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  • Rehabilitation Services

    Therapist provides rehabilitation for patient

    Mount Elizabeth Hospital provides rehabilitation services such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, podiatry, prosthetics and orthotics, and home care services for patients of all ages. Our focus is to help manage the patient’s impairments, and improve their functional status and functional limitations after certain medical conditions or trauma.

    For appointments and enquiries, please call the Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre at +65 6307 7950 or +65 6307 7951.

  • Our Location

    Mount Elizabeth Rehabiliation Centre Paragon Front Counter
    Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre
    Paragon #18-07/09
    Tower 1 Lift Lobby F
    290 Orchard Road
    Singapore 238859
    Tel: +65 6307 7950

    +65 6307 7951

    External façade of Mount Elizabeth Hospital Orchard Road
    Rehab & Home care
    Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre #02-04
    3 Mount Elizabeth
    Singapore 228510
    Tel: +65 6731 2132

    +65 6731 2133

    For appointments and enquiries, please call the Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre at +65 6307 7950 or +65 6307 7951.

  • Physiotherapy

    Physiotherapy can help patients with physical symptoms and movement impairments due to injuries or diseases.

    Physiotherapy consists of specialities such as:

    Back/neck (spine) Rehabilitation

    This form of therapy helps to promote the recovery of spinal conditions such as disc prolapse (slipped disc), spondylosis and spondylolisthesis. It decreases the chances of acute pain becoming chronic.

    Treatment techniques include:

    • Manual therapy
    • Manipulation therapy
    • Core strengthening
    • Postural correction
    • Ergonomic advice
    • Soft tissue release
    • Traction and other electrotherapeutic modalities

    The techniques are internationally recognised to be effective in treating both acute and chronic lower back pain, as well as painful neck conditions.

    Sports Rehabilitation

    Rehabilitation is often recommended for individuals of all ages suffering from sports injury, including:

    Therapist Helps Patient Go Through Sports Rehab
    • Tennis elbow
    • Golfer’s elbow
    • Meniscus injury
    • Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear
    • Patellar tendonitis
    • Achilles tendonitis
    • Plantar fasciitis
    • Ankle sprain
    • Hamstring strain
    • Rotator cuff injury
    • Joint dislocation

    The aim of this programme is to regain pre-injury levels in all aspects of physical fitness. It also helps individuals who wish to enhance their performance in their preferred sports. Special emphasis is given to injury prevention. Supplementary treatment like shockwave therapy (SWT) can be used to enhance recovery.

    Physiotherapist monitors patient on treadmill

    Gait Analysis

    Everyone’s gait and running pattern is different. Using a video assisted digital gait analysis system, our therapists can effectively identify underlying biomechanical abnormalities in your gait cycle. A brief running/walking test on our treadmill equipped with a gait-analysis system can uncover abnormalities in the gait that can cost an athlete running efficiency and economy.

    Post-operation Rehabilitation

    Rehabilitation is a crucial component to regain full function after surgical procedures. It reduces the risk of re-injury and further complications. It also helps you to gradually return to your work, recreation, and competitive sports more successfully. In this programme, our therapist will provide one-to-one guidance and exercise prescription to each patient.

    We provide post-operation rehabilitation for common orthopaedic procedures including:

    Therapist checks patient's knee for post-operation rehabilitation
    • Rotator cuff repair
    • Total joint replacement (shoulder, hip, knee)
    • Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction
    • Arthroscopic knee surgery (meniscectomy and meniscal repairs)
    • Arthroscopic hip surgery (labral repairs)
    • Achilles tendon repair
    • Neck and back surgery (fusion, laminectomy, decompression)
    • Nerve release (cubital tunnel, radial tunnel, carpal tunnel, tarsal tunnel)
    • Surgical fixation of fractures of the arms and legs

    Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy

    Cardio-pulmonary rehabilitation is suitable for patients with heart and lung conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pulmonary fibrosis, cystic fibrosis, pneumonia and cardiac arrest (myocardial ischemia). In this programme, we also provide pre- and post-operative rehabilitation for patients who have undergone surgical procedures such as coronary artery bypass, valve replacement, lung resection, angioplasty, cardiothoracic surgery and various abdominal surgeries. Its primary goal is to help patients clear lung secretions, improve endurance and regain functional independence through individualised exercise programmes which include breathing techniques, chest expansion exercises, postural drainage, chest physiotherapy and energy conservation techniques.

