MEET OUR PHYSIOS
Our team members are among the best trained and most experienced in the field of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy and rehabilitation. All our physiotherapists are registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) and Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA).
We specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of headaches, back pain, neck pain, joint & muscle pain and sports injuries. We utilize evidence-based treatment strategies. We excel in physical rehabilitation, whether it is after an injury or following a surgical procedure, to enhance your healing process.
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Each patient will receive their own individualized program to ensure optimal recovery.
gino ng
Senior Principal Physiotherapist, CKTI
Prior to joining Physio Solutions and starting up Sports Solutions, Gino Ng worked as a senior sports physiotherapist at the Singapore Sports Council (SSC) from 1999-2009. He graduated with a double masters in Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia on a SSC sponsorship.
Gino's position is perhaps the most unique amongst sports physiotherapists in Singapore having seen all sides of the field, as a practitioner, an athlete and as a patient.
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His special interests are in the treatment of articular cartilage injuries having done research in the area whilst undergoing his postgraduate training. He specializes in treating sports injuries, as well as devising sports rehabilitation programmes after reconstructive surgeries to the shoulder, knee and ankle joints.
As a former national triathlete, Gino is a 2-time Singapore National Triathlon champion (2000-2001), National Duathlon champion (2001), 10-time winner of the National Vertical Marathon (1998-2001, 2004-2005, 2007-2010). He has also placed 4th at the 2001 Asian Duathlon Championships in Hong Kong and made several podium finishes in the Asian Cup Triathlon Series events over the years while holding down a full time job as a physiotherapist.
Partly as a result of his grueling training regime, Gino needed 3 knee surgeries in 2002 and 2003. After which he made a comeback and placed 4th in the 2005 SEA Games triathlon event.
When not participating, Gino has kept close to sports, travelling widely with Singapore medical teams for major overseas events such as the various SEA Games, 2002, 2006 Commonwealth Games, the 2006 Asian Games and he is the only local Singaporean physiotherapist to have been to both the 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing Olympics. Gino is also one of only two certified Kinesio Taping Instuctors (CKTI) in Singapore and teaches the Kinesio Taping Level 1, 2 & 3 courses. He also teaches at Floss Band courses. He is a frequent speaker at symposiums and sporting events.
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Throughout his career as a physiotherapist, he has kept up to date with continued learning at Anatomy Trains, Kinesio taping, Functional Fascial Taping, Mulligan, Integrative Dry Needling, Danny Dreyer's Chi Running, Floss Band and dissection courses.
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While out cycling in April 2013, Gino had an accident and fractured his skull and spine. Lightning does strike twice, as he was rear ended by a motorbike while out cycling in September 2021 and fractured his thoracic spine this time. Thankfully, he is fully healed now and is back at work.
Having neck and back pain? Well, now you know who came back from a broken skull and back!
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Education:
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Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) (Australia)
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Master of Science (Musculoskeletal & Sports Physiotherapy)
(Adelaide, South Australia)
AIZED NOOR
Principal Physiotherapist
Prior to starting Physio Solutions in 2007, and Sports Solutions in 2009, Aized gained extensive work experience at Gleneagles Hospital (Singapore) and 3 private practices. She has been a physiotherapist since 1999.
She graduated with double Masters in Sports Physiotherapy and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from University of South Australia in 2003 and has specialized in spine pain and chronic pain since 2004.
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Besides treating patients at her clinics, Aized lectured at Singapore Sports Council (Sports Medicine and Sports Science Department) for their Sports Massage and Sports Trainer certifications. She has also traveled with the National Netball Teams as team physiotherapist.
Aized has lectured at Nanyang Polytechnic for their Diploma in Sports Science and was a committee member of the Sports Medicine Association of Singapore.
She has special interest in the treatment of whiplash injuries, having done research in the area during her postgraduate training. In addition, she has also done training under world renown neck pain researcher, Gwen Jull, for treatment of patients with neck pain.
She has kept up to date throughout her decades of being a physiotherapist with continued learning at Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, Craniosacral Therapy for Peadiatrics, Somatoemotional Release, Mulligan, Functional Fascial Taping, Danny Dreyer's Chi Running, Integrative Dry Needling, Kinesio Taping, Anatomy Trains and dissection courses.
