7 Things That Make Physio & Sole Clinic A Success

Quick Overview

This article explores seven key factors behind the success of Physio & Sole Clinic, from strong teamwork and multidisciplinary collaboration to specialist expertise and a passion for continuous learning. It highlights how the clinic’s people-first culture, commitment to high standards, and shared drive to deliver better patient outcomes have shaped its growth in Singapore.

Here are some interesting things about Physio & Sole Clinic’s clinicians that are adding to its success factor!

In This Blog

1. Chemistry and Teamwork
2. Champion Sportsman
3. First Local Podiatry Practice
4. Highly Specialised Physiotherapists
5. Gatekeeper Of The Profession
6. Growing Team
7. 11 Islandwide Clinics for Greater Convenience

1. Chemistry and Teamwork

Talk about chemistry and team work. Physio & Sole Clinic’s Physiotherapist Wesley Chee and Podiatrist Fiona Hu were colleagues in Changi General Hospital. The joy, laughter and frustration(sometimes) of working together has gone some way back. The familiarity with their working styles have served them well at the clinic with constant discussions on how to better serve the patients happening almost on a daily basis!

And, did you know the founders of Physio & Sole Clinic, Wesley Chee (Chief Physiotherapist) and Fiona Hu (Chief Podiatrist) are married with 2 kids?

The two were colleagues at a local hospital before deciding to venture into private practice. It was also because of the professional interactions they had (and still having) that they conceived the idea of combining the expertise of both professions in the treatment of their patients. This approach has since rubbed off onto the rest of the team at Physio & Sole Clinic.

2. Champion Sportsman

Wesley Chee is a true blue sportsman. His resilience and go-getter mentality stems from his training as a competitive canoeist during his younger days. He has since retired from competitive kayaking after deciding to be a Sports Physiotherapist. Wesley used to be an Under-19 kayaking champion and had finished 4th at the National Canoeing Championships(2002).

Wesley also represented his school in badminton. When he worked in a local hospital, he would take part in the badminton competition at the annual sports meet. He was the defending mixed doubles champion for several years.

3. First Local Podiatry Practice

Fiona Hu is the first Singaporean Podiatrist to start a private practice. Before Physio & Sole Clinic started, all other podiatry practices in Singapore were foreign owned. Fiona strongly believes in grooming and growing the local podiatry community. She has served as an active member of the Podiatry Association of Singapore and was the youngest serving president of the association (2013-2015).

4. Highly Specialised Physiotherapists

Wesley belongs to a rare breed of physiotherapists who are highly specialised in the treatment of pain arising from bones, muscles and joints (musculoskeletal issues). He is trained in post-graduate programmes from Australia. The difference between these programmes as compared to entry level physiotherapy programmes is that they are taught advance assessment and treatment skills, and are rigorously trained to ensure patients recover faster, better and safer.

5. Gatekeeper Of The Profession

Wesley has set strict and high standards in the way he practises physiotherapy. He is always seen reading up scientific evidence to keep himself abreast of the latest developments in treatment methods. Given his dedication to keep standards high within the profession, Wesley is also passionate about making quality physiotherapy care accessible to more patients, ensuring they receive effective, evidence-based treatment that supports long-term recovery and wellbeing.

6. Growing Team

Physio & Sole Clinic is definitely growing and we are looking forward to filling up a few positions at our clinics very soon. Watch this space for more updates on our new clinicians in times to come.

7. 11 Islandwide Clinics for Greater Convenience

Quality care should be easy to access, especially when you are dealing with pain or recovering from an injury. That is why Physio & Sole Clinic has grown to 11 convenient locations across Singapore, making it easier for patients to find trusted physiotherapy and podiatry care near their home, workplace, or gym. With clinics in areas such as Raffles, Orchard, Jurong, Yishun, Tampines, Punggol, and more, patients can enjoy greater flexibility and faster access to treatment without travelling far.

Resources from Physio & Sole Clinic

This article is part of Physio & Sole Clinic’s Guide to Physiotherapy. Our physiotherapists treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions across Singapore.

• Private vs Public Physiotherapy in Singapore
  Find out which option gets you faster access, more personalised care, and better value for your recovery journey.

• Signs You Need Physiotherapy
  Learn the key warning signs early, so you can seek treatment before pain or injury gets worse.

• What to Look for in A Physiotherapist in Singapore
  Discover how to choose a qualified physiotherapist you can trust for safe, effective results.

• What to Expect at Your First Physiotherapy Appointment
  Know exactly what happens in your first session, so you feel confident and prepared before you visit.

• Physiotherapy Cost in Singapore — What’s Covered?
  Understand treatment costs, insurance options, and ways to make physiotherapy more affordable.

Ready to Experience the Difference?

Whether you are dealing with pain, recovering from an injury, or looking to move better and stay active, the right care can make all the difference. At Physio & Sole Clinic, our experienced physiotherapists and podiatrists are committed to helping you recover with personalised, evidence-based treatment. With 11 convenient locations across Singapore, quality care is always within reach. Book your appointment today and take the first step towards feeling better.