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About Ching Yee, Principal Physiotherapist
Practising from Tanjong Pagar and Jurong East · English, Bahasa Melayu and Mandarin · AHPC registered (A1700671H)
- Bachelor’s Degree in Physiotherapy, Chung Shan Medical University (Taiwan)
- AHPC Registered Physiotherapist (Singapore), A1700671H
- Experience across both government and private healthcare settings in Singapore
A new knee or hip is supposed to give you your life back. The surgery is only the first step.
I have rehabilitated 200 total knee replacements since 2016, along with hip replacements and the stiff, worn joints that lead up to them. I know the road from the hospital bed to walking without thinking about it, because I started this work in the public hospital system, where joint replacement recovery was my daily bread, from the first day after surgery to the end of rehabilitation.
Most of the work happens in the months after the operation, not in the operating theatre. How hard a new joint should be pushed, and when, is a judgement made against measured range and strength at each review rather than against how it feels on the day.
How I treat.
Every plan is built around your joint, your surgeon’s protocol and your goals, whether that is stairs without a handrail, travel, golf or getting back on the floor to play with grandchildren. Alongside exercise therapy and hands-on work, I use dry needling where it helps release tight, guarded muscles around a recovering joint.
Rehabilitation is more than treating symptoms. I look beyond pain and movement limitations to understand each person, and I build plans that are practical and sustainable rather than ones that only work in the clinic.
Having studied physiotherapy in Taiwan, I explain anatomy and rehabilitation in Mandarin or English, whichever you follow more easily. With an unfamiliar diagnosis, that matters more than people expect.
What I treat
- Recovery after total knee replacement
- Recovery after hip replacement
- Knee and spine degeneration, before and after surgery
- Neck and shoulder pain from work-related strain, muscle imbalance and sedentary work
- Ankle sprains and neck pain
- Women’s health
- Post partum and pregnancy: diastasis recti, groin pain, pregnancy-related back pain, pelvic pain
- Peri-menopause and menopause-related joint pain
Outside the clinic
I am an advanced PADI certified diver and spend most of my free time near the sea. Swimming, yoga and Pilates keep me honest about mindful movement, and about how long it takes to build something back.
How the work is structured
Every plan I write runs on the Phoenix Recovery Protocol: four stages, each with criteria to meet before you leave it. If you have had an operation, physiotherapy after surgery sets out how those weeks are run. Physiotherapy covers everything else we see.
Book with me directly
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Kang Ching Yee is an AHPC Registered Physiotherapist (A1700671H). Case counts on this page require verification before publication. Last reviewed: pending clinician sign-off.
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