    Various assistive devices that may be used as an adjunct to therapies include the incentive spirometer, Acapella, Flutter, cough assist device, high frequency chest wall oscillation (HFCWO), positive inspiratory pressure (PIP) therapy, and inspiratory muscle trainer.

    We also provide outpatient-based cardiopulmonary rehabilitation for patients who have undergone major cardiothoracic surgery. This programme will help to optimise the patient's functions and help speed up recovery in an effective and safe manner. The patient’s vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation) will be monitored closely. A telemetry device will be used to monitor the ECG/heart rhythm to ensure the patient's safety.

    Neuro-rehabilitation

    This comprehensive rehabilitation regimen can help the patient to build and regain muscle movement and function after a stroke or for neurological conditions such as:

    Therapist checks patient's progress for neuro rehabilitation
    • Parkinson’s disease
    • Multiple sclerosis
    • Spinal cord injury
    • Head injury
    • Balance dysfunction
    • Bell’s palsy

    The neuro-rehabilitation team at Mount Elizabeth understands the debilitating effects of neurological conditions and are committed to helping patients attain near normal function after neurological impairment.

    Stroke Rehabilitation

    This form of therapy aims to help patients relearn motor skills which have been affected due to brain lesions. Stroke patients can move towards recovery with appropriate intervention in the form of a multidisciplinary approach which includes:

    • Exercises to improve the patient’s muscle strength and coordination.
    • Mobility/gait training, which involves learning to move with assistive aids, such as a walker or quad stick, or an orthosis (dynamic AFO) to stabilise and assist the ankle. Early standing is facilitated by the tilt table, automatic standing frame, and the bio feedback-balance monitor system.
    • A body-weight harness support treadmill is used to help improve the patient's walking ability. This can help the patient to relearn motor skills in a safe and effective manner.
    • Functional electrical stimulation (FES) helps to stimulate weakened or partially paralysed muscles to facilitate muscle contraction and muscle re-education.
    • Caregiver training and home therapy that will help expedite a smooth transition for the patient from hospital to home. Therapists will train caregivers on how to transfer or walk the patient safely with the use walking aids.

    Vestibular Rehabilitation

    This is a specialised form of therapy designed to alleviate symptoms of vestibular disorders. The elderly population commonly experiences dizziness and loss of balance, which may be problems linked to inner ear disorders. We have an exercise-based programme that can help the patient to improve balance and prevent falls. Techniques like the canalith repositioning treatment (CRT), otherwise known as the Epley manoeuvre, are effective in patients suffering from benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV).

    Other physiotherapy services available include:

    Postnatal rehabilitation is done right after delivery with emphasis on pelvic floor exercises

    Postnatal rehabilitation is most important right after delivery, and special emphasis is given towards pelvic floor exercises. In this programme, the physiotherapist will guide you through exercises for post-delivery recovery and to reduce the risk of women’s health complications such as stress incontinence, and pelvic girdle and lower-back pain. We will advise you how to set up your baby's crib ergonomically, how to care for your back and the correct carrying techniques when taking care of your newborn baby.

    Clinical pilates can improve the core muscles, joint movements and mobility

    Clinical pilates is a form of physical exercise that focuses on posture, core stability, balance, control, strength, flexibility, and breathing. Moreover, it can restore natural spinal curvature and help re-establish muscular control around the joints. Its benefits include the improvement of core muscle activation, better control of joint movements and greater peripheral mobility.

    Onco-rehabilitation is designed to restore strength, physical function, and independence that patients may have lost due to cancer or cancer treatment. The physiotherapist will assist and design an exercise regime that can help patients to function at a minimum level of dependency and optimise their quality of life.

    Craniosacral therapy works on the central nervous and fascial system to manage both acute and chronic pain. It can help promote overall health, improve well-being and manage stress.

    For appointments and enquiries, please call the Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre at +65 6307 7950 or +65 6307 7951.

  • Occupational Therapy

  • Therapist helps patient with rehab exercises

    Occupational therapy is concerned with helping people of all ages whose everyday life has been affected by physical, cognitive and/or mental health problems. Occupational therapists assess the patient's functional status and use meaningful activities and a variety of treatment methods to maximise the patient's functional potential in work, self-care and play.

