Singapore has a growing number of doctor-led clinics that blend conventional medicine with functional, preventive and lifestyle approaches. The clinics below are run by MOH-registered doctors and verified practitioners, with a focus on root-cause, evidence-based care.
How we chose
This is an editorial shortlist, not paid placement. We prioritise providers accredited by Singapore’s Ministry of Health (MOH) and listed on the Specialist Register where applicable, with relevant experience, genuine patient feedback and transparency about who treats you. We don’t publish a clinic’s rating or price unless we can verify it from a reliable source.
At a glance
| Clinic | Lead doctor | Known for | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chi Longevity | Professor Andrea Maier (Co-Founder; Internal Medicine specialist & Geriatrician) | Evidence-based longevity & biological-age optimisation | Orchard (Camden Medical Centre) & Four Seasons Hotel Singapore |
| Nutramed Clinic | Dr Melanie Phuah & Dr Nicholas Yap | Functional & integrative medicine, chronic-disease prevention | Orchard (1 Grange Road, Orchard Building) |
| Lifescan Medical & Wellness | Dr Derek Koh & Dr Tay Wen Sien | Preventive & functional wellness, executive health screening | Novena (Novena Medical Center) & Orchard (Tong Building) |
| Osler Health International | Dr Neil Forrest, Dr Foong Tsin Uin & team of MRCGP-qualified GPs | Lifestyle medicine & health/longevity assessments | City Hall (Raffles Hotel Arcade) & Buona Vista (Star Vista) |
The clinics, in detail
1. Chi Longevity
Chi Longevity is a preventive and healthy-ageing clinic co-founded by Professor Andrea Maier, an internal medicine specialist and geriatrician working in precision geromedicine. It uses biomarkers, biological-age testing and clinical assessment to build personalised plans, operating from MOH-licensed facilities at Camden Medical Centre and the Four Seasons Hotel Singapore. Official site. Source.
2. Nutramed Clinic
Nutramed integrates conventional medicine with functional approaches aimed at the root causes of chronic illness. It is led by Dr Melanie Phuah (M.B.B.S Newcastle, with over 20 years of experience and a Fellowship in Nutritional Medicine from ACNEM) and Dr Nicholas Yap, a senior family physician certified in exercise medicine. Official site. Source.
3. Lifescan Medical & Wellness
Lifescan Medical & Wellness is an MOH-licensed provider focused on functional and preventive medicine through nutrition, lifestyle and targeted therapies. Its doctors include Dr Derek Koh, with over 20 years of experience and anti-ageing board certification, and Dr Tay Wen Sien, who focuses on preventive medicine and menopause care across clinics in Novena and Orchard. Official site. Source.
4. Osler Health International
Osler Health is an established international family-medicine group offering evidence-based lifestyle medicine to prevent and manage chronic disease across six pillars including nutrition, activity, sleep and stress. Its UK-trained, MRCGP-qualified general practitioners provide Health & Longevity Assessments from clinics at Raffles Hotel Arcade and Star Vista. Official site. Source.
Prices and patient ratings are being independently verified and will be added as we confirm them. This guide is general information, not medical advice — always confirm a provider’s MOH accreditation and current fees directly.
What “holistic” care means in Singapore
The clinics in this guide are doctor-led practices that combine conventional medicine with functional, preventive and lifestyle approaches. “Holistic” here is not a regulated term, so the most useful question is who is delivering the care. In a credible setting, your consultations are led by a doctor registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC), supported where relevant by dietitians, nurses or other allied professionals. This matters because longevity, hormone and “functional” services are increasingly marketed by providers with very different levels of medical oversight.
What to look for
- Medical registration: confirm the lead practitioner is an SMC-registered doctor, and check the Register of Specialists if a specialty (such as internal medicine or geriatrics) is claimed.
- Evidence base: ask whether tests and treatments are supported by published evidence, and how results will change your management. Be cautious of large unvalidated test panels.
- Transparency: a reputable clinic explains what each assessment costs, what it can and cannot tell you, and who interprets the results.
Costs and financing
Preventive, wellness and longevity services are generally elective and are typically paid out of pocket. MediSave, MediShield Life and CHAS are designed around defined medical conditions and approved procedures, so most screening packages and lifestyle programmes are not claimable. Some private insurance plans include limited health-screening benefits; check your policy before booking. Always ask for an itemised quote, as packages can bundle consultations, tests and follow-up.
Questions to ask at your first visit
- What are your medical qualifications and registration?
- Which tests do you recommend, and what will the results change?
- How do you coordinate with my GP or specialists?
- What does the programme cost in total, and what is not included?
Common questions
Is functional or holistic medicine regulated in Singapore?
The doctors are regulated by the SMC, but “holistic” and “functional medicine” are not separate licensed specialties. Focus on the practitioner’s actual registration.
Can I claim these services under MediSave or insurance?
Most preventive and lifestyle services are paid privately. Some insurers offer screening benefits, so check your plan and ask the clinic which items, if any, are claimable.
Should I stop my regular doctor’s care?
No. These services are best used alongside, not instead of, your existing GP and specialist care.
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