The Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act, which was passed in Parliament in 2000, requires all TCM Practitioners to be registered with the TCM Practitioners Board.
The registration of TCM Practitioners began in 2001 with the registration of acupuncturists. This was followed by the registration of TCM physicians from 2002.
From January 2004, all who practise TCM are required to be registered with the TCM Practitioners Board and possess a valid practising certificate.
From December 2005, Chinese Medicinal Materials dispensers who graduated from the Chinese Medicinal Materials (CMM) Training course (Intermediate module) are voluntarily listed with the TCM Practitioners Board.
You are advice to check is the TCM clinic Physician is register with : The Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board
佛教慈济义诊中心
With the humanitarian goal of safeguarding health with love, the Singapore Tzu Chi Free Clinic was inaugurated by then Health Minister, Mr. Khaw Boon Wan, on 1 August 2004, thus opening a new chapter in the Mission of Medicine of Tzu Chi Foundation …
Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic Sembawang provides the general public with outpatient consultation in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) including acupuncture.
Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic Jurong provides the general public with outpatient consultation in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) including acupuncture.
Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic Ang Mo Kio provides the general public with outpatient consultation in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) including acupuncture.
Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic Redhill provides the general public with outpatient consultation in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) including acupuncture.
新加坡佛教施诊所 (丹戎巴葛)
Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic Tanjong Pagar provides the general public with outpatient consultation in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) including acupuncture.