Good Health TCM Clinic 好健康

10/10 not coming here again. I had better experiences at other TCMs this one is just not it. Booked my appt and they told me to sit down. I waited for half an hr close to 45mins then they called me in. Didnt apologize or say anything. When i lay down took off all my clothes alrdy they were talking and talking to each other outside and laughing outside and eating. Then the lady came in and said that she almost forgot that i was here (??)after the accupuncture they still dilly dally talk2. I sprained my neck badly and why did the masseus thought that it was a good idea to pull my hand so hard? I went to a better tcm at yew tee before and i left the place completely pain free. But this one my pain still here. Worst. They dont care abt punctuality and their massage is so meh. Never even focus on my injured area also.

This is the worst TCM clinic that I had visited. I pull my muscle at my back and wanna to have speedy recovery. I visited and told doctor that I only want Tuina. Firstly, I told the tuina master that I had pull my muscle at the back, because I don’t hear doctor inform the master. She massage and then out of sudden swing my right hand hardly for two times. I felt even more pain after the swing and she mentioned you will be okay after the session end. However after the tuina session end I felt the left side of my hand felt very uncomfortable. My condition getting worst on the next morning that my shoulder and back getting very tense and my hand cannot raise up. I have to take jab to relax the muscle. If I had ever know it I will not step into their clinic.

Had a bad experience for my first visit here. Booked an appointment for a first trial which included a consult, tuina massage & acupuncture. They pushed me to do cupping without fully explaining that it will be an added cost and its effects. Following that, they pushed me to buy 2 kinds of medicines (an oil + a herbal powder to dilute in water for drinking) without clearly explaining how much they cost and their effects. To my disbelief, I only found out at checkout that a $68 trial appointment ended up being $238. They dumped a whole load of justification as to why I the treatment and medications they recommended to me were appropriate, and I left the shop after paying, brain overloaded with information, not sure if I was making the right decision. I went back after giving some thought, and to express to the staff that I was not comfortable purchasing the medicine and to ask if it was possible for a refund (as I had not opened it yet and I was still very nearby the shop). They were not open to a refund at all, and continued giving reasons to justify why I should be using the medicine, and even offered to book a follow up session and promoted their 24 session packages (saying that I could use it for myself and my family). I declined that, and left the shop, deciding within myself not to return again. While I would not criticise the actual carrying out of the tuina and acupuncture/cupping procedures, the way the staff indirectly force their customers into paying for other services/products does not seem very patient and empathetic. Rather than giving the customer time to think, they overload the customer with information so that he/she will be confused. Not knowing better, the customer will be more likely to accept subsequent promotions that the staff suggests. My first experience at a TCM in my life, and it was unforgiving, inflexible and a mistake that I regret.

Go for tuina massage but asked to do cupping and acupuncture?! Want to give powder medicine said it’s better to take and not just only massage 🙃Are you really concern on your patient or just see $$$$ on your eyes?!! My hand feel so cold after the acupuncture, my back even more uncomfortable. I don’t feel any released of pain from the treatment. Day after treatment even worst. Now I can’t raise my hand over my head nor turn my head like normal, and even my back, become more painful 🙃 Please, be kind, you are a doctor. Thank you.

Decided to try this TCM for my ankle injury. After treatment was done, staffs tried to hard sell and tries to ride on Personal Accident claim with packages. Treatment done was also so-so as compared to other TCM clinic that I went before. Come at your own risk.

Overpriced, not very experienced female masseuse $80 for tuina and gua sha 30 minutes duration

Here's the edited review: 10/10, not coming here again. I've had better experiences at other TCMs; this one is just not it. I booked my appointment, and they told me to sit down. I waited for half an hour, close to 45 minutes, before they called me in. They didn't apologize or say anything. When I laid down and had already taken off my clothes, they were talking, laughing, and eating outside. Then the lady came in and said that she almost forgot I was there (??). After the acupuncture, they still dilly-dallied and talked. I had sprained my neck badly, so why did the masseuse think it was a good idea to pull my hand so hard? I went to a better TCM at Yew Tee before, and I left the place completely pain-free. But after this one, my pain was still there. Worst. They don't care about punctuality, and their massage is so meh. They didn't even focus on my injured area.

This is the worst TCM clinic I have ever visited. I pulled a muscle in my back and wanted a speedy recovery. I visited and told the doctor that I only wanted Tuina. First, I told the Tuina master that I had pulled a muscle in my back, because I didn't hear the doctor inform the master. She massaged and then suddenly swung my right hand hard twice. I felt even more pain after the swing, and she mentioned I would be okay after the session ended. However, after the Tuina session ended, my left hand felt very uncomfortable. My condition worsened the next morning: my shoulder and back became very tense, and I couldn't raise my hand. I had to get an injection to relax the muscle. If I had known this, I would not have stepped into their clinic.