    The types of occupational therapies we offer are listed below :

    Patient undergoing hand therapy

    Hand Therapy

    This is for patients who have experienced upper limb fractures, nerve/tendon injuries, repetitive strain injuries, eg. carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, tendonitis, congenital deformities, etc. Treatments include fluidotherapy, shoulder/elbow/hand continuous passive movement (CPM) machines, and heat treatment such as wax therapy, hot packs, etc.

    Splints & Orthoses

    This is the prescribing and making of customised splints for the upper and lower limbs, neck or spine. Some splints that we make are: TLSO/lumbar jacket, neck splint, humeral brace, elbow splint, munster splint, radial/ulnar block splint, wrist cock-up splint, anti-spastic hand splint, dynamic splint, extension through splint, intrinsic plus splint, finger gutter splint, anti-mallet splint, Kleinert splint, Capener splint, etc.

    Neuro-rehabilitation Programme

    The neuro-rehabilitation programme helps to improve the functional independence of patients in their daily activities. This programme may prove beneficial to patients with stroke, head injuries or spinal cord injuries, and Guillain-Barre syndrome. Treatment includes the use of modalities such as Dynavision, Rejoyce, Neuromove, Biomove, etc.

    Caregiver taking care of wheelchair bound stroke patient at home

    Caregiver Training

    We train caregivers to equip them with the basic knowledge and skills to care for patients at home. This can help many types of patients, such as stroke patients who will need stroke rehabilitation at home.

    Office and Home Ergonomics

    A well-set up office and home can significantly reduce back, neck and shoulder pain, improve productivity and result in less sick days. Our therapists can help you set up your office and home to make it more work friendly without compromising on function.

    Modified home toilet for enhanced safety and mobility

    Home Evaluation/Modifications

    We can help patients overcome physical barriers within and outside the home, and enhance safety and mobility. Home visits can be conducted before or after the patient is discharged from the hospital. The therapist will assess and advise the patient and their family members on home modifications and safety to best accommodate the patient's needs.

    Aids/Appliances Prescription

    We can assess and prescribe the appropriate aids or appliances for the patient, such as a wheelchair, commode chair, shower chair, or raised toilet seat, to allow patients to be independent at home. Adaptive equipment include the long handled reacher, bath sponge, and universal built-in handles.

    Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT)

    An individualised oedema (swelling) reduction programme employing techniques including manual lymph drainage, bandaging, compression garments, and exercises as well as client education. This can benefit post-surgery cancer patients. Manual lymph drainage is also indicated for pain relief in headaches, local oedema as well as sports injuries where we work closely with the physiotherapists.

    Pressure Garments

    Such garments are customised for patients’ specific needs and made based on the doctor’s request. Patients who may benefit from this include those undergoing post-operation scar management for burns.

    Assess Functional Fitness for Work

    Employers can send industrial and commercial employees here as part of their pre-employment tests. They will be assessed with VALPAR modalities and other standardised tools such as Digital JAMAR dynamometers and pinch gauges.

    For appointments and enquiries, please call the Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre at +65 6307 7950 or +65 6307 7951.

  • Speech-Language Therapy

    Therapist assists patient with communication or swallowing problems

    Speech-language therapists are allied health professionals who specialise in the evaluation and treatment of communication deficits and swallowing disorders for both adults and children. Speech therapists assist individuals who have the following problems:

    Communication Difficulties in Children

    Therapist examines patient for speech disorders
    Speech and language delay/disorder

    Children’s speech and language development follows a typical pattern and they acquire speech and language gradually through interaction with people and their environment. When a child has speech and/or language delay, the child is still developing the usual pattern of speech/language skills but at a slower rate compared to other children of the same age. Children with speech and/or language disorders may have difficulties developing skills that follow the typical pattern. Speech problems may present as difficulties with phonology, articulation, or dyspraxia. These difficulties and delays may be caused by developmental delay or disorders, cerebral palsy, head injury, cleft lip/palate, hearing impairment, or Down syndrome.

    Stuttering/stammering

    Stuttering is a speech coordination problem where there is interruption to the fluency of speech. The flow of speech may be interrupted by the repetition of words or part of words, interjections, or involuntary silent pauses or blocks. These speech disruptions may be accompanied by secondary behaviour, such as word substitution, eye blinking, grunting, facial contortions and other bodily movements. Stuttering can interfere with a person’s communication ability and affect their quality of life.

