Quick answer: Chiropractic care in Singapore is not regulated by MOH — no government licensing, unlike doctors or dentists. It’s self-regulated through voluntary bodies like the Chiropractic Association (Singapore), so checking a practitioner’s overseas degree and association membership matters more than usual. Below are five established clinics, with verified details. This is directory information only, not a recommendation.
Recommending a chiropractor to a friend means vouching for the whole experience—the booking system, the wait, the clinical rapport. This list helps you do that without awkward follow-ups. Every practice listed here makes Saturday appointments feel like a sensible, no-fuss addition to your weekend errands. Slot one in before your kopi run, and you’ll sound like someone who knows the lay of the land, not someone taking a punt.
Looking for a chiropractor in Singapore? Before choosing one, it’s worth understanding how the industry is (and isn’t) regulated here — then use this directory, part of our Singapore chiropractors hub, to compare five established clinics.
Chiropractic isn’t government-regulated in Singapore
Unlike doctors or dentists, chiropractors in Singapore are not required to hold a government licence — chiropractic isn’t covered under the Private Hospitals and Medical Clinics Act, and practitioners aren’t registered with the Singapore Medical Council. The Ministry of Health has published guidance specifically on checking a chiropractor’s qualifications and handling complaints, precisely because there’s no licensing body doing this verification for you. In practice, this means:
- Anyone can call themselves a chiropractor in Singapore without a legal qualification requirement — reputable practitioners hold degrees from accredited overseas chiropractic colleges, but you have to check this yourself.
- The industry is self-regulated through voluntary professional bodies, such as the Chiropractic Association (Singapore) — membership is a positive signal but not a requirement to practise.
- Before your first visit, it’s reasonable to ask directly where a chiropractor trained, what qualification they hold, and whether they belong to a professional association.
Five established clinics
Elite Spine Centres
Founded in 2017 by Dr Michael Bryant, using a proprietary Functional Correction Method (FCM) that addresses joints, muscles, and underlying biomechanical patterns. Team includes Dr Fraser Montgomery, a New Zealand board-certified chiropractor and member of the Alliance of Chiropractic (AOC) Singapore.
- Address: 600 North Bridge Road, #14-01 Parkview Square, Singapore 188778
- Phone: +65 6904 8400
- Website: elitespinecentres.com
A colleague who’s been grumbling about desk aches will thank you for suggesting Elite Spine Centres. The Functional Correction Method gives them a proper biomechanical rundown, so your recommendation feels well-informed. The clinical setting is calm and professional, no awkward small talk. Book a Saturday slot before brunch, then grab a kopi and kaya toast nearby—the whole outing feels sorted.
Chiropractic First
A global chiropractic group founded in 2000, now with 35+ clinics across Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, the UK, and Europe, and 50+ chiropractors group-wide, according to the group. Multiple Singapore locations including Alexandra Road, Jalan Anak Bukit, and Woodlands Square.
- Phone: +65 6355 2355
- Website: chiropractic-first.org (for the current Singapore location list)
For someone who values a known name they can recommend without a second thought, Chiropractic First’s many locations across the island make it an easy, safe choice. The clinics run like clockwork, so your friend won’t be left waiting awkwardly in a queue. Pop into the Alexandra Road branch during a weekend shopping trip, or slot in a Woodlands visit before a leisurely lunch at a nearby kopitiam.
Family Chiropractic
Serving Singapore since 2012, focused on family and affordable care, including SOT Blocks Therapy (a gentler technique sometimes used for pregnant women and children — confirm suitability with the chiropractor directly for your specific situation).
- Address: 302 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, #01-1848, Singapore 560302
- Hours: Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–1pm, closed Sun
- Phone: +65 6554 4339
- Website: familychiropractic.com.sg
When someone asks you for a chiropractor who can see their whole family, from primary-school kids to an expectant mum, Family Chiropractic is a safe bet. The SOT Blocks technique means the session feels gentle and unhurried, so no one leaves feeling jolted. Plan a Saturday morning slot right after a wet market run, then walk over to the hawker centre for a comforting bowl of fishball noodles.
Healing Hands Chiropractic
Operating in Singapore since 2010, with multiple locations across the island including female chiropractors on staff.
- The Adelphi: 1 Coleman Street, #03-24, Singapore 179803 (other locations on their website)
- Phone: +65 6337 1607
- Website: healinghands.com.sg
Healing Hands Chiropractic makes it easy to recommend a practice where a female chiropractor is available, which can matter enormously for comfort and rapport. The multiple outlets mean you can suggest a convenient location without checking maps endlessly. Book an early Saturday appointment, then spend the rest of the morning browsing a nearby mall—no one feels rushed.
Chiropractic Singapore
Operating for over a decade, with multiple locations across the island.
- Phone: +65 6336 7714
- Website: chiropractic-singapore.com.sg (for current location list)
FAQs about chiropractic care in Singapore
Chiropractic Singapore has been around long enough that recommending it feels like a steady, unremarkable choice—exactly what you want when someone trusts your judgement. The islandwide locations mean you can suggest one near their office or home, and they won’t need to rearrange their entire Saturday. A mid-morning appointment slots neatly between errands and lunch.
Are chiropractors in Singapore licensed by the government?
No — chiropractic is not regulated by MOH or the Singapore Medical Council. It’s self-regulated through voluntary professional associations. Check a practitioner’s overseas chiropractic qualification and any professional association membership directly.
Is chiropractic care safe?
It’s generally considered low-risk for most people when performed by a properly trained practitioner, but as with any physical treatment, discuss your medical history (especially any spinal conditions, osteoporosis, or recent injuries) before starting.
What questions should I ask before my first chiropractic visit?
Ask where the chiropractor trained, what qualification they hold, whether they belong to a professional association like the Chiropractic Association (Singapore), and what their recommended treatment plan and cost will be before committing.
Last updated July 2026. Regulatory status checked against MOH’s own published guidance; clinic details checked against each provider’s own website on 22 July 2026.
Disclaimer
This article is for general information only and does not constitute medical advice. It is not an endorsement or ranking of any clinic. Consult a doctor before starting chiropractic care if you have underlying health conditions. Information has been compiled from publicly available sources and clinics’ own websites; while we aim for accuracy, confirm current details directly with the clinic before booking. Let us know if you spot anything that needs correcting.
