tailored pain-relief approaches

    People seeking TCM support for muscular pain, joint discomfort or sports injuriesVisitors who prefer treatment plans tailored to their symptoms and body needs
    54 Smith St, 国医堂 G&G TCM Medical Pte Ltd (Smith Street), MRT Exit A, Singapore 058960
  3. Blessed Health Tcm clinic (总店), Singapore

    Blessed Health Tcm clinic (总店)

    4.91,228 reviews

    Blessed Health TCM Clinic provides Chinese medicine care with acupuncture, tuina and TCM massage. It suits people seeking treatment for concerns such as back pain, stiff necks and tight muscles, with practitioners tailoring pressure and explaining procedures. The clinic requires appointments and offers an on-site setting with restroom facilities.

    Stands out: Practitioners explain treatments and adjust pressure to the client’s condition

    People seeking acupuncture, tuina or TCM massageClients with back, neck or muscle discomfort
    Blk 555 Ang Mo Kio Ave 10, #01-1938 Blessed Health Tcm clinic (总店), Singapore 560555
  4. Great Wall TCM Family Clinic (Acupuncture & TCM Massage/Tuina) 长城中医, Singapore

    Great Wall TCM Family Clinic (Acupuncture & TCM Massage/Tuina) 长城中医

    4.9887 reviews

    Great Wall TCM Family Clinic provides Chinese medicine care including acupuncture, TCM massage and tuina. It suits people seeking treatment for concerns such as muscle tension, shoulder and back discomfort or certain injuries. The clinic also offers cupping and 火龙罐 treatments, and appointments are required or recommended for visits.

    Stands out: Acupuncture, TCM massage, tuina, cupping and 火龙罐 treatments

    Acupuncture and tuina for muscle tension or discomfortPeople seeking Chinese medicine treatment with practitioner consultation
    75D Redhill Rd, #01-106 & #01-114 Great Wall TCM Family Clinic (Acupuncture & TCM Massage/Tuina) 长城中医, Singapore 154075
  5. GoodSangTang TCM (Novena Specialist Center), Singapore

    GoodSangTang TCM (Novena Specialist Center)

    4.9657 reviews

    GoodSangTang TCM at Novena Specialist Center is a Chinese medicine clinic providing acupuncture, moxibustion, herbal medication, massage and related TCM care. It suits patients seeking consultations that include detailed explanations and treatment options for concerns such as sinus issues or muscle tension. The clinic offers on-site services and medicine delivery is available in at least some cases. Appointments are required or recommended.

    Stands out: Combines acupuncture, moxibustion, herbal medication and massage

    Patients seeking acupuncture or herbal TCM carePeople looking for massage or moxibustion treatmentsPatients who value detailed consultation explanations
    8 Sinaran Dr, #07-13/14 GoodSangTang TCM (Novena Specialist Center), Specialist Center, Singapore 307470
  6. Oriental Remedies TCM Clinic (Jurong East), Singapore

    Oriental Remedies TCM Clinic (Jurong East)

    4.9645 reviews

    Oriental Remedies TCM Clinic in Jurong East provides Chinese medicine consultations, acupuncture, cupping, herbal medication, moxibustion, guasha and other treatments listed for the clinic. Its approach begins with an assessment of body constitution, followed by a personalised and evolving care plan that may combine traditional TCM with tech-enhanced therapies and health coaching.

    Stands out: Care combines traditional TCM with tech-enhanced therapies and health coaching

    People seeking TCM consultation and personalised treatment planningThose exploring acupuncture, cupping or herbal medication
    253 Jurong East St 24, #01-227 Oriental Remedies TCM Clinic (Jurong East), Yuhua Village, Singapore 600253
  7. Guo An Tang TCM Clinic 国安堂中医诊所 (Jurong West), Singapore

    Guo An Tang TCM Clinic 国安堂中医诊所 (Jurong West)

    4.9549 reviews

    Guo An Tang TCM Clinic in Jurong West provides traditional Chinese medicine consultations and treatments including acupuncture, moxibustion, Tui Na, cupping and acupressure. Its stated areas include women’s disorders, child disorders, internal medicine, pain management and facial acupuncture, with diagnosis based on traditional four diagnostic methods.

    Stands out: Offers multiple TCM treatment approaches under one clinic

    TCM care for pain, women’s health or child disordersPatients seeking acupuncture, Tui Na, cupping or acupressure
    Blk 502 Jurong West Ave 1, #02-823 Guo An Tang TCM Clinic 国安堂中医诊所 (Jurong West), Singapore 640502
  8. 御圣堂中医馆 Yu Sheng Tang (TCM) Clinic, Singapore

    御圣堂中医馆 Yu Sheng Tang (TCM) Clinic

    4.9546 reviews

    Yu Sheng Tang (TCM) Clinic is a Singapore Chinese medicine clinic offering consultations and TCM treatment. It suits people looking for a practitioner-led, explanatory care experience, with appointments required or recommended. The clinic is described as clean and well maintained, while practitioners are noted for taking time to understand conditions and explain treatment.

