How much does home physiotherapy cost in Singapore?

• Visit length. Some providers sell 45-minute visits, others 60. Compare the price per visit and the time you get.
• Travel. Some providers add a transport or travel fee on top of the session, depending on distance. Ask whether the quoted price is all-in.
• Time of day. Evening and overnight visits usually cost more, if they’re offered at all.
• First visit vs follow-ups. Some providers charge more for the first assessment. Others, including Oreka, charge the same for every visit.
• Packages. Some sell bundles of sessions upfront at a lower per-visit price. Check what happens to unused sessions.

S$250 nett for a 60-minute visit at home.

• Nett means nett. Nothing is added at payment: no travel fee, no booking fee.
• Same price for every visit. Initial assessment and follow-ups cost the same.
• Pay after each visit. By a payment link Oreka sends you on WhatsApp. Sending an enquiry costs nothing.
• Daytime visits. Visits start on the hour, 8am to 7pm, Singapore time.

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Insurance

Some health insurance policies cover physiotherapy, sometimes only with a doctor’s referral. Coverage depends entirely on your policy. Oreka gives you a receipt after each visit to send to your insurer, but can’t promise a claim will be paid. Check with your insurer before you start, and ask whether they need a referral.

MediSave and government subsidies

Oreka is a private service and doesn’t process MediSave or government subsidy claims. If you want to use subsidies, look at the public option below.

Subsidised home therapy through AIC

The Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) runs a Home Therapy service: physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy at home, for seniors and people who are frail and homebound.¹

• Cost: from S$125 per visit, before any government subsidies.¹
• Subsidies: for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents, means-tested on household monthly income per person, or on the home’s Annual Value when there is no household income.¹
• How to apply: talk to your doctor at the hospital or polyclinic, who can help submit the application, or visit an AIC Link office. AIC’s hotline is 1800-650-6060.¹

Subsidised services can have eligibility criteria and waiting times. Private services like Oreka cost more, but you can enquire directly, with no referral or means test.

1. Is the price all-in, including travel?
2. How long is each visit?
3. Do follow-ups cost the same as the first visit?
4. Do I pay per visit, or upfront for a package?
5. Is the physiotherapist registered with the Allied Health Professions Council? (You can check on the AHPC register.)
6. What happens if I need to cancel?

1. Agency for Integrated Care, Home Therapy, checked 1 October 2026
2. Published single-visit prices of Homage, The Home Physio, Essential Physio, Maison Therapy and Benchmark Physio, checked 1 October 2026