Aized's innate love for sports and human movement gives her an advantage in understanding athletes' problems and their urgency to return to training.
She has run marathons, done biathlons and golfed. Nowadays she does boxing, runs and does yoga to keep fit and stay grounded.
Education:
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Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Sydney)
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Master of Science (Musculoskeletal & Sports Physiotherapy) (Adelaide, South Australia)
KAYLEE LIM
Physiotherapist
Kaylee graduated in 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Singapore Institute of Technology.
Her interest in physiotherapy was sparked by a personal experience when she suffered a knee ligament tear in 2014. During her post-operation rehabilitation sessions, she discovered her passion for physiotherapy. Kaylee’s personal experience with caring and skilled physiotherapists motivates her to provide the best possible care for her patients. She hopes to help them overcome their injuries, pain, and physical limitation, just as how she had benefitted from her own experience.
Kaylee is dedicated to developing personlised treatment plans that address the unique needs of each patient. She is curious by nature and is genuinely interested in her patient’s well-being. Her approachable and friendly demeanor allows for effective communication with patients. She is passionate about her role as a physiotherapist and is always willing to go the extra mile to ensure her patients receive the best care possible.
Kaylee also has always had an avid interest in a diverse range of sports. Having played netball competitively for more than 10 years, she is familiar with the common injuries among athletes and physical demands of the sport, which puts her at an advantage. In her free time, she enjoys playing soft tennis and swimming.
Education:
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Bachelors of Science in Physiotherapy (Singapore Institute of Technology - Trinity College of Dublin)
ZI YUN LIM
Physiotherapist
As a sports lover since a young age, Zi Yun has explored and been exposed to various sports, including martial arts, swimming, gymnastics, and badminton. Currently, her passion lies in rock climbing. The thrill of competition fuels her determination, constantly craving new challenges, consistency and progress. Having sustained numerous injuries, she understands the struggle and pressure of training with setbacks.
Beyond the adrenaline rush of sports, being a physiotherapist allows her to merge her passion for athletics with a commitment to improving lives. Her interest in physiotherapy developed several years ago when friends and family sought her advice on injuries and recovery. Back then, she really wanted to help but was limited by her lack of professional knowledge and skills. After pursuing physiotherapy, she is now dedicated to guiding individuals through their rehabilitation journeys and helping them achieve their goals, despite the demands of their activities.
Education:
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Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy
(Singapore Institute of Technology - Trinity College of Dublin)
LEAH WARDEN
Physiotherapist
Leah obtained her Physiotherapy honours degree from the Singapore Institute of Technology and Trinity College Dublin joint degree programme. Prior to that, she graduated from the National University of Singapore (NUS) with a BSc (Hons) in Life Science with a specialisation in biomedical science.
Leah’s diverse interests in sports and music led her to pursue a diploma in violin at a young age. Leah also played competitive basketball for 15 years and represented Singapore in the youth basketball team, and all through her stint at NUS. More recently, she competes in professional Muay Thai and has branched out to boxing, representing Singapore in India and Australia. In her free time, Leah trains in Brazilian jiujitsu recreationally and enjoys spending time with her two dogs.
Leah's interest in Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy makes her well-equipped to treat patients in these areas.
Education:
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Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy
(Singapore Institute of Technology - Trinity College of Dublin)​
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Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Life Science (Biomedical Science) (National University of Singapore)​​
CLARENCE YAP
Physiotherapist
Education:
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Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Curtin University)
Clarence graduated in 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Curtin University.
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He developed his interest in physiotherapy after working as a therapy assistant at a major public hospital in Singapore. Being heavily involved in the post-operative rehabilitation of his patients inspired Clarence to obtain his qualifications as a physiotherapist to learn how to provide the best possible care for his patients’ rehabilitation.As a physiotherapist, Clarence is committed to helping his patients return to their desired sport or activities. He understands that the nature of a patient’s pain experience may be multidimensional and thus adopts a biopsychosocial approach during treatment.
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Clarence has always had an avid interest in a variety of sports and previously participated in competitive volleyball and field hockey. In his free time, he enjoys going to the gym or hiking.​​​