    Signs that your child may be experiencing communication difficulties:

    • Your child's speech is not clear and leaves the listener guessing
    • Struggles to get their words out fluently
    • Has difficulty following instructions
    • Has difficulty learning concepts (eg. shapes and colours)
    • Has difficulty interacting with peers
    • Has to repeat words or parts of words
    • Gets frustrated when they are unable to communicate their wants and needs

    Acquired Communication Disorders in Adults

    Communication difficulties may arise from a range of conditions such as stroke, acquired brain injury, brain tumour and neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s disease, muscular dystrophy, motor neuron disease, Alzheimer’s and dementia. Communication impairments in the adult population include:

    Patient undergoing therapy for language impairment
    Language difficulties (aphasia/dysphasia)

    Adults with language impairment face difficulty understanding what others are saying to them or finding the right words to express their needs, thoughts and feelings. They may also experience difficulties with reading or writing.

    Speech difficulties (dysarthria/dyspraxia)

    A speech disorder is an impairment in the articulation or coordination of speech sounds. This may result in unclear or slurred speech.

    Voice disorders

    These may develop from the overuse or misuse of the voice, changes during puberty, paresis of the vocal cords or other medical conditions. Patients with voice problems may present with a hoarse or rough/breathy/raspy voice, a chronically dry and scratchy throat, an inability to control loudness or experience periods of voice loss.

    Some types of voice disorders include vocal cord nodules and polyps, vocal fold paralysis or paresis, muscle tension dysphonia, spasmodic dysphonia and puberphonia.



    Swallowing Difficulties (Dysphagia)

    Dysphagia is the difficulty of moving food or liquid safely from the mouth to the stomach. This often makes it hard for patients to consume enough calories and fluids to stay healthy and maintain an ideal weight. Dysphagia can lead to many serious medical conditions such as malnutrition, dehydration and aspiration pneumonia. Swallowing difficulties may be a result of damage to the nervous system due to stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy or progressive neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, multiple sclerosis, and Alzheimer’s disease. It may also be affected by a cleft lip or cleft palate, cancer in the mouth, throat or oesophagus, and injury or surgery involving the head and neck.

    Some of the signs and symptoms include:

    Patient undergoes therapy for swallowing difficulties
    • Dribbling of saliva, food or liquid
    • Difficulty chewing food
    • Food remaining in the mouth after swallowing
    • The sensation of food stuck in the throat
    • Gurgling or wet sounding voice after swallowing
    • Coughing or choking during or after eating and drinking
    • Unexplained weight loss or dehydration
    • Frequent chest infections

    Patients may also require an objective assessment such as:

    • A fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) by an ENT specialist and speech therapist
    • Video fluoroscopy (VFS/VFSS), also known as modified barium swallow conducted by a radiologist or speech therapist

    Other services provided by our speech therapy team include:

    • Swallowing and communication assessment, and management of patients with a tracheostomy (the practice and use of speaking valves)
    • Vitalstim® therapy (electrical stimulation for swallowing)
    • Caregiver training
    • Home therapy

    For appointments and enquiries, please call the Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre at +65 6307 7950 or +65 6307 7951.

  • Podiatry

    Foot conditions for children, adults, sportsmen and the elderly

    Podiatrists are allied health professionals who specialise in treating foot conditions for children, adults, sportsmen and the elderly.

    Our podiatry services include:

    Toenails
    • Ingrown toenails
    • Toenail injury (black toenail)
    • Cosmetic repair
    Diabetic foot
    • Diabetic foot care
    • Special diabetic shoes
    • Diabetic foot ulcer management
    Toe deformities
    • Hammer toes
    • Mallet toes
    • Claw toes
    Skin condition
    • Tinea pedis (athlete’s foot)
    • Corns and calluses
    • Cracked heels
    • Dry skin
    • Eczema
    • Plantar warts
    Other foot pain
    • Morton’s neuroma
    • Heel pain
    • Bunion
    • Metatarsalgia (ball-of-the-foot pain)
    • Arthritic foot joints
    Children’s feet
    • Bow legs
    • Growing pains
    • In-toeing gait
    • Out-toeing gait
    • Knocked knees
    • Leg-length discrepancy
    Arch deformities
    • Flatfeet
    • High arches
    • Metatarsus (C-shaped foot)
    • Arch collapse (tibialis posterior tendinopathy)
    Podiatrists treat sports injuries such as Achilles tendinopathy and fractures
    Sports injuries
    • Achilles tendinopathy
    • Stress fracture
    • Shin splint
    • Plantar fasciitis
    • Ankle sprain
    • Calf pain
    • Sesamoiditis
    • Turf toe (injuries to the big toe)
    Footwear advice
    • Children (school shoes)
    • Men
    • Women
    • Running
    • Orthotics
    • Orthopaedics

