"TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE (TCM) TREATS A PERSON AS A WHOLE."
TCM is a complete medical system that has been used to diagnose, treat, and prevent illnesses for over 2000 years. TCM Physicians specialise in the Treatment of the Basis of Syndrome Differentiation, 辨证论治, and administer TCM medication and/or Acupuncture correspondingly to treat and prevent various complex disorders. The key to TCM diagnostics is the overall observation of the human symptoms, emphasising the importance of improving the quality of life. The modern practice of TCM is increasingly recognised as an effective form of medical treatment with various medical communities integrating it into their healthcare system, complementing it with Western medicine to ensue rehabilitation.
In Singapore, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act was passed on 14 Nov 2000. The Act requires TCM Practitioners who undertake the prescribed practice of TCM to be registered with the TCM Practitioners Board. TCM Practitioners in Singapore are required to be registered with the TCM Practitioners Board and possess valid practicing certificates.
TEAM
洪两 博士
Dr Ang Liang (TCM Physician)
南京中医药大学中医 博士
新加坡中医研究院 院长
南京中医药大学新加坡校友会 会长
南京中医药大学校友会 副会长及常务理事
世中联儿科专业委员会 副会长
新加坡中医师注册资格考试 顾问
新加坡卫生部中医管理委员会 前考试组主席
新加坡中华医院 前院长
新加坡中医师公会名誉理事
Doctorate. TCM (Nanjing, China)
President of Academy of Chinese Medicine Singapore
President of Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine, Singapore Alumni Association
Vice President and Standing Member of Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine Alumni Association
Vice Chairperson of Speciality Committee of Pediatrics of WFCMS
Examination Consultant for Singapore TCM Physicians Registration Examination
Former Chairman of Examinations Committee, TCM Practitioners Board
Former Director, Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution
Honorary Member of the Singapore Chinese Physicians Association
南京中医药大学中医 学士
新加坡中医学院 毕业
新加坡卫生部注册中医师
新加坡中医研究院 准会员
世中联儿科专业委员会 理事
新加坡中华医院 前义诊医师
B. TCM, Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine
B.BBA, RMIT University
Registered TCM Physician
Associate Member, Academy of Chinese Medicine Singapore
Council Member, Speciality Committee of Pediatrics of WFCMS
Former Volunteer Physician, Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution
Positive Psychiatry and Mental Health Certificate, The University of Sydney
洪缓莹 医师
Physician Ang Huan Ying
南京中医药大学中医 学士
新加坡中医学院 毕业
新加坡卫生部注册中医师
新加坡中医研究院 准会员
世中联儿科专业委员会 理事
B. TCM, Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine
Dip.TCM (Singapore)
Registered TCM Physician
Associate Member, Academy of Chinese Medicine Singapore
Council Member, Speciality Committee of Pediatrics of WFCMS
MEDICAL SERVICES
TCM GENERAL MEDICINE
ACUPUNCTURE
AN APPOINTMENT IS REQUIRED.
PLEASE CALL THE CLINIC FOR AN APPOINTMENT.
TCM FOR CHILDREN
TCM FOR WOMEN
TCM FOR SKIN CONDITIONS
TCM HOUSE CALL FOR ACUPUNCTURE
Customised TCM medication for slimming and aesthetics are available at our clinic.
Please visit us for a consultation.
CONSULTATION HOURS FOR WALK-INS
Mon, Wed & Fri
9.00am - 12.00pm
2.00pm - 5.00pm
7.00pm - 9.00pm
Tue & Thur:
9.00am - 12.00pm
2.00pm - 5.00pm only
Sat & Sun:
9.00am - 12.30pm
Please note: Last registration is 30 minutes before closing time.
CLOSED ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
An appointment is required for Acupuncture treatments. Please call the Clinic to make an appointment.
For House Calls, please call the Clinic to arrange for an appointment.
PROFESSIONAL FEES
All fees are subject to change.
$0 - $50
Consultation Charges
Consultation fees depend on the length and complexity of each consultation.
FROM $18
Medication Fees (Children)
TCM medication for a standard 3-day dosage.
FROM $26
Medication Fees (Adults)
TCM medication for a standard 3-day dosage.
FROM $35
Acupuncture
Treatment fee per session.
GET IN TOUCH
Ang Liang Medical Hall
Block 320 Clementi Ave 4
#01-21
Singapore 120320
Consultations are on a first-come first-served basis.
Please call for availability of Physicians.
Please call during consultation hours.
Nearest MRT station: Clementi (EW23)
Exit B.
Tel: +65 6776 6793
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COVID-19 Update:
Please note that Ang Liang Medical Hall is NOT a Public Health Preparedness Clinic (PHPC).
Patients who have any of the acute respiratory infection (ARI) symptoms should be seen at PHPCs or the various polyclinics.
Acute respiratory infection symptoms include:
fever
runny nose
cough
sore throat
body aches
fatigue
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Get Informed
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO SEE THE EFFECTS OF TCM?
It depends on the severity of your condition. It could range from a few hours to several months.
DOES ACUPUNCTURE HURT?
While Acupuncture does not hurt, it might not be comfortable to some. You might feel a mild aching or slight tingling sensation. Whether it 'hurts' depends on individual and your pain threshold.
WHAT MUST I TAKE NOTE BEFORE AN ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT?
Please note:
Have your meal 2 hours before your session.
Do not come with an empty stomach.
No alcohol before treatment.
Wear loose and comfortable clothings.