    Stands out: Consultations are described as patient, attentive and explanatory

    People seeking TCM consultation and treatmentPatients who prefer detailed explanations and practical guidance during care
    508 Bishan St.11, #02 384 御圣堂中医馆 Yu Sheng Tang (TCM) Clinic, Singapore 570508
  9. Edward TCM 爱德中医 (Chinatown), Singapore

    Edward TCM 爱德中医 (Chinatown)

    4.9494 reviews

    Edward TCM at Chinatown provides Traditional Chinese Medicine treatments including Tuina, cupping and Gua Sha, moxibustion and a spinal correction programme. Its listed focus includes neck and back pain, frozen shoulder, sprained ankle, tennis elbow and knee pain. The clinic suits people seeking hands-on treatment for pain, stiffness or posture-related concerns.

    Stands out: Offers a broad treatment list spanning Tuina, spinal correction, cupping and Gua Sha

    People seeking TCM Tuina for muscular tension or painThose exploring spinal correction for posture, stiffness or mobility concerns
    272 S Bridge Rd, Edward TCM 爱德中医 (Chinatown), Singapore 058821
  10. Ling Xin TCM, Singapore

    Ling Xin TCM

    4.91,267 reviews

    Ling Xin TCM is a Chinese medicine clinic offering bone-setting and tui na sessions. It suits people seeking hands-on treatment for muscular tension, stiff shoulders, neck discomfort or back pain, with practitioners described as assessing problem areas and discussing posture. The clinic is appointment-based, identifies as women-owned and provides on-site parking.

    Stands out: Offers both bone setting and tui na with attention to individual problem areas

    People seeking bone-setting or tui na sessionsThose addressing muscular tension or stiffnessPatients who value posture guidance and practitioner explanations
    5 Banda St, #02-76 Ling Xin TCM, Singapore 050005

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What acupuncture and TCM clinics may offer

  • Acupuncture consultationsChoose a clinic whose description explicitly includes acupuncture and whose stated focus matches your concern, such as muscle tension, joint discomfort or pain.
  • Tuina and TCM massageGreat Wall TCM Family Clinic, G&G TCM Medical and Blessed Health TCM Clinic describe tuina or TCM massage alongside acupuncture.
  • Cupping, guasha and moxibustionSeveral clinics combine acupuncture with traditional therapies including cupping, guasha, moxibustion or acupressure.
  • Pain and musculoskeletal supportThe supplied clinics mention concerns including stiff neck, shoulder and back discomfort, joint pain, sports injuries and frozen shoulder.
  • Herbal and constitution-based careGoodSangTang, Oriental Remedies and Guo An Tang include herbal or broader TCM consultation options.
  • Hands-on posture or spinal workLing Xin TCM describes bone-setting and posture discussion, while Edward TCM lists tuina and a spinal correction programme.

Ways to narrow your acupuncture shortlist

  1. Start with your main concernMatch the clinic’s stated focus to whether you are seeking support for muscle tension, back or neck discomfort, joint concerns, sports injuries or another listed issue.
  2. Decide how broad the treatment should beSome options centre on acupuncture, while others add massage, tuina, cupping, moxibustion, guasha, herbs or health coaching.
  3. Look for an explanation-led consultationIf understanding the proposed care matters to you, prioritise descriptions mentioning careful assessment, detailed explanations or personalised planning.
  4. Check appointment expectationsAppointments are required or recommended across the supplied listings, so confirm arrangements before visiting.
  5. Consider treatment pressureTuina, massage and bone-setting may involve firm pressure or discomfort; ask how the practitioner will adapt the session.

Frequently asked questions

Which clinics combine acupuncture with tuina?

Great Wall TCM Family Clinic, G&G TCM Medical and Blessed Health TCM Clinic all describe acupuncture alongside tuina or TCM massage.

Are appointments needed for these acupuncture clinics?

The supplied material says appointments are required or recommended for the listed clinics. Confirm the arrangement directly before going.

Which option lists herbal medication?

GoodSangTang TCM and Oriental Remedies TCM Clinic describe herbal medication among their wider TCM services.

Where are some of the compared clinics located?

The supplied descriptions identify options in Chinatown, Jurong East, Jurong West and at Novena Specialist Center, among other Singapore locations.

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