I had a bad experience for my first visit here. I booked an appointment for my first trial, which included a consult, tuina massage, and acupuncture. They pushed me to do cupping without fully explaining that it would be an added cost or its effects. Following that, they pushed me to buy two kinds of medicine (an oil and a herbal powder to dilute in water to drink) without clearly explaining their cost or effects. To my disbelief, I only found out at checkout that a $68 trial appointment ended up being $238. They dumped a whole load of justification as to why the treatment and medicine they recommended were appropriate, and I left the shop after paying, my brain overloaded with information, not sure if I was making the right decision. I went back after giving some thought, to express to the staff that I was not comfortable purchasing the medicine, and to ask if a refund was possible (as I had not opened it yet and was still nearby the shop). They were not open to a refund at all, and continued giving reasons to justify why I should be using the medicine; they even offered to book a follow-up session and promoted their 24-session packages, saying I could use them for myself and my family. I declined their offer and left the shop, deciding not to return. While I would not criticize the actual carrying out of the tuina, acupuncture, and cupping procedures, the way the staff indirectly force customers into paying for other services or products does not seem patient or empathetic. Rather than giving customers time to think, they overload them with information so that they will be confused. Not knowing better, customers will be more likely to accept subsequent promotions the staff suggests. My first experience with TCM in my life was unforgiving, inflexible, and a mistake that I regret.

I went for a tuina massage, but was then asked to do cupping and acupuncture?! They also wanted to give powder medicine, saying it was better to take than just massage 🙃 Are you really concerned about your patient, or do you just see dollar signs in your eyes?!! My hand felt so cold after the acupuncture, and my back became even more uncomfortable. I didn't feel any relief from pain from the treatment. The day after treatment was even worse. Now I can't raise my hand over my head nor turn my head normally, and even my back became more painful 🙃 Please be kind. You are a doctor. Thank you.

Decided to try this TCM for my ankle injury. After the treatment was done, the staff tried to hard sell and tried to ride on Personal Accident claims with packages. The treatment was also so-so compared to other TCM clinics I've visited before. Come at your own risk.

Overpriced, with a not very experienced female masseuse, costing $80 for 30 minutes of tuina and gua sha.

10/10, not coming here again. I had better experiences at other TCMs. This one is just not it. I booked my appointment, and they told me to sit down. I waited for half an hour, close to 45 minutes, before they called me in. They didn't apologize or say anything. When I lay down and had already taken off all my clothes, they were talking, laughing, and eating outside. Then the lady came in and said that she almost forgot that I was here (??) After the acupuncture, they continued to dilly-dally and talk. I had sprained my neck badly, so why did the masseuse think it was a good idea to pull my hand so hard? I went to a better TCM at Yew Tee before, and I left the place completely pain-free. But after this one, my pain is still here. Worst. They don't care about punctuality, and their massage is so meh. They didn't even focus on my injured area.

This is the worst TCM clinic I have ever visited. I pulled a muscle in my back and wanted a speedy recovery. I visited and told the doctor that I only wanted Tuina. First, I told the tuina master that I had pulled a muscle in my back, because I didn't hear the doctor inform her. She massaged, and then all of a sudden, swung my right hand hard twice. I felt even more pain after the swing, and she mentioned I would be okay after the session ended. However, after the tuina session ended, the left side of my hand felt very uncomfortable. My condition worsened the next morning, with my shoulder and back becoming very tense, and I couldn't raise my hand. I had to get an injection to relax the muscles. If I had known this, I would not have stepped into their clinic.

I had a bad experience during my first visit here. I had booked an appointment for a first trial, which included a consult, tuina massage, and acupuncture. They pushed me to do cupping without fully explaining that it would be an added cost or its effects. Following that, they pushed me to buy two kinds of medicines (an oil and a herbal powder to dilute in water for drinking) without clearly explaining their cost or effects. To my disbelief, I only found out at checkout that a $68 trial appointment ended up costing $238. They offered a whole load of justification as to why the treatment and medications they recommended were appropriate. I left the shop after paying, my brain overloaded with information, unsure if I was making the right decision. I went back after giving it some thought, to express to the staff that I was not comfortable purchasing the medicine, and to ask if a refund was possible (as I had not opened it yet and was still very nearby the shop). They were not open to a refund at all. Instead, they continued giving reasons to justify why I should be using the medicine, and even offered to book a follow-up session and promoted their 24-session packages (suggesting I could use them for myself and my family). I declined, and left the shop, deciding not to return again. While I would not criticize the actual carrying out of the tuina and acupuncture/cupping procedures, the way the staff indirectly force their customers into paying for other services or products does not seem very patient or empathetic. Rather than giving the customer time to think, they overload them with information, leading to confusion. Not knowing better, customers are more likely to accept subsequent promotions that the staff suggests. My first experience at a TCM in my life was unforgiving, inflexible, and a mistake I regret.

I went for a tuina massage, but was asked to do cupping and acupuncture?! They also wanted to give powder medicine, saying it was better to take than just having a massage 🙃 Are you really concerned about your patient, or do you just see dollar signs in your eyes?!! My hand felt so cold after the acupuncture, and my back felt even more uncomfortable. I didn't feel any release of pain from the treatment. The day after treatment was even worse. Now I can't raise my hand over my head, nor turn my head normally, and even my back has become more painful 🙃 Please be kind; you are a doctor. Thank you.

Decided to try this TCM for my ankle injury. After treatment was done, staff tried to hard sell and exploit Personal Accident claims by pushing packages. The treatment was also so-so compared to other TCM clinics I went to before. Come at your own risk.

Overpriced. The female masseuse was not very experienced. The cost was $80 for 30 minutes of tuina and gua sha.