    Other services include:

    Compression Bandage Therapy

    Alternative treatment for venous ulcers caused by vein return insufficiency. A referral from a vascular surgeon is required.

    Maggot Debridement Therapy

    The use of lab-incubated sterile maggots to remove damaged tissues and assist in wound healing. This is commonly used on patients with necrotic conditions or gangrene.

    Fabricate Custom Insoles (Orthotics)

    Using a CAD/CAM scanner, we are able to fabricate custom insoles to provide a personalised fit for your feet.

    Foot Sport Strapping

    We use rock tape to re-align and re-position your feet to help improve your sporting performance.

    Ingrown Toenail Permanent Removal Procedure

    Surgically remove partial or entire affected toenail. Phenolisation techniques are used to cauterise the nail root to prevent the nail from regrowing.

    Fungal Toenail

    We can help you remove a nail with fungal infection and use a PACT laser machine to treat the fungal growth.

    Special Insoles for High Heels and Dress Shoes

    Create podiatric-designed, slim fit, weight-shifting inserts for your high-heels. These inserts will transfer pressure from the ball of your foot to the heel. They will adjust your posture, relief pressure on your knees and re-distribute the pressure on your feet.

    For appointments and enquiries, please call the Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre at +65 6307 7950 or +65 6307 7951.

  • Prosthetics & Orthotics Services

    Therapist fits a patient with back support

    Orthotics

    Orthotics is the design, fabrication and fitting of devices that provide external support or aid weak or abnormal joints, back problems, musculoskeletal disorders, and/or muscle groups.

    Back support for patient

    Splints & Braces

    We ensure the orthotics are fitted well to provide the appropriate level of function and comfort.

    • Cervical and upper limb orthotics – for fracture, post-trauma, humeral fracture, osteoarthritis, sprain, rhizarthrosis, etc.
    • Spinal orthotics – for fracture, spinal cord injury, osteoporosis
    • Hip orthotics – for dislocation, hip replacement, fracture, osteotomy
    • Knee orthotics – for sports injury, osteoporosis, meniscus injury, ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL injury
    • Ankle and foot orthotics – for sports injury, sprain, foot drop, stroke patient
    • Musculoskeletal conditions – medial tibial stress syndrome, Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, over pronation/supination, leg length discrepancy
    Prosthetics for the knee and the hip

    Prosthetics

    A prosthesis is an artificial body part, such as an arm, foot or finger that replaces a missing part.

    Our prosthetics service can recommend the type of prosthetic component that suits the patient based on their activity level.

    • Above/below knee
    • Above/below elbow
    • Cosmetic prosthesis – finger prosthesis, ear prosthesis, partial foot prosthesis

    Our services include a 3D CAD/CAM scanner for the prescription of customised items. It facilitates contactless measurement for the patient, smoother fabrication of items and a higher rate of correct fit.

    For appointments and enquiries, please call the Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre at +65 6307 7950 or +65 6307 7951.

  • Homecare services help patients to recover at home

    Many of us prefer the comfort of our own home when recovering from an illness. However, the reality is that our loved ones often have to leave their familiar, cosy home environment, or extend their hospital stay because the family is unable to provide the needed care or get help to manage at home.

    Our rehabilitation and home care services give you the choice to keep your loved ones by your side while they receive quality care, advice and support that will allow them to remain comfortable and safely independent at home.

    Our friendly team is well-trained and qualified to provide you and your family with caregiver training, home safety assessment, home equipment supply, training for daily activities, family and maid training, ambulation (walking) training, chest therapy, and swallowing evaluation and management.

    Our home care services can provide a wide range of equipment and supplies to ensure your optimal functionality at home. We can arrange for delivery at your home or the hospital prior to your discharge.

    For appointments and enquiries, please call the Mount Elizabeth Rehabilitation Centre +65 6307 7950 or +65 6307 7951.

    • Gin Lee

      Gin Lee
      Senior Physiotherapist

      Gin Lee holds a Master’s degree in Manual Therapy, and a postgraduate specialisation that includes manual therapy in knee osteoarthitis.

      She is experienced in treating conditions like adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, adult scoliosis and lower back pain conditions.

    • Judee Poh

      Judee Poh
      Senior Physiotherapist

      Judee holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy.

      She has worked as a sports physiotherapist for a soccer club, and as a neurological physiotherapist for spinal cord injury patients. She is skilled in outpatient physiotherapy, and has a special interest in spinal conditions, sports injury and geriatric rehabilitation.

    • June Ng

      June Ng
      Senior Physiotherapist

      June graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in both Physiotherapy and Exercise and Health Science.

      Her special interests lie in sports injuries and rehabilitation, injury prevention, and post-operative rehabilitation. She adopts an evidence-based approach in managing her patients by combining movement analysis, manual therapy techniques, exercise prescription and education.

    • Ong Soek Wen

      Ong Soek Wen
      Physiotherapist

      Soek Wen holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy.

      Her current interest lies in musculoskeletal conditions such as chronic pain disorders (of the neck, back and shoulder) and temporomandibular joint dysfunction. She is familiar with the latest treatment options like Craniosacral Therapy, Somato Emotional Release, Neural Manipulation and Visceral Manipulation.

    • Mary Chiang Seng

      Mary Chiang Seng
      Senior Principal Physiotherapist

      Mary graduated with a Diploma in Physiotherapy.

      She is experienced in managing both outpatients and inpatients with musculoskeletal, orthopedic and neurological conditions. Her treatment approach is based on Maitland and McKenzie’s methods, manual therapy, clinical Pilates, and exercise prescription for acute and chronic back and neck pain.

    • Florence Wong Seow Ping

      Florence Wong Seow Ping
      Senior Principal Physiotherapist

      Florence holds a Diploma in Physiotherapy, a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science (Physiotherapy), and a Master’s degree in Medicine (Pain Management).

      She has a special interest in managing both outpatients and inpatients with musculoskeletal, orthopaedic and chronic pain conditions.

    • Samita Dayal

      Samita Dayal
      Senior Physiotherapist

      Samita holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy.

      She has a special interest in managing musculoskeletal conditions.

    • David Loh

      David Loh
      Physiotherapist

      David holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy.

      He has a special interest in treating patients with neck injury, lower back pain, shoulder impingement and other musculoskeletal disorders. He is also experienced in stroke and geriatric rehabilitation.

    • Alan Tay Seyang

      Alan Tay Seyang
      Principal Occupational Therapist

      Alan holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in occupational therapy.

      He has a special interest in neuro rehabilitation, pain management, ergonomics and hand rehabilitation.

    • Bernard Tan Li Hao

      Bernard Tan Li Hao
      Speech Therapist

      Bernard holds a Master’s degree in Speech and Language Pathology, and a Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics and Multilingual Studies.

      He has a keen interest in the assessment and treatment of children with speech and language disorders, in particular children with autism spectrum disorder. He uses a child-directed approach to therapy, and believes in the unique abilities of each child regardless of their difficulties.

    • John McGinn

      John McGinn
      Senior Principal Podiatrist

      John holds a Bachelor’s degree in Podiatry.

      He managed a caseload in both community and hospital settings, and joined a team of diabetes specialist podiatrists in Scotland, where he delivered complex care management to high-risk and complex diabetic patients in a multi-disciplinary setting. He is also well versed in complex wound care.

    • William Ho

      William Ho Chin Fui
      Chief Occupational Therapist

      William holds Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy.

      His area of specialisation is neurology and orthopaedics, which includes hand therapy, fabrication of splints, body jackets, and fitting of varies braces and devices.

    • Yvonne Yap

      Yvonne Yap
      Senior Physiotherapist

      Yvonne holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy.

      She has worked as a sports physiotherapist specialising in sports and musculoskeletal injuries for the past 5 years. Her special interests lie in sports injuries and rehabilitation, injury prevention and post-operative rehabilitation. Her approach in managing her patients is by combining manual therapy and exercise prescription.

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